It the world of point'n'click escaping the natural progression once you have mastered escaping the room is to move on to escaping the house, and thus Rinako House is the inevitable sequel to Rinako Room [subbed by JhInG].

Answering a phone on what looks like a railway station platform you are sucked down the phone wire into a bizarre white room which, despite having no walls, you can't escape, in White Zone. A scenario that's possibly reminiscent of The Matrix or Twin Peaks or maybe this kind of thing happens on Sunday mornings all the time and I just wouldn't know as I'm normally still snuggly in bed right now [subbed by Escaper & Crymoon].

The Big Escape 2 is a point'n'click word search set in a circus. You'd think it must be very easy as it's designed for kids... but someone is still missing one word... argh! [subbed by JhInG].

Possibly I'm missing some irony here, I mean I don't understand Japanese, or maybe something is lost in translation, but apparently Exciting Life is a point'n'click game about finding the keys to a Toyota Corolla as soft music plays in the background. This is not my exact definition of an Exciting Life [subbed by JhInG].

More of an interactive point'n'click story, than an out and out game, Le Manoir follows the adventures of a mustachioed English man as he has a very disrupted night's sleep in a French hotel. It's an amusing little tale, with the man's "Franglais" raising more than a few chuckles from me [subbed by f00].

Tibao is a website that links hyper easy mini arcade games together with some very easy point'n'clicking. Why should you bother playing then you ask? Even, why am I posting it? Well it's cute. Very cute. The graphics are lovely, and the music and sounds are fun. It's a pleasure to play around with and it brings a smile to your face. And if you have bored younger kids near by that you don't know how to keep amused, I reckon they'd love it [subbed by f00].

Bake your way to freedom in Sweet Escape [subbed by Crymoon, JhInG & Mystery].

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)].