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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
In
Grow Nano V3 you're going to need to
point'n'click the right items, in the right sequence, in order to get well soon [
subbed by Mystery].
I've learnt something new with the release of
Wogger Mini 114: Apparently 114 is the number of episodes that a
point'n'click game needs to reach before people stop emailing to tell me a new one is out... [
subbed by absolutely no-one].
If you had been in the room when Jen & I did our karaoke duet rendition of
Tricky (
really) you'd appreciate the urgency to
escape the room in
Karaoke Room. Anyway, where was I? Ah, yes I remember, *ahem*, "It's Tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time. It's Tricky...Tricky (Tricky) Tricky (Tricky)"... [
subbed by Mystery].
UPDATE: The link seems to have died already, does anybody have an alternative link?
ANOTHER UPDATE: Thanks to Stacey, Boo &
Mystery for the updated links.
In
Early Jack you control Joe's antics around the office of his boss, Jack. Try and cause as much trouble as possible before he returns (early), and if you do well there's a chance of winning some flight tickets. Not too difficult in terms of
point'n'clicking to "find" the events, although getting them all within the time limit seems to be impossible - the trying is rather good fun though [
subbed by Anna].
After a raucous (and like this game, not suitable for children) party it's "
The Morning After" and you wake up with a throbbing head in a strange student house... your task is to use your
point'n'click skills to find the various objects strewn around the house for the students in order to escape [
subbed by Kara].
In
DooDoo Dog 2: Saving Private Woodpecker you are on a
point'n'click quest to rescue a woodpecker, thus proving that just about any storyline is possible in a
point'n'click game [
subbed by Mystery & winniethepooh].
As
Gan-Tan is an
escape the room game that mentions New Years I suspect I'm slightly slow on posting this one and buried somewhere back in the sea of spam in my in-box will be a few more submissions I've missed (apologies if this is true), but since we laugh in the face of schedules here at Lazylaces, there would appear to be no good reason not to still post it [
subbed by Louise & anon].
I suspect a lot of the mystery I'm experiencing whilst playing
Les Nuits Des Clans is to do with me not understanding enough French to know what is going on more than anything else, although the game is clearly meant to have a mystical air, with it's Celtic island setting, and blue toned graphics, not to mention the whole Scottish clan thing (whose relevance I didn't grasp at all). Anyway, during the game you
point'n'click your way around the island trying to find mini games to play as far as I've been able to work out (the mini games fall into the category of arcade style logic puzzles from what I have seen), and that's pretty much it - although I suspect there is a greater overall goal to work out in here somewhere. Perhaps one of the greatest challenges of the game though, at least for non-French speakers is even starting to play.... you have to register (apologies to all of you who hate registering for anything), and then sign back in, all in French. It's somewhat baffling, but if I managed to do it, I'm sure you'll get through it... [
subbed by Minxxo].
As we play
Dog Room Escape will we find out the answer to one of life's eternal questions... "
who let the dogs out"? [
subbed by Mystery].
The Crown Jewels is another
point'n'click murder mystery but I don't think the graphics on this one will
kill your broadband connection. Anyway, in the game, the king has been murdered, and you must use your detective skills to work out who committed the crime. Apparently it's also scored against the clock so lets hope your detecting is fast [
subbed by Nick].
Bow Street Runner is a historical
point'n'click murder mystery (note: crime scenes are not suitable for younger players!) set in Georgian London, with atmospheric sights and sounds, which make for an absorbing game, even if it is slightly linear and not too difficult. Even better this is just the first part of a promised series of games for us to get wrapped up in. My only hope is that the later episodes are not so buggy though, maybe it's just the size of the game causing issues (beware the long load times they're not kidding with the "broadband required warnings), or maybe it's my PC, but I had to restart this several times to get through it with load screens freezing and not letting me progress, etc [
subbed by Franki, Crymoon, Anjie, anon, Tweetiti, jadee & Mystery].
Wogger Mini 113 [
subbed by Wiskers, Cyberjar88, carm, Mystery, Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, & griff].
