Can you escape the
Monster Basement before the monster returns?
Muwhahaha... you better get those
point'n'click skills working to get you out of there.
BTW - maybe I'm just being picky here, but "vampire" flies? Is there such a thing as a non-vampire fly? [
subbed by Sanara, Lydia, Mystery & winniethepooh].
Rinako Room has all of the
point'n'click essentials: The word "Room" in the game title - check, a locked door - check, a computer on a desk - check, and a waste-paper basket hiding a clue - check. If only it was in totally undecipherable Japanese it would have it all... oh... it is... [
subbed by winniethepooh, Mystery, Sanara & Lydia].
Having escaped
Polleke's Garden it's now time to escape
Polleke's Room [
subbed by im4noles2, EscapePortal & franki1368].
Bloxorz is a nicely executed 3D puzzle game that is more than somewhat addicting, and with 33 progressively more difficult levels to complete be prepared for it to suck up quite a bit of your time. The idea of the game is to flip your little block (using the cursor keys) around the 3D floating platform, being careful not to fall off, to ultimately slot the block in the hole at the end of the course. It seems tricky to master to begin with, however you soon get used to it, but then they throw in some switches, bridges and some weak points that fall away if you pass over them in the wrong way to liven things back up again. Just one note of caution - the game is presented in an isometric(ish) layout, and does use the cursor keys for movement, a combination which I know from past experience that a lot of you hate - I didn't find this a problem at all in this game, but you have been warned [
subbed by Masquerade, winniethepooh & AldoPlepi].
Prepare to stare hawk-like at your computer screen one more time as
It Finds It, only released a couple of days ago, returns with yet more observe'n'clickery in the cunningly titled "
It Finds It 2". Once again you have to find, and click on, the object that slowly appears in the pictures that you see, and once again I'm already stuck on level two, but then again I really am overdue a visit to the opticians [
subbed & created by selfdefiant].
Subjugation Of The Mountain is a fun little
point'n'click game, which is very simple to complete, but with some nice humour and good graphics it's still makes for a pleasant little diversion. It's actually in Russian, but from personal experience I can tell you that you don't need to understand it to play. The idea of the game is to clear your path through the various different scenes so that you climb the mountain and raise a flag once you are at the summit. Nice, I just wish it was a little longer [
subbed by Mystery].
It's time to flex those
point'n'click fingers of yours one more time, as you try to
escape the room in
SouthTown. Watch out for the tricky language barrier though, unless your Japanese is getting pretty good by now after playing all of these games... [
subbed by carm].
Walt's Computer is a
point'n'click detective game where you must investigate the murder of Sheriff Walt Bannerman, by searching his office and particularly, quelle surprise, his computer. The game is tied to US TV show "The Dead Zone", which I know nothing about, but the game seems nice enough [
subbed by Devanni].
Selfdefiant takes a short break from the excellent
SSSG Series to bring us "
It Finds It", an observe'n'click game. Start the timer, look at the picture, and find the object that starts to appear. The very first level is very easy (as it contains an obvious spoiler), but after that, I'm ashamed to say, I'm finding this one very hard. I can't even get passed level two. Maybe I need
another bucket of coffee...
anyway, I'm sure that between us we can crack this thing... [
subbed & created by selfdefiant].
The makers of
Escaping Paris give us another chance to rescue Ms. Hilton from prison in
Escaping Paris 2. Personally though I'm looking forward to an episode 3 where you have to get her back into prison, for the longest time possible, with the minimum amount of press coverage.
Excellent. Anyway, once again this is a case of using the cursor keys to move, [SPACE] for actions, blah, blah, blah [
subbed by vmklover].
Avoid the watchful eyes of the guards and escape prison in
Escaping Paris, featuring the world's (current) most famous criminal. And if you are anxious to know what happened at the end - don't stress yourself - she got out. Use the cursor keys to move, and [SPACE] for actions [
subbed by winniethepooh & vmklover].
There's more
point'n'click goodness from the team that brought you
Dream Electricity in the form of the atmospheric
Mist. It's all a bit foggy as you might expect, and has some great music. Also there's a nice dog... [
subbed by chacha].
