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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Escape the railway carriage in the Japanese
point'n'click game
Dream Train 2. Starters tip: you can choose to play in English, rather than Japanese, from the in-game menu. Advanced tip (ie. if you've been playing for a while): use the sound on/off button to stop the train sound effects sending you loopy... [
subbed by theidiotcircusboy].
The
Wogger Mini daytime soap opera continues with
Wogger Mini 127. Please note though that there is not a "story so far" segment for new comers, so you'll going to have to get busy to catch up if this one is unfamiliar to you. There's
only 126 previous episodes to get thru... [
subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, Viv & kvsteve].
If you check the incredibly subtle clues hidden within
Escape Pear Room you may just detect that I might have originally missed this game and I'm posting it a tiny bit late... [
subbed by Myuhinny].
PS: Merry Christmas everyone :)
The Present From Girlfriend is a Japanese
escape the room that holds an additional puzzle edge over
it's brethren... getting the thing to even work is a challenge in itself. Not using Internet Explorer? Then you probably should walk away and have
a nice cup of tea now instead of trying to play. You are using Internet Explorer? Well things still aren't plain sailing, you'll probably need to refresh the page at least once to get it to work properly. Good luck. Oh. BTW. Once you get it working, it doesn't look like a bad game, it's just getting to that point that seems to be a bit of a problem [
subbed by Mystery].
Cute cute cute is the best way to describe
3 Attendants. That was 3 "cute"s see... 3 attendants... cute cute cute... hmmmm.... don't mind me, it's kind of hot here and I might well be losing my sanity [
subbed by Buji, Mystery & ~*Mercedes*~].
Automaton: Part 2 is not a
point'n'click game that is going to make you happy. The graphics are dark, the music is melancholic, and the puzzles really aren't that difficult to figure out. Yet somehow the game still manages to be great. The graphics might be dark, but they are really well done. The music might be melancholic, but they're produced well and suit the mood of the game. The puzzles might be simple, but are a pleasure to figure out. The net result being that a game which on paper I should hate, is actually one I love to play. Anyway, try to enjoy, and don't get too depressed. Try thinking of sun drenched tropical islands as you play. And also consider catching up with the
previous episodes, if you haven't already, they're worth a play too, but you're really going to need a sunny outlook on life to get thru them as well in one sitting [
subbed by Ralph & Mystery].
Israeli babies, squirrels and snacks realign for a second time in
Bamba Snack Quest 2 for more Israeli baby, squirrel and snack related
point'n'click "find a path" goodness. And if you like this one, and you missed the
first quest, remember to
check that out too [
subbed by gal, Kelly, Mystery, Mantari & Lap Kitten].
Esklavos C16 is the latest outing in the
Esklavos Series and answers the question, "
War. What is it good for?". It's not just "absolutely nothing", but also a back drop to
point'n'click games, apparently [
subbed by ~*Mercedes*~, Mystery & Cyberjar88].
There's something
fishy going on... it's time for
Fish Room Escape [
subbed by ~*Mercedes*~ & Mystery].
Well that was quick, the storm's over, the power is back, and the sun is struggling to come out. Apparently a tornado did come down (is that the right phrase for it? I have no idea), but in the town 10 miles (or so) away so we escaped this time. So to celebrate the return of electricity and the fact that we didn't all get blown away, here's another
point'n'clicker to keep you occupied:
An Encounter With Unknown. No tornadoes included, but there is an alien. Personally though I'm not playing, I'm celebrating by opening (and drinking) a beer. Y'all enjoy though [
subbed by Mystery].
