Aaarrrggg.com isn't so much a
point'n'click game as a
point'n'click interactive website. Having said that though there are some bits I haven't figured out yet like what's the password to get into the nightclub, so it's probably worth having a click around to see if you can work out what's going on [
subbed by winniethepooh].
There have been so many quests recently. We've finished the
Da Vinci Code Quest, embarked upon the
Eurostar Quest, and now there is
Beakin's Mango Quest. Except this one is almost entirely unlike the other two quests. No hard puzzles, or googling required here, just some platforming keyboard skills. It's still pretty tricky though, returning you to the start of the previous level each time you mess up (and you will), really prolongs the game, as you control Beakin the parrot in his quest for a tasty mango [
subbed by Sunflower].
Sniper WWII provides more stickmen sniping action and bloody red scribbles along the same lines as
Tactical Assassin. Not one for the kids [
subbed by Adam].
I know it's a Saturday and you are trying to rest your poor tired brains, but the old grey matter is going to have to work a bit to help you escape the room in
Out File #01 [
subbed by electra, Nicop & SteBu].
I've been a fan of
Ninjai (the little ninja) for some time now, so I liked the idea of the
Ninjai Game straight away. Unfortunately it's either very buggy or I'm very bad at it (and I know which of those options I'm picking and I'm sticking to it). The game trys to mix some
point'n'click elements with some typical Ninjai violence (oh yeah - it's probably not one for the kids to play btw), but I don't seem to be able to get it to work properly, I just keep dying horribly. Can you do any better? [
subbed by winniethepooh].
If you've been moping around the house pondering how empty your life is since the end of the
Da Vinci Code Quest, have no fear the
Eurostar Quest is here. It's another Da Vinci Code game (sponsored by
Eurostar) with plenty of puzzles and a chance to win prizes galore. Also, of course, it means you have a chance to redeem yourself if you didn't manage to get through to the final of the last one and you're still feeling bitter about it [
subbed by Fiona & sopdox].
DeadEnd's Hotel is a French horror genre
point'n'click game (so in case you can't work it out from that description, it's not one for the kids to play, or you, if you are a big scaredy-cat). Turn the lights down low, and the volume up high, so that the moody graphics and an atmospheric soundtrack can combine to produce a game that will have you hiding behind the sofa before you know it. Especially if that's where you keep your English-French dictionary [
subbed by winniethepooh].
The idea of
The Envelopes Please is, as it so politely asks you, to find all of the envelopes. In total there are 10 to find. It's not quite a
point'n'click game, you use the cursor and space keys (clicking only sort of works), but this kids adventure is still nice to play. As with all kids games this is the point at which I now mention how simple it is to play, but how I am incredibly stuck, and this one is no exception. I have 3 envelopes, but I'm now wondering how to, or even if it's possible to, get the caterer to move the food cart. What to do next? [
subbed by MonICQ].
Fear Country is another one of those fiendish on-line puzzles that has you changing URLs, altering graphics files, searching google, and pulling out your few remaining hairs. Excellent. Rather nicely it also comes with some smart looking graphics, and a Twin Peaks-esque soundtrack [
subbed by Stephanie].
PS. If you like
Fear Country you may also like to raid the LL archives and play
notpr0n.
Cross The Cliffs is a simple little
point'n'click game where you have to, er... well, you have to cross the cliffs obviously. I say it's quite simple, but it can take a while to get started if you haven't spotted the 'use' and 'get' icons in the top righthand corner. But what kind of idiot would do that? Not me, that's for certain. Doh! [
subbed by anonymous].
Plaque Fighter is a simple little arcade game that's probably meant to make you want to clean your teeth (and buy lots of Listerine in the process), but all it makes me want to do is come up with a way of installing a stirring anthemic soundtrack in my bathroom. It would really make getting up in the morning a lot more interesting. Just one word of warning about the game - I think it needs
Flash Player 8, it kept getting stuck on the load screen in Flash 7 [
subbed by CrisMach].
EsCape (GH) offers the, by now, familiar tale of being trapped in a room and needing to escape. It's not new ground for a
point'n'click game, but it is much loved. Kind of like wearing your favourite scuffed old shoes [
subbed by Suki, Flop & winniethepooh].
