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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Hmmmm..... is it Friday yet? All in all I'm far too busy this week. Anyway I'm sure I can shoehorn in some
point'n'clickery. First up is
Joe's Virtual MySpace in which once again the misfortune monster strikes: just how many times can we get stuck in a room with no obvious means of escape? Lots I hope, but maybe I should start carrying a lock-picking kit around with me. By the way if you get stuck on this one ask
catraven nicely: she already has a walkthru [
subbed by JhInG & catraven].
Leading to some frantic
point'n'clicking, that will threaten to break your mouse, the idea of
Red Card is to find all 5 red cards hidden within a room within 20 seconds. It's in the nature of the game that it's all over really quickly, but the cards are hidden in a different place every time you play, so you can give it a few goes if you wish [
subbed by JhInG].
In
Blue Rabbit's Climate Chaos you play a blue rabbit who tinkers with an island's climate. Obviously. Use the keyboard to control movement, and
point'n'click to interact. Very cute [
subbed by Mike, Thyrfing, Merri & Martha].
In
One-Off R, the latest game from those fine folks at
gotmail, you are trapped in a shipping container with your fine motorcycle. It's time to get
point'n'clicking, so that you can escape, and...
"Get your motor running
Head out on the highway
Looking for adventure
In whatever comes our way."
Good luck and rock on everybody [
subbed by JhInG, presbhs & Nicop].
Kotori is a weird & short, but very cute,
point'n'click game. You play, what I think is, a Panda trying to return a chick to it's nest, but a number of obstacles stand in your way. You may take four of six objects available to you to help you in your quest, using them in the right order, so that you can return the chick to it's home. Not too hard at all, as it's just a case of trial and error, but it's still a nice little diversion [
subbed by MsInterpret].
You get a phone call from a friend. There's an
Intruder in their house... immediately you pop around to investigate.
You fool. Your insatiable appetite for
point'n'clickery is going to be the end of you one of these days. Especially if you're not quiet. What's more it's raining so hard outside you have no choice but to enter the house, even if you are having second thoughts. Be careful folks, and whatever you do, don't let the kids play this one [
subbed by MsInterpret, JhInG, Helanren & winniethepooh].
In
Marcy Vladdigan's Cottage of Terror (great name by the way) your Southpark-esque group starts off trick or treating and unwisely decides to enter
Marcy Vladdigan's Cottage of Terror (the name should have suggested it was a bad idea). At that point the Southpark-esque element of the game disappears, blood abounds, and you are off on another spooky
point'n'click adventure [
subbed and created by Joby].
Purgatorium is a seasonal, and downright spooky,
point'n'click game from
Ben Leffler, author of
Exmortis. You might want to shuffle the kids out of the room before playing, better still wait until the dead of night to play once they have gone to bed, turn off the lights, turn up the volume, and get a spare set of underwear handy [
subbed by MsInterpret, Rod & JhInG].
You break into a house in
Heist (naughty you) in order to steal the money hidden within, but you'll soon just want to escape, as you find yourself trapped in a
point'n'click nightmare. I would tell you more but I've just been killed in the kitchen - watch out for the (seemingly) random attacks. Not a game for the kids as it contains violence [
subbed by JhInG, MsInterpret, karstenmp, Meeker & winniethepooh].
Lost In Forest appears to be well named. Well I'm certainly lost in the forest at the moment. Lots of objects to find, and lots of things to kill you, but no obvious way yet of escaping across the lake which is the stated first objective. I'm currently randomly
point'n'clicking around in trees... [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Explore the
The Kearns Mansion using some simple
point'n'clickery to find the 5
keys coins. The position of the coins changes each time you play so it's a (not all that) different game every time you play [
subbed by winniethepooh, MsInterpret & Nefretit].
Blood and darkness abound in
Ambridge Mansion Day 2, the torchtastic
point'n'click follow up to
Ambridge Mansion. A good one to play late at night in the run up to Halloween, although maybe not one for the kids to play [
subbed by MsInterpret & JhInG].
