One of the most important questions of the day, explored in-depth, in a fine video-graphic musical entertainment presentation. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you... "
Why Is The Rum Gone?" [
via opulus-populus].
Escape 01 might look great, but despite the simple title, it's not so simple to understand. I am being relentless though [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Doctor Ku: The Cellar is a fine looking
point'n'click adventure with more than a (understandable) hint of
Esklavos to it [
subbed by Mystery, GossipGirl & Gemini].
Breaking out my crazy "detection" (those are air quotes) skills once again, when I see the game title "
Wizard Taro Ep.3" - I think, "but what about Ep.1 and Ep.2?". Especially when it's quite a nicely done
point'n'click game, even if the music loop gets a bit irritating. If there is a 3rd episode, there should be a
1st and 2nd... it's that kind of stunning intuitive leap that shows that those females haven't cornered the intuition market after all. Anyway, checking back through the archives and my mail I can't find it posted, and no-one has subbed them (not with those names or addresses anyway) so I've done a little legwork (well I googled them) and found them for you:
A complete
point'n'click set for you [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Reading the subtle clues in the game title "
Miniature Garden 2" I can detect that at some point I may have forgotten to post "
Miniature Garden 1". It's those kind of crazy mad detection skills that got me to the rank of Chief Inspector in that
Bow Street game don't you know? [
subbed by winniethepooh, Malia & carm].
My top tip of the day: When making a screen door make sure you measure the length of the screening material
before you do all the hard work. They tend to give you a little bit extra than they say on the package which can seriously screw up all your hard work when you only find out at the end when you're hanging the thing and discover you've got a big bit left over at the bottom. But I digress slightly. That's my adventure into the real life world of DIY earlier this evening and not a
point'n'click adventure. So I better get back on track and say...
Uno... dos... tres... it's
Wogger Mini 123 [
subbed by Cyberjar88 & Hiddenfaceinthecrowd].
In
Polcarstva you take a group of tiny tourists on a
point'n'click tour around a world of surrealist art. It's a rather beautiful experience with the chilled vibe further enhanced with some sounds from
Sigur Ros. I found some of the controls a little tricky in places, but playing around to make it "work" is time pleasantly spent. Perfect Sunday afternoon game play [
subbed by ANONymous & stellar].
Elephant Artist is an impossibly cute, although the puzzles are
far from impossible,
point'n'click game, in which you control a series of animals to help an artistic elephant wake up and get painting [
subbed by GossipGirl].
Other Sense is one of those URL changing puzzles that should have you scratching your head and searching the inter-web for clues. So far it seems surprisingly easy, but I think that might be because I have only reached the nursery slopes so far [
subbed by Tomka].
Snakes on a plane? No, it's something much more down to earth:
Snake Room Escape [
subbed by f00].
In
Bowja The Ninja On Factory Island you control Bowja The Ninja on his mission to destroy the Gi8000 (Randy the Robot), making this a game of
point'n'click infiltration. It sounds like serious stuff, but the cute graphics lighten the mood, not to mention the fact that the
evil henchmen sound like a cross between
Kenny and
Cartman [
subbed and created by Robin].
HeyakaRaderu might be a Japanese
escape the room game, but the sound effects sound like they came straight out of an arcade game to me. Not that, that's a bad thing, it's just a little odd [
subbed by ANONymous].
