Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "escape the room" unearthed the following results...

A Bonte Escape is a tricky thing 'cause that Bonte fella is a slippery customer... [subbed by palat].

Comparing the science fiction of the late 20th century with the reality outside your window here in the real world 21st century you might, rightly, be disappointed by the fact that we're not all wearing all-in-one jump suits fashioned out of tin foil esque fabrics, not to mention the fact that we're not all driving hover cars, and flying to other galaxies for day trips. But it's not all disappointments folks, as at least Tetsuo In The Room has delivered those 3D isometric stick-men graphics that we dreamed would one day replace plain old 2D stick men graphics. Phew! I jest, but it's actually rather nice looking... [subbed by f00].

As an Intern your daily coffee brewing chores are only interrupted by having a point'n'click adventure to retrieve the pages of your brilliant article that your colleague has helpfully 'distributed' around the office... what fun [subbed by ryanmalloy].

Dharma Doll features a chilled out piano soundtrack for a lazy Sunday afternoon [subbed by anon].

As if rescuing two children form the clutches of an evil Witch isn't achievement enough, Witch also has 11 other "achievements" for you to find [subbed by myuhinny & Rae].

The time limits on Speed Escape 4 mean that you should just have time to play between watching Old Spice viral videos, but only if you hurry... [subbed by Selfdefiant].

In "The Ninja" you assume the role of "The Ninja" (who would have thunk it). For some people this might be a stretch of the imagination, for me though "The Ninja" is pretty much a reenactment of my day job... [subbed by myuhinny].

Seaweed Tea Room Escape is as delicious as it sounds [subbed by Cyberjar88].

If we all organize a SSSG - Jewel Heist I would just like to say that I'm calling "getaway driver". I've recently become obsessed with Forza 3 despite only 'owning' the demo so I'm clearly the best man for the job. I also want 55% of the haul since it was my idea... [subbed by Selfdefiant].

Imagia 1 - The Tower is the first in a new series of fine looking (and sounding) point'n'click games, which have an artistic angle, and that have some nice, not too difficult, not overly simplistic, puzzles (judging from episode one at least, which I managed to get through with only a couple of hitches, but I did only find 6 of 8 'secrets'). All in all a very enjoyable first episode [subbed by Ralf].

UPDATE: Currently the link to the game seems to have died, I'm guessing a bandwidth problem; check back later (it's worth it) if you can't play when you try.

ANOTHER UPDATE: Thanks to Jay and Ralf for the new link :)

ANOTHER UPDATE: The game is now back on the original address.