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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
After an Internet connection outage lasting pretty much the whole of yesterday (almost certainly related to the storm that came thru here on Sunday night, although getting exact details from my ISP has proved to be elusive) I've spent
way too much time in front of a computer today already, trying to make up for some of the time missed at work yesterday. So I'm just going to leave you with
Nawlz - a
point'n'click interactive comic strip thing, and I'll try to get back on track with some
games tomorrow... [
subbed by Rae].
News just coming in on my earpiece that
Level 20 of MOTAS is out now... although I assume
MOTAS addicts are already too busy puzzling and/or
dancing in the streets to be reading this [
subbed by PhoeNixe, sorrowless_joe & anon].
The
R2D2 Translator comes in handy when you need to understand what a droid (that's fully conversant with English yet refuses to speak it) is saying. Especially if you know, like, you're in a bit of a pickle, and
Obi-Wan is your only hope or something, or you just want to hear
point'n'click in droideese [
via rojo huron].
Should I have posted
Neon Bible for
Musical Friday, or should it be posted under
point'n'click games? I just don't know. This flash "thing" is an interactive music video for
Arcade Fire and is nice for tinkering around with, as well as having a listen to. Enjoy [
subbed by randomguy & Minxxo].
True
MOTAS addicts probably know this already, but just in case you missed the news I better mention that
levels 18 & 19 are out now for you to unleash your
point'n'click skills on [
subbed by Malia, Aspirador & anon].
Finding the web site address for
itsredagain.com on my morning cup of coffee, I started tinkering with the $tarbucks "build your own Flash Christmas card" web-toy-thing I found there to build you all a
Happy Point'n'Click Christmas Card. And before you ask, yes of course that's my voice the snowman uses... [
via my vanilla latte].
The long wait for the, much anticipated,
new levels of Wogger is
almost over. Here's the "official" email I received last night:
10 new Levels in the flash game "wogger" On December 1st, 0:01 o'clock Central European Time, it will finally begin - wogger's brand new adventure will be finished!
There is a free version with 4 Levels (2 additional Levels to the game you know) and 8 Levels more you can order (full version has 12 Levels). Infos also at:
http://my.woggerworld.com see you,
Bernd
If you don't remember, or you never saw, this cute
point'n'clicker the
first time around there's just time to go back and
play before the new levels are released [
subbed by Bernd Mattiebe & renee].
Fans of
Enigma In The Yellow Rooms should start scratching their heads, room number 8 in this
point'n'click series is out now [
subbed by Glen].
I know that you
Cleudo Addicts know this already, but just a quick reminder in case you have been living under a stone for these last few weeks - the
final episode of this great
point'n'click game is available now. The investigation ends on 22nd October, with the killer being unmasked on the 25th. Good luck everyone.
I know that a number of my visitors write their own games and so you might be interested in the
Flash Game Design Competition being hosted by my friend
Jay. There are some nice prizes on offer including a fine Black Nintendo DS held briefly by me as I posted it out of Europe to the US for Jay. For the rest of us, who don't write games, we can wait with baited breath in the hope that some cool
point'n'click entries are created for us to play with :o)
Mapion is a service that uses a database of local information, combined with a phone that includes both GPS and an integrated compass, to provide realtime
point'n'click data to users. Point the phone at a building, and an icon will appear, click on the icon and you can see what services, such as restaurants, are inside. I'll adopt an awed voice at this point -
do you understand what this means? Real life point'n'click. Think of the games potential. The only problem is that the service is only available in Japan, where else, so I'm thinking level one in Tokyo, then level two in London, and maybe New York for level three.... [
found at engadget].
There seem's to be a shortage of
point'n'click games at the moment, or perhaps more accurately there are lots of
point'n'click games at the moment, but we're playing through them at a furious rate (*slaps* all round), so just to whip you up into a frenzy here are a few "comming soon" items to look forward too. First up
Nearly Departed, an adventure where you play a zombie with amnesia, next
Nelly The Wonder Dog, "When Nelly's favourite ball is stolen by a greedy beaver, the clever springer spaniel sets off on a wild adventure to get it back!", and finally there's the
point'n'click murder mystery the screen shot above is from, which I have my eager grubby paws on now, and which will be online for all soon [
thanks adam & jean].
