Super Strong Scape is the game where point'n'click gaming finally goes head to head with the world of wrestling and gets the kind of inspirational soundtrack it deserves... [subbed by zodiac].

Escape From The Starship features isometric (ish) graphics, keyboard controls, spiders, a maze (ish) concept, and not very much to look at along the way... All of which means that I think that the number of you that will actually want to play it is quite small. But those that do might enjoy the unique audio approach to detecting and avoiding 'danger' (those spiders) in the game. Oh. Which reminds me. If you don't have sound enabled you'll want to avoid this game too... [subbed by Nicop].

The chilled out vibe, and photo realistic graphics, of the Tipping Point Series continue in Tipping Point 4, which makes for a rather pleasant end to the week [subbed by zodiac].

Fortunately the owners of the garage in Garage Escape come from the popular "the garage is a place to pile up random stuff that I don't want in my house" school of thought (although somewhat tidier that most real world examples), rather than the less popular "the garage is a place to keep my car" camp. This means that there are plenty of items to poke and prod, find and use, in your point'n'click quest to escape, rather than there just being a big ol' car in the way. Of course we could have just hot wired the car and powered on thru the garage door to escape. But that's not how we roll around here, we have more finesse... [subbed by f00].

Rif.escape#1 PAPA is a nice looking game, with a weird sounding name, and possibly the most entertaining door handle sound effect ever. Scroll a little down the linked page to reach the game [subbed by myles].

In Pyramid Escape you'll find out if you can, if you can, oh savor the pun, if you can... walk like an Egyptian. Ahhhhh... [subbed by f00].

Put on your best space suit, and leave a note for the milkman to cancel your order, as we're blasting off into space for a while for a Colony Odyssey [subbed by myles].