The Escape Monster is the creature that allegedly lives under the beds of point'n'click fans [subbed by Buji].

As you listen to the background musak in Gift - Who am I? you might think you are trapped in an elevator. But you aren't. This is just another point'n'click game. Unless you are playing on a laptop whilst trapped in an elevator that is. In which case I suggest you stop playing and start watching the trap door in he ceiling for John McClane to appear [subbed by Buji].

Puzzling Escape is an escape the room style point'n'click game, and not a weird place name, just in case you were wondering... [subbed by Buji].

If you can't find Chinese Cabbage Escape in your local supermarket, you might need to visit a specialist store [subbed by Buji, utsuki & Raevyn].

Remember to tip the piano player in Hotel Escape 2, otherwise you are going to feel socially awkward whether or not you actually manage to escape [subbed by Eric & Buji].

In Escape Razzmatazz Room you are locked in a jazz club... *nice*. And you have to set the stage for the evening's performance... *grrreat* [subbed by utsuki].

Just Graduation might sound a tad dismissive if you've put a lot of work into your education, but it doesn't seem quite so important when you just have to solve cute little point'n'click puzzles to write your own diplomas [subbed by Buji].

Generally escaping from a room that is furnished with garden chairs is a good plan. Doubly so if the interior designer feels compelled to then bolt that furniture to the ground. Even with today's tanktastic economy this does not send out a good vibe. So it looks like you're just going to have to try and escape Sagrario's Room asap [subbed by Buji, pufumic & sopdox].

The Dream Machine (Demo) has graphical loveliness aplenty even if it does force me to face up to my getting trapped on a strange island phobia. Is that a polar bear in the background? What year is it? Mr Locke wants me to do what?[subbed by zodiac].

OK, either I'm going for an eye exam, or I'm buying a new monitor or I'm going to start snacking on carrots. Every Man Has His Price is yet another dark and moody point'n'click that seems like it would be great if only I could see what was going on [subbed by anon].