Wogger Mini 59 &
Wogger Mini 60 [
subbed by Spanky McPipebomb, Eric, carm, vmklover, kylea, tovella1, some1, anon, Sentinel, Vicky, hellek28, cyberjar88, Mad Dog, pablo, zero, Helen, Butterfly & HunterThompsonWanabe].
Lottery Escape is your regular escape the room
point'n'click game, although reading through the comments on
Newgrounds it sounds like the game title might be very apt, with some of tasks being more of a lottery than intended... Good luck [
subbed by f00].
Stardust is an upcoming film adaptation of the
Neil Gaiman book of the same name. The
website for the film is nice in itself, with some pleasant things for you to randomly click around with, but there is also
a game for you to waste away a couple of minutes with. Protect the hole in the wall, by wielding your big stick. Cute'n'brutal [
subbed by kylea].
More URL changing riddle fun for all you riddlers out here in
Trinih's Riddle [
subbed & created by trinih].
Where's Sindy? is a game that is a little different from the norm. The basic idea is that you are looking for Sindy (I bet you couldn't guess that from the game title) who's a spokesperson for
Altoids, the game's sponsor, and who has gone missing from their London HQ...
As a side note I'd just like to point out that the HQ building seems to be some kind of huge tower (think evil lair - volcano-esque style) just outside of London's Waterloo Station. Which is a bit odd, as that is actually where I came into London this morning, indeed where I come into London everyday, and I've never seen it before. Although I am normally a bit sleepy on the train before I've had my first coffee.
Anyway, I digress, back to the game...
To
find Sindy you'll need to track her using the clues from the people you talk to at the different locations she's visited, attempt to figure out the next location, and thus trail her around the world. So you're going to need some geography knowledge too, I'm afraid.
You'll also need a copy of
Google Earth (4.1) as, (this is the "little different from the norm" part I was referring to), the game is actually played within the
Google Earth application, with the game locations being available as KML files (which produce overlays on the maps in
Google Earth). This makes game play a little awkward, as once you reach a location the conversations and investigations have to occur in a web browser window outside of Google Earth, but it does sort of make the whole thing feel like more of an investigation as you have to make a little effort, and the novelty value is good too.
Finally, if you manage to
find Sindy, there is also a chance to win a trip to Vegas (which I bet means Sindy has been there at some point), but I think you need to be a US resident to enter for that. Which means I'll be able to enter soon - mwahmwahmwah! Unfortunately not until after the closing date though. Doh! [
subbed by Misty].
*DOWNLOAD ALERT*DOWNLOAD ALERT*DOWNLOAD ALERT*
Since
What Makes You Tick? proved to be so popular the other day you might also find
Nearly Departed (Demo) to be worth a (not quite as long, ~15Mb) download. Just remember to wait to do it at home if you don't have l33t sys-admin rights on your work/school computer.
Nearly Departed (Demo) is another neat
point'n'click game, using the "verb disc" control system, that I'm really beginning to like, and is built on the
Lassie Adventure Studio platform (which has now brought us such fine items as
What Makes You Tick? &
Something Amiss, among others). In the game you emerge from a grave as a zombie, with amnesia, and you now must solve the mystery of your demise, whilst resisting your temptation for brains! Despite being just a demo, for now, there are plenty of puzzles to solve here, several locations, and it'll keep you involved for quite a while. I still can't wait to see the full thing though [
subbed by Helanren, thruanoxygenlimbo & paolo].
When playing
Electocity the other day, if indeed, you got it to load at all, if you started pining for
SimCity you'll be pleased to hear that you can play
SimCity Classic Live on-line for free. But you have to register. Which some people hate. And it only seems to work in Internet Explorer because of some ActiveX control you have to install. Which are two more things some people hate. And on reflection after all these years the graphics suck, maybe they even sucked at the time I can't remember now. Which even more people hate. But if you are a play-
ah, and not a hate-
ah, head on
over and register now [
subbed by sean r.].
Funny Quest, like
Piranahas, manages to combine collecting keys to escape a room, with actually being a point and click game. It's an outrage I tell you! Anyway, see how many levels of this you can complete, by manoeuvring the keys to the locks, before the theme music drives you clinically insane.
BTW - turning the volume down is cheating... [
subbed by koko].
Hot off the press from
Murtaugh is the absolutely excellent news that a new
point'n'click game, "
Submachine: Future Loop Foundation", the latest in his
Submachine Series, has been released today. Here's the official game description, since I'm too eager to get off and play to write up my own:
In
Submachine FLF (
Future Loop Foundation) you find yourself locked in a padded room with only an ancient tape player at your feet. From this strange beginning unfolds an amazing mystery that you can solve in a world where memories are the key to the past, present, and future!
Who are you, and why can't you remember how you got here? Who is the
Future Loop Foundation? What do they want, and why are they holding you prisoner? Play
Submachine FLF and solve the riddle for yourself!
[
subbed and created by Murtaugh].
Like the morning after some kind of crazy house party,
Leo Himura's No Exit sees you waking up in bath with no idea of how you got there. Not that I've been invited to that kind of party in many years.
Anyway, as you might expect from years of
point'n'click gaming the bathroom you are trapped in is curiously complex to escape, with the obvious door option not working, and it's going to take a little bit more effort that simply turning a handle to
escape the room [
subbed by f00, Nicop & Eric].
In
Piranahas you must collect the keys to open the trapdoor and escape the cave, but even though that desciption might make it sound like it is, this is not a point and click adventure.
Piranahas is an arcade game, using the stunningly unpopular combination of cursor key controls (and [space] for actions), in isometric layout. The levels are against the clock (watch your "air"), there are obstacles and leaping piranhas to avoid, and bonuses, as well as keys, to collect [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Thief Of Laurentum is the latest
point'n'click episode in
The BBC's
Roman Mysteries series. And before you
tell us all how simple it is, and how fast you completed it, please remember this is a kids game, so save boasting about your l33t
p'n'c skills for some other game, as doing on this one will just make you look silly [
subbed by vmklover].
