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The panning camera and inherent motion sickness, along with the rather nice graphics, of the IBM Developer Code game returns in part 2 of the series. Once again the language barrier might stop you understanding everything that is going on (has anyone got a translated description?), but that shouldn't stop you having some point'n'click fun [subbed by tracey, subid & Nicop].

Zoo: Extra-Terrestre maintains the long running tradition of French point'n'click games, featuring space aliens, written in HTML ;o) Anyway... the game is quite good fun, even if like me you only know un petit peu of French, but fortunately all the text can be copied and pasted into something like Google Translator if you are stuck [subbed by Nicop].

To-Sen-Bo 2 sees the cat from To-Sen-Bo 1 returning to prevent your escape from yet another room, although it's a slightly better drawn room this time, and once again you have to point'n'click your way passed him. This one is tickier than the last though, invloving more than one puzzle, and the ability to turn around! [subbed by Nicop, winniethepooh & koko].

To-Sen-Bo 1 might be in Japanese but both the idea of the game, and actually completing the thing, is very easy. You must escape the room by using your point'n'click skills to distract the cute cat, who, despite outward appearances to the contrary, has a vicious streak, and is liable to throw his claws around if you try to get passed him [subbed by winniethepooh].

Dead Man's Chest is half promotional website, half point'n'click game, to promote the Pirates Of The Caribbean film of the same name. For the first part of the game you have to collect all the "plunder" in order to enter the Turkish Prison (you'll probably find the "World Map" link in the top right useful). Beyond that I'm not so sure, although I do think there is a second part to the game, but some sort of glitch meant I lost all my plunder and got thrown out of the prison. Hopefully you have more luck. One thing I did like about the game though was that it got me practising for International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Ahoy, me hearty! Shiver my timbers! *joy* [subbed by winniethepooh].

Blast Off is a point'n'click game of attrition (I used a dictionary for that one) as you oh-so-slowly work out the correct order to click the astronauts and controls in at the launch site of a rocket, so that it can blast off safely. This makes for a long drawn out process of trial and error (at least for someone of my limited patience with this style of game), and all against the clock too. Of course you could also see it as a game of patience as you wait for some intrepid soul to post a walk-through (or cheat as it's more informally known). Which ever approach you opt for though all that experience you gathered from playing the grow and hapland games is bound to come in handy (although I always find these things quite random) as the idea of the game isn't vastly dissimilar [via nitro 59].

Samsung really do seem to have a thing for squeezing their products into point'n'click games. Which is nice for us. This one is a tie-in with the Superman Returns film, so you'll be using some super powers as you coincidently stumble across Samsung products... er... I mean try to find the covert listening devices planted by Lex Luthor [subbed by Jen].

Eeeek! Here's some point'n'click news hot off the press, Jack French 2 : The Good Dr. Ferrer is out now! You can check back on the original game here if you need a reminder, or if you never played, before getting on with this one, although a word of warning before you continue - some content may not be suitable for work or kids. Over to the official release notes for further information on this episode (I'm off to play!):

[subbed and created by JB].

Well I hope your clicking finger is feeling strong today after plenty of point'n'click practice. It'll need to be for Absolut Search which will get you in a clicking fenzy. The idea of the game is to find and click all 82 bottles (or bottle shapes rather) of Absolut in the picture in 2 minutes or less. Using the click wildly and everywhere technique I managed a total of 58, can you do any better? After a couple of attempts I found that I had a sore finger and I really wanted a vodka [subbed by winniethepooh & Nicop].

I think D-BLooD is quite an old point'n'click game, I seem to remember trying to play it before, but I have never posted it, probably because the language barrier (I'm not even sure what language it is) stops most of it making sense to me. A difficult one for you to try and work out on a Friday [subbed by winniethepooh].

In Escape 2 you need to use your point'n'click('n'drag) skills to find the 10 keys to allow you to escape the room. There's not much more to it than that, but that's exactly the kind of thing we like, so that's just fine by me [subbed by Ashley, Phoenixx & winniethepooh].

In Vito the Fly - The Quest For Sugar you control Vito The Fly in his his quest to get some sugar. It's all in the title really isn't it? If you are looking for a point'n'click challenge this game isn't it. It's nice enough, but it is so easy that it would still be easy if you played it blindfolded, with one arm behind your back, whilst doing calculus in your head [subbed by winniethepooh].

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