Toilet Quest is a
point'n'click game with one obvious goal, a short time limit, and only two items to collect. So cramming so many bugs into the thing must have been difficult [
subbed by "me"].
Pursuit Riddle is another one of those on-line puzzles that try to get you to use your brain, as you type URLs, load pictures into graphics packages, view HTML source code, etc, etc. Ouch. This one claims to be different though as you can choose the path you take through the riddle, although one of the paths I tried to take appeared to be broken. Or was that part of the riddle? [
subbed by Mystery].
Because I didn't blow up the last time I finished
The Island I think I have successfully completed it. Not the most satisfying
point'n'click adventure I have ever played [
subbed by Helanren].
Industry II is the follow up to "
Free The Balloon" (which was apparently also known as "Industry") and is another frustrating little
point'n'click where it's all about finding the right tiny little things to click in the right order. You'll be pulling your hair out. Fortunately I have shaved mine off, so at least I'll avoid some pain [
subbed by SteBu & Mystery].
Harry The Hamster is aimed at kids, has oh-so-cute graphics, a surprisingly catchy music loop, and keyboard controls, so you might think it's an arcade game, and not worthy of your
point'n'click skillz. But you'd be wrong. Guiding Harry in his adventures, from his cage in Britain, around the world, to collect all the pieces of the golden wheel is the most gaming fun I've had in a long time. Well, since this morning anyway [
subbed by Lisa].
"
A la recherche de Josephine" est un beau jeu de
point'n'click, que je ne comprends pas entierement, car je ne parle pas francais tres bon, mais il semble placer dans une horloge de coucou, et est tres mignon [
soumis pres Badbats].
Update: I should have thought of it eariler... this is a
Canadian game so there's an
English version too! Personally I'm enjoying practising my French [
merci beaucoup Keric et Hannah].
The offices of the Obion team must be a hectic whirl of
point'n'click activity.
Escape To Obion 3 is out now - that's 3 games in 3 weeks! And it's a cracker. Even trickier than the previous two. Can we expect episode 4 next week? Surely not? [
subbed by brian, sopdox, miri, angela & mystery]
I don't know if I'd call
The Control Panel a
point'n'click game, it's far too much of an oddity to be categorised, although you will be doing a lot of pointing and clicking while you play. It makes a little more sense if you know it's by Shaun Salzberg, author of the very different, but equally as weird
planets. Anyway I hope you have some success with it, personally my brain has started to leak out of my ears trying to figure the thing out [
subbed by helenren].
Ouverture Facile isn't just another online puzzle game where you have to change the URL to progress to the next level, although you do have do a bit of that, this one also features some nice flash elements which really adds something to the whole experience. Oh, and it's in French, did I not mention that before? Well you might have guessed from the name anyway. "
Ouverture Facile" is French for "Easy Opening", which I would think is probably telling us that the game is easy to open, but difficult to close/finish. Bonne chance mes amis! [
subbed by Philippe].
I know
BF Goodrich make tires. Sad fact fan that I am, I also know they are one of this year's type suppliers for the
WRC. Unfortunately neither of these facts helps me in the company's
point'n'click game, imaginatively entitled the "
BFGoodrich Game", where you have to find the four tires for the car against the clock.
In
A Sunken Ship's Tale you use
point'n'click techniques to uncover the tale of ...er... a sunken ship. Hmmmmm.... educational.
Yizhi as you non-english-language-phobes might guess from the name is not in English, I think it's actually Chinese. Don't quote me on that though, I've made mistakes before. Anyway the game, as far as I've worked out so far can be done even without a knowledge of Chinese, although some of the hiding places are a little tricky and small. Fortunately our friend the [TAB] key works for all you cheaters out there. Not that I tried that. Obviously. Some cheater told me. Honest. Oh before I go, as I've clearly forgotten to mention it so far, this
point'n'click game is in the "escape the room" style, well "escape the cell" in this case.
