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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
The idea of
Huntsville is a little different from your average
point'n'click game. Here you are given the list of objects you have to collect and you cross them off your list as your find them amongst the bewildering array of items on the screen. It looks great, and is quite good fun, but the two free levels are over all too quickly, and I don't think I'd pay to play the rest. Most definately worth a look though [
subbed by Goofymuffin].
I'm not sure what
7th Door is like if you speak Japanese, but if you don't it's about the most difficult, and with all those pop-up messages, most annoying,
point'n'click game ever [
subbed by winniethepooh & Helanren].
It's week four and
Episode Four of the Escape To Obion
point'n'click adventure saga. How long can they keep up this fantastic rate of producing great
point'n'click games? I mean obviously I'm already looking forward to Epoisdoe 5 next week, but surely they need to take a break by now? [
subbed by Helanren].
The Thief offers
point'n'click thievery in a choice of English or Russian. Remember folks thieving is bad, this is just a game [
subbed by cynthia and winniethepooh].
After the
eternal darkness of the load page there is also a game of the same name in this
point'n'click adventure. There is also
lots of talking. Do you know possibly this is a really good game, it certainly looks great, but I'm a bit tired for this at the moment, it's been a long week. Is it
really not Friday yet? [
subbed by Nej].
This Japanese escape the room style
point'n'click game is fortunately, for us non-Japanese speaking folk, available in English (
click here to play the Japanese edition), but I still don't understand the game. "
Escape The Bar"? Why would I want to do that? I can see in the game that the bar quite clearly hasn't run dry yet, so it makes no sense whatsoever [
subbed by Beebo & Helanren].
UPDATE: Voting on this game has been adjusted to counter-act the effect of spam votes.
Brady's Beasts: Monster Quest is really a very large
point'n'click adventure, I feel like I have been wondering around the cemetery for an age for instance... because I have. Fortunately this whole world, well ok town, is rendered beautifully and it's a pleasure to walk around, I know some people don't like registration with games, it doesn't bother me, but it makes sense here because unless you really have huge amounts of free time (like you are skipping lectures/work/etc) you're going to want to quit out at some point and come back to the game. Although that is a bit of a wrench. The game it's self is relatively simple, although the size of the area you have to check out is quite a hindrance (in a good way), and there are several "missions" for you pick and try along the way (you can even do them simultaneously - I did by accident). What is difficult is the "sub-mission" of collecting the card deck - most of these are imposssible to spot on screen without the aide of your trusty [TAB] key. Fortunately I have no scruples in that regard. Anyway, enjoy the game [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Hmmmm...
Pash is another entertaining
point'n'click adventure that you may have already played over at
Nitro 59,
Nordinho or
Gamershood some time back. While it's a nice game, and it's the first time I've played it, I'm not sure what the deal is with submitting games from the
point'n'click history books - are there no new games out there? [
subbed by anonymous].
Inner Nemesis III is a new
point'n'click adventure for me, I hadn't seen it before, and I've spent some quality Sunday time clicking my way around (it seems odd to have an adventure in HTML rather than Flash for a change). However a quick search around has shown that this is actually quite an old game, so apologies if you've played this before over at
Nitro 59 or
Nordinho a while back. One of the best things about the game, given some of the games I've seen recently, is that everything appears in English and French, giving you a bit of language practise whilst you play [
subbed by anonymous].
Room Escape V1 offers some good traditional
point'n'click room escaping fun. Now what's that password...? [
subbed by brian]
Toilet Quest is a
point'n'click game with one obvious goal, a short time limit, and only two items to collect. So cramming so many bugs into the thing must have been difficult [
subbed by "me"].
Because I didn't blow up the last time I finished
The Island I think I have successfully completed it. Not the most satisfying
point'n'click adventure I have ever played [
subbed by Helanren].
