Oh the irony. I'm the busiest I've been in an age so I have no free time, but new complicated (well ultra time consuming anyway) puzzles keep appearing. How am I going to fit all this puzzling in? Anyway... This time it's the follow up to "
Between Something And Nothing", called
Maladjusted. Change the page names in the address bar to supply your
guesses answers as usual, and 49 levels later you'll have visted every page google has cataloged, and have no remaining hair. Good luck [
subbed, and partially created by, grant].
Unfortunately I don't have much time today, which means I'll have to keep this brief, and also I won't have time to ponder all the puzzles in
Qwizard Qwest, which is the follow up puzzle to
Qwizard and
Qwizard 2. This puzzle isn't one hundred levels though (only 15), but the puzzles all link to one
big answer at the end of the qwest. Registration is now required, but is free and spamless [
subbed and created by Greg McKean & Lola Lush].
Dailion Tower is the latest game from
Dailion (remember
Dailion's Room?) will really test the limits of the those
point'n'click skillz. There are seemingly endless rooms, and objects to collect. But what to do with them all? Good luck. You'll need it [
subbed by Dailion & winniethepooh].
I'm really getting behind with my posting at the moment, so many things submitted, so little time to post them - so sorry if I haven't posted
your wonderful find yet, I'm sure I will eventually. Anyway...
Trapped 2 is the cunningly named sequel to
Trapped 1, and the question we're all asking ourselves is are the clicky bits even smaller in this latest episode of the room escaping
point'n'click adventure? You've got to hope not [
subbed by winniethepooh].
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].
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].
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].
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].
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].
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].
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].
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].
