Yes I know
Synapsis came out a while back (Jen's shouting at me from the other side of the room that she played it ages ago), but I missed it, and it has just the right mix of
point'n'click weirdness, atmospheric sounds and lush graphics, for me to be transfixed, so I have to post it [
subbed by Ralph].
More crazy
point'n'click key finding action from the
Renegade-
master in
Leaving Your Room 7. Just remember that just because it looks like it might be simple, it doesn't necessarily mean that it is. At all. Really [
subbed by Cyberjar88 & Tom].
Hmmm...
this one's a bit of self indulgent post to remind Jen & I to come back to it more than anything else, but if there's anyone else out there who know what it means to be less than keen to
fly Oceanic then
Find815 is for you too. Sort of a game, maybe an
ARG,
Find815 probably should really be treated more as interactive content, an extra storyline kind of thing, to support the new series of
Lost, more than anything else. In fact as a "game" I understand it's over, but if like us you've only just got re-hooked, then it makes for some nice background reading, since most of it's "secrets" have already been
revealed.
Green Mirrors Escape: "You are locked in some kind of weird green room with some kind of weird laser device and mirrors...". Escape is the goal, even if the frickin' lasers
aren't (*shame*)
attached to sharks' heads... [
subbed by Ralph].
Frog Room Escape is a frog themed
escape the room game that's somewhat baffling, due to (a). The Japanese language which I don't understand at all, and (b). Er... what exactly is the deal with all the frogs? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? [
subbed by sc00b].
Just a demo for now (i.e. it's quite short)
Soul Sister is a
point'n'click game with a spooky edge to it's atmosphere and soundtrack. The goal (at least of the demo) is to enter the old asylum and then open the code locked door. For experienced gamers such as yourselves it's over all too quickly, but it's a nice taster of what will hopefully be a longer game. My only word of advice I have is re. the rusty scissors: I'm not sure if there's some kind of bug, but I couldn't pick them up for ages, but if you persist you can (and you'll need them) [
subbed by kaylou].
Maybe not good news for
Triskaidekaphobes, but for the rest of us, especially those of us with a love of graphically rich
point'n'click games, great news, as
Esklavos C13 has been released today [
subbed by f00].
The Great Kitchen Escape is a fun little
escape the room escapade with some cute graphics, music and sounds. Not too difficult at all, but maybe just right for tired minds after a hard of week of work, and it's an entertaining adventure even if not too challenging [
subbed by Murtaugh, kaylou & Mystery].
NOTE: There's an
Alternative link if the original isn't working.
Somewhere along the line I missed
S24 Room. It's another
escape the room game from the
gotmail crew, which is always a good thing, but this time it's with a cute koala motif, which is a nice addition. As far as I can make out from a google translation (it's in Japanese) the game is promoting car insurance and the koala is the company's trademark [
subbed by kaylou & Andy from Encino].
Submachine 5: The Root is the
latest slice of
point'n'click perfection from
Murtaugh, giving us a tasty base of finely crafted puzzles, topped with beautiful and atmospheric graphics and sounds. All we need now is
Daymare Town 2 to come out and Jen & I will be in
point'n'click heaven... no resting now
Murtaugh [
subbed by Murtaugh, Heather, Higgo, deschain, JSY Shaggy, Casey Roebuck, karstenmp, Jas, Biggs, Toby, Stacey, Gemini, anon, Lady Lark & avs5221].
NOTE: There's an
alternative link (if required).
More than one person I know will be pleased to hear that the balloon popping goodness of
Bloons has returned for another outing in
Bloons Player Pack 3 [
subbed by Mysterious Man].
Baseball Boy gives the
escape the room genre the baseball twist it's been looking for (er... are you sure about that?). Not that I'll be able to pick up a baseball bat, or anything else for that matter, with my hands weakened from this random
point'n'click-fest: so many places clicked, so few items actually found... [
subbed by anon].
