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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
The
Locked Forever series continues with
Locked Forever 4. Once again you have to
point'n'click your way to finding the 10 keys to escape the room [
subbed by Stacey, winniethepooh, Langy, Stacy & kamkiriad].
Site News: Normal Lazylaces service will be restored next week. I'm having a great time in case you were wondering :o)
I know that a number of my visitors write their own games and so you might be interested in the
Flash Game Design Competition being hosted by my friend
Jay. There are some nice prizes on offer including a fine Black Nintendo DS held briefly by me as I posted it out of Europe to the US for Jay. For the rest of us, who don't write games, we can wait with baited breath in the hope that some cool
point'n'click entries are created for us to play with :o)
Not wishing to be sexist, but
Ciao Bella - The Zoom Zoom Episode is most definitely a game designed for the ladies, and a damn good one at that judging by the popularity of the original game, "
La Bella Romanza". Once again you have to organise Elena's life (with the help of a little bit of
point'n'clickery) with the ultimate goal being to win Elio's heart. You'll find a load of car references thrown in for good measure this time round as well, as
Mazda are sponsoring this episode. Enjoy [
subbed by carrie].
I haven't had time to play much of
Look Up Into The Sky, especially because I think you need to understand some of the language (Japanese?) to know what is going on, but I'm guessing some of you
point'n'click addicts out there will work it out. My best guess so far is that you are trying to get out towards the sky you are looking up into [
subbed by Mantari, sopdox & winniethepooh].
Hot off the press I've just had some great news arrive in the lazylaces inbox this morning from
murtaugh, creator of the
submachine series, the latest episode,
submachine 3, is out now for us to play. Here
is his description:
After the
submachine2 adventure in the lighthouse you
broke the time and space barrier using the portal at the end
of the game. I hope you knew that this portal was broken and as you took your chance with with you knew that
this could lead literally anywhere and anytime. Well, the journey wasn't quite succesfull. You end up in a
timeless loop. If there is a way out, I hope you will find it.
Good luck,
mur
Ok then, now it's time to get
point'n'clicking [
subbed
& created by murtaugh].
In
Worms 2 Funhouse the aim of the game is to open all the doors. To do that you'll need to enter the passwords hidden in the rooms. To find them you'll need your trusty
[TAB] key point'n'click skills [
subbed by The Hamster].
It's taken me an age to post
Kapabo's Summer Holidays as the PC I have been using just refuses to load it, but the laptop I am on now is fine, so hopefully you can get it to load too. Anyway, this
point'n'clicker is from the
same stable as
Hopping Ham so expect some familiar looking cute animal adventures, as you help poor little Kapabo find his parents (at least that's the goal as far as I've worked out so far). My one word of advice: Mr. [TAB] really is your friend on this one [
subbed by winniethepooh, Bknots, Helanren & Sweetcorn].
Haluz is a cute looking, great sounding,
point'n'click adventure world, that looks like it has taken a bucket load of inspiration from
Samorost, which is always a very good thing in my book. Enjoy [
found at flash gamez].
Sanpo 2 (also known as
Day Of Rest 2) is the follow up to
Sanpo. The idea of the game is very similar to your standard
point'n'click "escape the room", but here it is "escape the house", with a cute dog thrown in for good measure. We don't enough dogs in
point'n'click games. As before the graphics are quite nice, but the text is in Japanese, that shouldn't stop you adventuring around too much though [
subbed by The Hamster].
I'm not sure
Forbidden Siren 2 is so much a
point'n'click game (although it has been built to promote a game), it's more of a
point'n'click thing. There is plenty to see and listen to, and it does it well, with a rather spooky atmosphere, however I haven't managed to find, and I suspect there isn't, a goal to the thing [
subbed by winniethepooh & MsInterpret].
The
Dickens Game involves an amount of
point'n'clickery , but really it's more about read'n'learn than anything else. Still it looks good, and you can feel slighty more cultured once you have played (like we need too!), it's probably best for the kids though if you want them to learn a little more about literature [
subbed by Cynthia].
Trapped: You wake up in a room... you don't know how you got there... you need to escape... It's a familiar
point'n'click room escaping tale that we've seen many times before, but we still love it. With
Trapped we've even seen the
game name used several times before, but this time we have a cheesy voice-over, which makes it a winner for me [
subbed by MsInterpret].
