Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "tipping point" unearthed the following results...

The Ballad Of Ketinetto 7 is the mathematical result of taking The Ballad Of Ketinetto 6 and adding one. It's one of the most simple examples of point'n'click algebra I can think of. Way simpler than, say, taking Submachine 6 and dividing by WoggerMini 130 to the power of Tipping Point 4 [subbed by myuhinny & Mystery].

The chilled out vibe, and photo realistic graphics, of the Tipping Point Series continue in Tipping Point 4, which makes for a rather pleasant end to the week [subbed by zodiac].

I was just thinking today that it's been a while since a really good game came out, and what do you know? I get home today to find news in my inbox that Tipping Point Chapter 3 has been released, the latest installment of the superb Tipping Point Series. I'm posting this immediately before I start playing properly, but I can already see that once again the sights and sounds are top notch. Now on with the point'n'clicking [subbed by Dan, f00 & Adel].

UPDATE: Oops. btw - you'll either need to start playing from the beginning of chapter 1 if you don't have a chapter 3 code (the voyage is well worth it if you haven't been playing) otherwise check the spoiler in the comments for a code to start playing chapter 3 immediately.

Tipping Point might take a while to load, but it's worth the wait, go and make a cup of coffee (or two) whilst the load bar trundles along. Once loaded the wait is instantly explained, the superb photo-realistic graphics of this point'n'click adventure must result in some hefty file sizes. There are no rules and no instructions to the game, so jump right in and get clicking. Explore your surroundings, find clues and solve puzzles to move the story forward, whilst enjoying the lush surroundings and sounds as the mystery unfolds.

There are two chapters available currently, with a third planned to follow later (for now I better warn you to be prepared for a frustrating "to be continued" message once you've cracked the maze). I can't wait [subbed by Dan Russell-Pinson & Mantari].