Help feed a little white kitty, whilst avoiding the numerous obstacles on a busy intersection, in the charming Time4Cat. An unlikely, but perfect, game for your coffee break, with a chilled out soundtrack as an additional bonus [via jayisgames].

All that time you invested during high school dreaming up ways to escape the science labs finally pays off in Biology Lab Escape. Who would have thought that all your life experiences so far were actually just training exercises for playing point'n'click games? Oh well, at least it explains all the looking under/in wastepaper baskets you've been doing anyway... [subbed by memph78, Mystery & Doc].

SSSG: Escape makes me wish I had a roaring log fire next to my computer desk. I really feel like I'm missing out. I could toast marshmallows whilst I worked. Hmmmm... marshmallows... [subbed by Mystery & Cyberjar88].

I can only assume you are trying to escape the muzak, even if it does have a catchy beat (oh yeah! get down!), in The Next Day, because otherwise you must be trying to escape cake, which makes no sense whatsoever [subbed by zodiac].

In a tardis-like fashion Time Escape fits a big adventure into a small space. And it involves time. And it takes a while to load which The Doctor always used to moan about too. It is not, however, painted blue [subbed by Mystery & Cyberjar88 ].

Three Cats' Oisisou Home features some special feline moves that I think I may have seen somewhere before... [subbed by Cyberjar88].

The Phantom Mansion Serieseseses (mental note: investigate proper plural of 'series') continue with PM2: North Sea, featuring some particularly apt chilly weather. Well apt if you are where I am today, not so apt if you are in Hawaii or something, but then again you're probably not stuck indoors playing computer games if you are in Hawaii... [subbed by Mantari].

Oh dear. The start to -Escape- (Trapped 3) (see also 1 & 2) is very serious stuff (poor Mickey), but all some devilish imp in my head will let me do is sing a one hit wonder tune from the 80s to myself... I'm not doing the dance though, that wouldn't be pretty... [subbed by Myuhinny, Pufje & Lady Twis].

When the robot I am building in my secret underground lair (a.k.a "the basement") is finally completed, my first choice of name for the metallic fellow will probably involve a "-tron", or "-bot", and some kind of impressive sounding number, so something like "Blastertron 9000" or "TaserBot 600". Cool. My second choice though, would, of course, be Andrew, as in Andrew The Droid [subbed by anon].

The Waldo Ultimatum provides the mash up of Bourne and Waldo/Wally that I wasn't looking for, but I was very happy to find...