Nevermore 2

Nevermore 2 is the prequel to Nevermore. Other than being numerically inaccurate it's a beautiful game with some very soothing music. I'm going to call it a point'n'click game, but there's very little clicking involved, most of the action is performed via the keyboard. The idea of the game seems to be to find some treasure, although chasing the squirrel on the first page is a lot of fun. Hopefully we catch up with him later in the game, I'm off to find out... [subbed by winniethepooh & eb].

Entry 1777, Tuesday, March 14th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(67%) • Comments(55)

Welgeleghen

Welgeleghen is a nice, short & easy point'n'click adventure for you to hone your adventuring skillz on. It also has the most addicting soundtrack [subbed by albartus].

Entry 1776, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(51%) • Comments(53)

Onamis

Stuck in a room, where you can't open the door? Onamis might not have the most original point'n'click plot, but it still manages to do it rather nicely [subbed by Shania & Lennart].

Entry 1775, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(49%) • Comments(76)

Blueprint

Try and arrange the different objects in Blueprint to create a path for the ball to hit the target. It reminds me in many ways of "arrange the pipes" games like Whizzball [subbed by Jen, Triforce & Cruzinn].

Entry 1774, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(64%) • Comments(25)

Artogather

I'm truely stuck with Artogather, I think to know what's going on in this point'n'click thing (I'm not even sure it's a game!) you need to know some Dutch. Which I don't. At the moment I'm playing in the dark room trying to develop some photos. Darn it. What's wrong with digital cameras? Any help anyone could supply would be great [subbed by albartus].

Entry 1773, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(36%) • Comments(24)

El Complo

El Complo is a point'n'click game along the same lines as the 'Grow' series. Place all the little objects and people in the right order, and watch the ending unfold, but as always getting it wrong can be just as much fun as getting it right. Well almost as much fun. Ok. I admit it. I haven't got it right yet [subbed by Think~Pink & Luca].

Entry 1772, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(50%) • Comments(73)

Chasm

Nothing to do with the other game of the same name, Chasm sees you navigating a spaceship through a 3D tunnel. Let the lights guide you. Darn tricky [subbed by Ana].

Entry 1771, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(48%) • Comments(11)

The Big Scan

Solve the murder mystery in The Big Scan, with a little point'n'click and a lot of reading. Even if you don't solve the crime your ability to scan text will increase. Hmmm... educational [subbed by Lesley].

Entry 1770, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(60%) • Comments(29)

Obsessed

Obsessed contains a feast of mini games for you to play in your coffee break. There are also some funky old skool electro sounds for you to bop to at your desk. *sweet* [subbed by Natalie]

Entry 1769, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(50%) • Comments(13)

Alpha Moon

Is Alpha Moon a new point'n'click adventure? Maybe if you take enough drugs (*) it is, but for the rest of us it's, an all too short, point'n'click trip, from the makers of Ink Quest [subbed by Boxhead Man].

(*) Lazylaces does not endorse the taking of any kind of drug.

Entry 1768, Monday, March 13th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(51%) • Comments(30)

Goldburger

Goldburger is a point'n'click game in the style of Hapland. Well sort of... It's a lot easier, still fun though, but the concept is very similar. Get everything lined up 'just so' to complete the game, which in this case means delivering a delicious burger [via flabber].

Entry 1767, Friday, March 10th 2006, Filed In Games
Rating(46%) • Comments(54)

ARC

It's hard to accurately describe ARC, but it's a beautiful game. Rings appear on screen, with little stars orbiting around them. Make two stars collide, and little musical notes play while sparkle bursts move around the rings in question. If a sparkle burst hits another star, more music and sparkles ensue, and as you combo further and further, the music builds up as a soundtrack to the graphical fireworks in front of your eyes. That's the best description I can come up with. Try it and see what it's all about [via flabber].