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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Recent games to easy for you, you ardent
point'n'clicker you? Well you'll have to learn a whole new language to solve
this one, not to mention picking the right browser, and
language packs, so there! Alternatively you could just visit
nordinho to short cut all the difficult bits, but that would be cheating wouldn't it? [
*slaps* Incog Neato]
The rather odd world of
The Machine is more point'n'puzzle than
point'n'click but don't let that stop you enjoying getting to grips with the thing [
thanks Ron].
Another
point'n'click that should be imensely popular going on the number of times that the link has been sent to me, personally I don't see it myself - I mean it's just an island populated by busty women...er wait, hold on...I get it now. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.
Open this
link to
Living Room before reading any further. If you have an ounce of
point'n'click blood in you, or even the ability to use a mouse, you should have finished the "game" by the time you've read to the end of this post. Basically posting this is my excuse to extend the distribution of *SLAPS* from those who post walkthroughs to those that even ask for help. There's no excuse any of you - short of moving the mouse for you they don't come any easier than this [
thanks to the disturbingly large number of people that sent this in].
How apt? A
point'n'click adventure called "
I Am Lost" where I am lost. Ha! Well not really, I've only just started playing so technically I probably can't call myself lost yet, but you know, it was too obvious a thing to avoid saying and sometimes I stuggle to find something new to say about these games. Lush photo-realistic graphics (actually these are my favourite kind) and nice audio combine in
I Am Lost to make an intriguing clicker, which seems to be a tie-in with some US television show I'm completely unaware of.
As far as I can tell, unless I'm being really dense which is very possible,
DDA is only a demo, or maybe a teaser,
point'n'click game at the moment. But it's from the creator of
motas so the potential is great even if the current reality is a little thin. I've found a crack, a couple of halls and looked at some stuff. That seems to be about it so far.
Definately falling into the 'weird' school of
point'n'click gaming, it's even pretty tricky to work how to start playing
Dareka (I'm not even totally convinced I'm getting it right now). Of course the whole "not understanding the language" thing probably doesn't help, I'm guessing. Good luck [
thanks Incog Neato].
Such a new arrival into my
point'n'click inbox that I've barely had time to wonder around a couple of rooms, the
Mansion certainly looks good, but I'm guessing that the word 'demo' in the URL might mean all the gameplay isn't there yet. However I know you guys like to get these things as soon as possible so
here it is. Let the
bitchy infighting, er, I mean
commenting begin...[
thanks MzDimplz].
Change all the spheres into
cubes in this short & weird, but very cute,
point'n'click game [
thanks to everyone that sent this in].
I'm all for breaking new ground in
point'n'click games, there are only so many times that escaping a room can seem like a new and interesting challenge, but I'm not really sure how I feel about the objective of a game being to learn more Canadian history. That's exactly the goal
SOS History sets us though. Odd [
thanks tabby].
To fully appreciate it you have to play
The Grudge under the right conditions. Don't get me wrong, this is a great
point'n'click game anyway, and it will spook you out, but I first played this in my flat, alone, at midnight, in the dark, with the sound up loud on my headphones. Try it. If you don't know what goose bumps are you soon will do. Guaranteed to set your pulse racing [
thanks sam].
I'm not sure if
game is the right way to describe it,
Galactor is a bizarre
point'n'click thing. Good luck finding your barings [
thanks Incog Neato].
