Oh the poor
Crawfish (or Crayfish depending on where you're from).
Criminally ignored by the gaming industry for years, then when a
point'n'click game
finally appears featuring the little crustacean guys, I forget to post it. Only now with the addition of
Crawfish Room Escape to
Lazylaces can I hope to right this dreadful wrong, but I shall still hang my head in shame. My sincere apologies to all the
Crawfish out there, please forgive me.
Dammit. I was trying to stick to my lazy ethos and ignore the fact that I'd clearly still missed some animal
point'n'click games other than just
White Cat Room Escape, but I can't do it. It was bothering me too much. Eating at my soul. There was some point out there that I had not clicked... so anyway the first one I think I missed was
Mouse Room Escape. Oh the cute little mouse. And so fitting too, since
mice go so well with cats [
subbed by Mystery (forgotten by Graeme)].
Despite the somewhat limited area that you have to investigate (that I've found so far) in
Restroom Trap I'm having trouble finding anything at all useful, or even anything un-useful, that I can pick up (not that I'm sure I want to touch them - ewwww) [
subbed by f00].
Somewhere in amongst all the other animal related
point'n'click games I must have missed
White Cat Room Escape. Shame on me. Actually I think I missed way more than just this one, but I'm not going to go through a whole zoo right now [
subbed by ellerbellers].
Whilst playing
Hippopotamus Room Escape might involve you escaping a room, the hippo involvement is minimal, which is a shame as hippos are nice (ignoring the fact that they are fierce killers). It won't stop me using the hippo pic from the game intro screen as a screenshot here though, no way, I'm all about the hippos [
subbed by JhInG].
Attention all
Wogger fans:
Episode 118 is out now for you to
point'n'click your way through. For the rest of you that stopped caring
98 episodes ago (*shame on you*) I've included a nice picture above of my current desktop wallpaper for you to look at instead. Oh yes it's graphically fine, and mean and moody, but not nearly as good in 350x233 as it is in 1280x1024, and you can't
point'n'click it, well you can, but that will just take you to
Wogger Mini 118 anyway, so let face it, you may as well play anyway. It's going to happen, it is. Don't deny it. Give in. Feel the goodness of the
118 vibe * [
subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd].
* Particularly observant readers might detect that I'm running slightly short of things to say about this series.
Judging by the noises outside the room in
Bad Reception simply escaping the room isn't going to quite cut it in this game... [
subbed by Crymoon].
E-Scape is your average
escape the room game. Lets just take a look around the room and investigate what might help us to escape... hang on... what's this? Can't reach? But it's really close. Hold up, I appear to be chained to my desk chair... argh, can't - move - at - all. It's an escape the chair game!
So, in summary,
E-Scape: One part
point'n'click game, one part analogy for the working life of the 9 to 5 office worker... [
subbed by Mystery & Mike Davis].
Oh the joys of spring... the weather oh-so-slowly warms, blossoms bloom, bunnies frolic, gnomes infest your garden... well they do in
10 Gnomes 3: Early Spring Garden anyway. The gnomes part that is, not necessarily the other things [
subbed and created by Murtaugh].
I was just thinking today that it's been a while since a
really good game came out, and what do you know? I get home today to find news in my inbox that
Tipping Point Chapter 3 has been released, the latest installment of the superb
Tipping Point Series. I'm posting this immediately before I start playing properly, but I can already see that once again the sights and sounds are top notch. Now on with the
point'n'clicking [
subbed by Dan, f00 & Adel].
UPDATE: Oops. btw - you'll either need to start playing from the beginning of chapter 1 if you don't have a chapter 3 code (the voyage is well worth it if you haven't been playing) otherwise check the spoiler in
the comments for a code to start playing chapter 3 immediately.
Just Escape 2. That is all [
subbed by Crymoon].
