Spit It Out Adventure is a "RPG based on extracting gum from gum chewers", this bizarre premise being connected to the fact that it's a viral game promoting chewing gum. Nice. And as far as I can tell 'rpg' actually means a series of mini arcade games connected together with some really difficult to control walking around. The graphics are lush though. Even if they do make even the speediest internet connection perform like an asthmatic ant. Hmmm... I'm a little bit overly grumpy from being super busy today, can you tell? Try and enjoy the game, and I'll go try and chill out, it is Friday evening now after all [subbed by Leo].

Don't you just hate it when you are way busier than you thought you were going to be, especially when it's Friday? The subtext being that I don't have much time here, but is that going to stop me posting Darth Thriller for Musical Friday? No way... [via op-pop].

More Japanese point'n'click antics in D's Room Escape 4 - Tyasitu. Anyone fancy a cup of tea whilst we play? [subbed by Catraven & Mystery].

Escape of Kitten Narsa has cute graphics anyway, but add a kitten into the mix as well, and the cute quotient rockets. Prepare to say 'ahhhh' people [subbed by Mystery].

I'm late posting today. I've been busy applying for my US social security number, which is as exciting as it sounds. And now I can apply for a state driving license too, but for that one I get to do another driving test, as well as sit in a boring office for a couple of hours. Woohoo! Anyway... meanwhile, now I'm back at home, I see there are a pile of games to post, but very little time to do it... so which shall I pick... Ooooo.... the cutest, I think, which has to be Treasure Of Ogre. Even with the ogre. Hurrah! [subbed by Mystery].

Point'n'click cookery madness abounds with Doctor Ku: The Kitchen [subbed by Mystery, GossipGirl, Gemini, Abby, winniethepooh & Scott].

Dirk Dagger might sound like a point'n'click game about a sleazy pr0n star (you're thinking of this, if that rings a bell) but it's actually a point'n'click game about a couple of sleazy detectives. Hmmm.... sleazy [subbed by Mystery, Myuhinny & winniethepooh].

The popular Phantom Mansion Series concludes with Phantom Mansion 8: The Black Sanctum - press 'play' on the linked page to start [subbed by Mystery, Scott & geek.girl].

I could sit here and tell you how the name of Mini Escape 3 encapsulates my recent car ownership, however more observant readers would notice that I mentioned this in my blurb for Mini Escape 2 and start wondering if I was tuning in to a funny old uncle character who tells you the same story every time you see them. Fortunately the site search saved the day and let me hide my senility for a while longer [subbed by Mystery, Paul, Biggs & winniethepooh].

Escape the railway carriage in the Japanese point'n'click game Dream Train 2. Starters tip: you can choose to play in English, rather than Japanese, from the in-game menu. Advanced tip (ie. if you've been playing for a while): use the sound on/off button to stop the train sound effects sending you loopy... [subbed by theidiotcircusboy].