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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
IL Destino is the latest
point'n'click game from the
same folks that brought you
Escape The Bar and
Escape The Salon, and it comes in a choice of either
English, or
Japanese if you like to do things the hard way (or if you
are Japanese, of course). The idea of the game would seem to be, I've only just started playing so I'm picking this up from the intro screens, to "
Escape The Car Showroom". With the car! You are going to have trouble smuggling that out under your t-shirt. As always in this series of games the graphics are lush, and the puzzles are challenging. Enjoy.
Leaving Your Room 2 is the logically named sequel to
Leaving Your Room, although I would name this one "
The 5 Billion Golden Keys". Soooo many keys. And not all easy to find this time. I almost broke my mouse
point'n'clicking on the elephant level (and don't even get me started on the damn camel puzzle), and now I have finger cramps. *ouch*. Also be careful on the transporter. The wrong selection takes you back to the
first game. Dammit [
subbed & created by Renegade].
UPDATE: I've swapped the link for a
new one, site bandwidth was exceeded on the last one!
In
Bird's Way you play a bird who is carrying a bone to a dog (which is totally regular, and not odd at all) through 3 levels of untaxing, but cute,
point'n'clicking (with some dragging'n'dropping too). If it's not easy enough for you, you even get hints if you get it wrong. It is
very cute though. The only vaguely hard bit is tackling the incomprehensible menu screen. Make sure you pick the right hand of the three buttons as this gives you access to the 3 level version of the game. The other buttons lead to the unhelpful help screen, and single level version (level 1 of the 3 level version) of the game
[
found at nitro 59, hosted at doodoo.ru].
I missed
The Concretes In Colour when it came out the other week. It's a
point'n'click "thing", calling it a game might be pushing it a bit far, to promote Swedish band
The Concretes. Find all the clickable things to win rewards like screensavers and the like, and all the while listen to tracks from their new album. Or press the mute option if you aren't into it. It's all a bit weird, but very nice to play with, and it looks great [
subbed by f00].
Why can I only find games in Japanese on a day when I really just want to rest my brain? Anyway,
Norakurabako is my favourite of the bunch as a). I've actually managed to find some things in this one, b). The really weird way you move from scene to scene (click and drag in the direction you want to move) is a totally new thing to me in a
point'n'click game [
subbed by f00].
RoomEscapeRaunge is a
point'n'click game with very simple graphics. However the difficult language makes the rest of the game not so simple. It's all too much for my lazy brain on a lazy Sunday [
subbed by winniethepooh & Mystery].
Chained Chamber gets moderately easier when you work out you have to click to use the flashlight. However I think much of this
point'n'click game will remain a mystery unless you happen to be fluent in Japanese. No? Well I'm not either. All very confusing [
subbed by winniethepooh & ana].
I'm a bit short of time today so the
10 Second Escape is the ideal
point'n'click game. Nice and quick. If only I'd managed to complete it first time round [
subbed by will].
After a lot of adult
point'n'click material recently (not
that kind) it's nice to see
episode 2 of Olliver's Adventures (catch up with
part 1 here) which should keep the little ones, and some of us adult folk, entertained for a (very) short time. Cute, but bizarre. The objects you collect transform into the most unlikely things when you use them with no obvious explanation. You'll see what I mean. Random [
subbed by Sophie].
With
Give Me Coffee! my regular morning mantra becomes a
point'n'click game. This morning I had drunk four cups of coffee by 9am. I love coffee. I really love it. Apparently some people live without it. I believe this is a myth. Decaf is a swear word. But if it took this much effort to make a cup even I would probably have to cut back. At the end of the day this is
lazylaces after all. The game is in Japanese which makes it a bit trickier (to be fair it's quite tricky anyay), but you can copy and paste the text into
google translator, and the [TAB] key cheat even sort of works, even though this isn't a flash game [
subbed by winniethepooh & Dr Pangloss].
Not having a "weird" category I'm filing
The Truth Is What You Believe under "
games" instead, but this about the strangest
point'n'click experience you will have ever had [
subbed by brian].
The
Magneto Syndrome stops short of being an escape the room
point'n'click game (it looks like that might be part 2), part 1 is an escape the creepy experimental tube game. Which you don't see too often. The game is quite short once you get it right, but be warned you'll need to restart to reset the game once you start going wrong, which can stretch it out a bit. I thought it was all nicely done, but was a bit short - well worth a play though. One word of warning the game carries a 13+ "rating". Sorry kids [
subbed by Triforce, Mister F & Scott C].
