The Lazylaces "What's Forgot" list brings together the 10 least voted for games, out of the 2013 posted on the site, as not voted for, by the site's community. The list is kept constantly up to date, so if you feel strongly about one of the games on the list your vote could drag it out of the bottom of the pile. Anyway, without further ado here's that Forgotten 10 list in full:

Rank	Forgotten Games	Rating	Comments	Votes
#2013	Second Room	12%	10	4
#2012	First Room	20%	31	5
#2011	James The Pirate Zebra	41%	6	6
#2010	Cluetracker 2.0	41%	20	6
#2009	Mesiria 3	87%	13	8
#2008	Maka's Escape Vol 2	50%	14	8
#2007	Wogger Mini 124	25%	16	8
#2006	Wogger Mini 125	50%	18	8
#2005	Escape From The Same Rooms	43%	19	8
#2004	Escape M3106	18%	30	8

All the original game posts for the "What's Forgot" list are reproduced below for you to enjoy (or not) :) You may also want to try out the "What's Hot" list - the top 10 games on the site, or the "What's Not" list - the 10 least popular games.

Second Room is here, but it wouldn't be if we hadn't had First Room already [subbed by Mystery].

First Room, because "Without a first post room, there wouldn't be a second post room. Think about it..." [subbed by Mystery & winniethepooh].

As always with the James The Zebra arcade game series the latest episode, "James The Pirate Zebra", is not that great a game to play, but I love the intros on these. And this one is chock full of pirate cliches which is totally my bag [subbed by Nick S The Hamster].

I could do with my very own clue tracker as I don't have a scooby what's going on in Cluetracker 2.0. It's seems to be a variety of mini-games linked by some sort of pseudo point'n'click adventure promoting Kyle XY (about which I am equally scooby-less). I think that's it, but I could be wrong. I'm sure things become clearer as you 'solve' some of the mini-games, but I wouldn't know, as either my hand-eye coordination has decided to leave me today, or the game controls aren't too hot [subbed by Shay].

RPG games are not really my cup of tea at all but the last time I saw a Mesiria game I thought it was quite cool, so I thought I'd post a link to Mesiria 3 since I have it here, for fans of the genre. There's also a Mesiria 1, as you might except, which I never seem to have posted [subbed by Heather & Misty].

For me the language barrier in Maka's Escape Vol 2 makes me want to sit quietly in a dimly lit room, stroking my goatee (mental note: I really must shave again now I'm feeling better), contemplating just how confused I am. It could in actual fact be an easy game, but I've pretty much given up before I've started, so don't ask me [subbed by winniethepooh].

Wogger Mini 124 [subbed by anon, Cyberjar88, Mystery, kvsteve, javalite, Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, Mad Dog & Absintheur].

Suddenly after one hundred and twenty four episodes we hit Wogger Mini 125. *gasp* [subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd].

Try and resist the urge to snack on some instant noodles as you try to figure out Escape From The Same Rooms [subbed by Mystery].

Black and white wire-frame graphics give an old skool feel to the escape the room genre in Escape M3106 [subbed by Crymoon].