Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...

Before you play Toaster Dismantlement remember to unplug it, or at least make sure you are wearing really thick rubber soled shoes or something... [subbed by revsjessi].

Goose Gold provides us with a tale of magnetic wildfowl that would put a smile on the face of a princess....

In Super Sneaky Spy Guy Escape 2.0 you have to escape the beach house without exploding your ankle bracelet... because the kind of people that will strap explosives to you tend to feel a bit guilty and lock you in rather nice locations to make themselves feel better about the whole exploding body parts thing [subbed by Selfdefiant].

Prepare for a headache when you enter The Portal 1, because if the tricky puzzles don't melt your brain (who am I kicking - they will definitely melt your brain), the atmospheric music that seems to be played backwards at 1/10 it's original speed (and possibly underwater after falling from a great height) certainly will... [subbed by f00].

Harry Quantum: TV Go Home features a detective called Harry, a plot that has something to do with TV signals, some nice graphics, a sense of humor, a soundtrack that screams "PI", and, most importantly, it features a rusty sidekick called Graeme. No relation, I believe, but I still have to give a big hats off to my namesake [subbed by anon].

Reincarnation: The Clergy Of Unholy is a good old point'n'click'n'kill game, or should that be point'n'click'n'(re)kill game? Just remember kids that even re-killing people is naughty, even if they themselves are naughty, and even if it's just a computer game. Two wrongs don't make a right... blah, blah, etc [subbed by revsjessi, myuhinny, f00 & ryanmalloy].