Maybe it's the language barrier thing, but I'm confused. I've been walking around in circles in
12 Doors for a while now and I haven't encountered one door! Maybe your
point'n'click skills can crack this enigma.
BTW, I forget to say - to enter game you'll need a password and passnumber. They can be found at the bottom of the
linked page - enter the password in the box using your keyboard, tap out the passnumber using the keypad on screen [
subbed by Hooper].
Oh dear.
Point'n'click translation required, I can see that
Moghouse is going to be a tricky one with out it. Good luck un-oriental friends, and the oriental ones, come to that [
subbed by Hooper].
Help
MacGuyver escape from the (not quite as well rendered as
Archipelago) island. Search, gather, and combine items to escape in the typical
MacGuyver point'n'click adventure fashion. Meanwhile the question preying on my mind is "is that
Strong Bad singing on the radio?" [
subbed by Robert].
Damn my
point'n'click addled brain - I was so busy posting
Return To The Archipelago, I've only just realised that I never posted the, equally as beautiful, original
Archipelago game. This one involves just as much swimming as the follow up so you better have those buoyancy aids handy [
subbed by Nail, Helanren, Anna & Gillian].
The beautiful island location of
Return To The Archipelago makes it the
Far Cry of the
point'n'click adventuring scene. Yes, that's right, once you've stopped looking at the eye-candy there is an adventure in there to be played as well [
subbed by May].
Myself 2 is the follow up to
Myself 1 (did you guess from the name?) and in my opinion it is a little harder than the first part as there's a bit more text to read through in that impenetrable language (I'm thinking it's Czech), which I'm sure would make things easier if only we could understand it, as it is it just makes it harder. Anyway, it won't stop you
point'n'clickers I'm sure [
subbed by Lady Lark, koKo & Robert].
I'm not totally sure what language
Myself 1 is in, although my guess would be we're talking somewhere in Eastern Europe, but little things like this do not deter the
point'n'click adventurer. Step one in this game is to escape prison, which is surprisingly easy to do. My favourite part so far are the wolf sounds in the forest [
subbed by koKo & Robert].
There are 7 epsodes in
One Of Those Weeks, one for each day of the week, personally I'm still stuck on Day 1, which despite the fact that the [TAB] key cheat works just seems to be an impossible maze of rooms. Anyway I'm sure some
point'n'click genius some where will work it out [
subbed by click-oholic].
Help Scooby and Shaggy retrieve the hottest chili pepper in the world (hmm... hot chili) during this
point'n'click adventure (well it's keyboard based really - press 'h' to get instructions) around
The Temple Of Lost Souls, a spooky Guatemalan location. Just don't get too scared - you have to restart from the begining [
subbed by KoKo, BlackWing & Castor].
I haven't quite decided if
Scoop is trying to advertise a film or some kind of techno jacket, but that doesn't really matter. What does matter is that it's a new slice
point'n'click adventure pie. Tasty [
subbed by Kelli & Aeos].
The Castle is a beautiful master class in
point'n'click adventuring, even though it's not really a game in itself, but it is just a lovely way of teaching you that nice things can be revealed by clicking the right thing on screen. If you don't know already, the [TAB] key is your friend here, when you get stuck. If you are totally successful some lovely fireworks are your reward, best of luck viewing them [
via nordinho].
With
Nekoryokan there's a whole language thing going on that I don't understand, but that doesn't stop you, the avid
point'n'clickers, having ago. Good luck amigos [
via nitro 59].
