Unfortunately the
Deal Or No Deal game is based on the TV quiz show shown on ABC in the US, rather than the
UK afternoon show, which means no
Noel Edmunds, but at least there is the same gameplay from the TV show. I don't think the web game captures the atmosphere of the show, give it a try though, but make sure you catch the TV show at some point. It's addictive, and it means
Noel Edmunds will be making his way back to prime time TV soon (yeah!). As it's on in the afternoon it also means finishing work early to watch it ;o) [
subbed by adam].
Big Red Button is a real
point'n'click game if ever I saw one. Easy, addictive and frustrating all rolled into one. Who could ask for more? Remember though, I didn't make the game... I'm only telling you
where it is, so don't shoot the messenger. Who'll have the patience to complete it? [
subbed by Scottish Graeme]
Note: I hope I'm not giving too much away when I say there is no end to the game, before you go mad, or your clicking finger drops off, or you feel the need to beat me to a bloody pulp.
We're oh so artistic today, now we've made our
Picassohead, we move on to explore the world of
Dali, a point and click trip around the work of the great man, not really a game, but a fun thing none the less [
subbed by mountain girl].
Express your artistic side, or try to find one if you don't have one, with
Mr Picassohead, where Mr Potatohead meets Picasso. I'm sure I saw this ages ago, but I was actually reminded of it whilst I was watching "
click" on
BBC News 24. Yes, my name is Graeme, and when I'm not building intranets all day, or updating lazylaces, I watch TV programmes about the internet. I
really must get out more...
If you puzzle fans can rip yourselves away from
Qwyzzle for 5 minutes, I recommend checking out
Between Something And Nothing, a new puzzle of 35 levels for you to ponder your way through. Enjoy [
subbed, and partially created by, grant].
Click on the twirly arrows in
The Tower to experience the joys of motion sickness. I'm sure there's some other point to this
point'n'click, but I'm too dizzy to work it out [
subbed by hooper].
If
point'n'click adventure graphics get any more minimal than in
eSCaPe Game we'll soon be playing text based
point'n'click games... hmmmm...would that even work? [
subbed by anonymous]
Rumour has it that the "
Who Is Benjamin Stove?" blog is the jump of point for a major new
ARG. It's just a rumor though. But that is the way of these things. If you have acres of free time or you love a good conspiracy
click here now... see you in a few months time [
subbed by Genjamin]
Trugerische Sicherheit (that's "Deceitful Security" translation fans) is a beauty of a
point'n'click adventure, graphically it's so intense I have to play, but the fact that I know only about 3 words of German is letting me down. Somehow I have managed to acquire a pen and a key but I'm getting a bit stuck now. Press "spiel" (that's one of the 3 words I know!) on the bottom of the
linked page to start [
via nordinho].
Back in the day I posted a
point'n'click game called "
Leo's Great Day", well
this is part two. Curiously for a
point'n'click adventure it's in 3D (which involves downloading a special plug-in for Shockwave), and it's cursor key based ("bump" into things to perform an action). With all this graphical wizardry though, unfortunately the game is stunningly easy, and you'll be left at end saying "is that it"? [
subbed by hooper]
Some Japanese
point'n'click room escaping fun for you this Sunday with
Gomicon. You might find a
translation tool useful, although your
point'n'click skills will probably carry you through the game without you having to understand a thing. I did translate this gem though:
"Method of playing to be good it is a certain escaping game. Here and there click click!"
Here and there click click is good advice indeed, especially as you'll see if you try the [TAB] key cheat [
subbed by hooper & will].
Olliver's Adventures is a nice little
point'n'click adventure for kids. It's also not bad for those of us who are a little, *ahem*, "older" [
subbed by stacey].
