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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
I think
Cityscape might be quite an old game, but it's new to me. It's a
point'n'click game that's, sort of, along the lines of
grow in that you have to do all the tasks in exactly the right order to get the optimum score, but with it's city building theme it also reminds me of
Civilization and other world/city building games, albeit with much less groovy graphics [
subbed by adam].
Warbears is a real
point'n'click challenge. You have to complete tasks in the right order, and if you do the wrong thing at the wrong time, you have to start over, and if that isn't enough there's a bit of combat, and if you fight badly and loose, yup you guessed it, you have to start over. The edge is taken off the fighting though as you are controlling cute litle bears... sorry... I mean destructive little warbears [
subbed by joru, nicop & blazel].
How can I resist a
point'n'click game that name checks me? The answer is I can't.
Renegade calls this game "
Leaving Your Room", I call it "
The 5 Million Golden Keys" for reasons that quickly become apparent (scroll to the bottom of the linked page to find the game).
Sanpo (I think that's the right name for this game - although I like the site name - "A Day Of Rest") has very nice graphics and I'm loving the
point'n'click gameplay, but for those of you bothered by the whole language thing, I warn you now this is a Japanese game. Not that it bothers me, and I'm really getting into this one, I don't think you really need to know the language to enjoy it. The idea of the game, as far as I've been able to establish, is to "escape into the house", but just looking at the beautiful graphics is quite good fun too [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Cybee's Adventure might look like a little
point'n'click game, but your goal in the game is to save the universe from destruction. It doesn't come much bigger than that [
subbed by Sophie].
If you know your
point'n'click games I'm sure you know
motas. If you don't - play it now, I couldn't tell you what the first
point'n'click game was, but motas has been around for a long time, and been the inspiration for many games that have followed either directly or indirectly. Anyway there is now a
motas editor so you make your own motas clone! As I'm a busy guy I haven't had time to try it out yet, but I'm intrigued, there's even a demo clone by albartus which I guess makes it the official Motas II! [
subbed by Sophie]
UPDATE: This game seem to have been permanently removed from the internets (last checked in Feb 2011). If you find it lurking somewhere please
let us know, and in the meantime try our
random game selecta as an alternative.
My Ages thirty-one... oh er, I mean "
My Ages" is a
point'n'click adventure with some strong
Myst like influences [
subbed by Sophie].
Dragon Mountain is a simplistic
point'n'click adventure, but given the general lego theme I'm guessing it was made for kids, it has some fun little mini games in it though that will keep you diverted for a few minutes [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Apparently
Puzzled 4 is the final game in the Puzzled
point'n'click series so we'll just have to find some other rooms to escape from. Catch up on the older games
here [
subbed by f00].
UPDATE: This game seem to have been permanently removed from the internets (last checked in Feb 2011). If you find it lurking somewhere please
let us know, and in the meantime try our
random game selecta as an alternative.
The Hook-Up isn't really a
point'n'click adventure, although there is lots of pointing and clicking, and indeed, adventuring too, but if you think "The Sims" you'll have a far better idea of where this game is coming from. Not everybody's cup of tea, but I think some of you will like it [
subbed by Lisa].
Cannibalon Carnage is a stunningly easy
point'n'click adventure (I accidently completed it whilst I trying to decide upon a screenshot), but I love Futurama so it's nice to play. The only game easier is
part 2 which pretty much gives up on the pretence of being a
point'n'click adventure at all [
via flash gamez].
Point the flash light where you want to go in
Hellgate Escape, a
point'n'click adventure filled with blood and gore. Look away now if you are a child, at work (although being there on a weekend is probably a greater horror), or if you are a big scaredy cat [
subbed by brian].
