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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
The first thing that sprang to mind when I heard the title "
Ladies Gym Escape" was some kind of
Benny Hill-esque chase sequence, but it turns out the game is nothing like that (shame), and the soundtrack is actually significantly poorer. In fact I should tell you now that the mute button for the game is in the bottom left-hand corner between "pause" and "hint". You need this information up front as you're going to need it very,
very, quickly once the game has loaded [
subbed by Gemini].
Use the yellow button in the bottom left of
Roof Escape 2 to change the language and add hints (it makes for a slightly easier game!), but I still can't work out how/why there is piped music on a roof...? [
subbed by Cyberjar88].
I found getting the portcullis open in
Tribal Prison Escape relatively easy, but now I'm stuck on what to do next... still, quite a nice little game for an easy Sunday morning and I'm sure I'll come back to it later today [
subbed by ryanmalloy].
To play
Escape From The Lodge I can tell you that you're going to firstly need to scroll down the
linked page to find the game, and then secondly you should press the "language" button under the game to play in English rather than Japanese (I don't think this can be changed once you have started to play). After that it's all up to you... [
subbed by Cyberjar88].
I was all geared up for some swashbuckling, plank walking, peg-legged, parrot owning, pirate adventuring when I started playing
A Pirate's Revenge, but then I realized that this seemingly cute game, set on the seven seas, was all about murdering pirates (in the name of revenge), which seems a bit harsh really, and not all what I signed up for; after all there's nothing wrong with plundering booty and talking in a comical fashion surely? Just remember that lovable
Sparrow chap for instance. Then throw in the fact that this game seems a bit buggy and has no sound (unless the cannon fire on my galleon has temporarily deafened me) and this game suddenly seems to be a bit of a disappointment whereas it promised to be great. But then again, I did somehow still manage to enjoy it, but that may just be my contrary pirate nature m'hearties, so I can only suggest that you hoist the mainsail, and give it go my sea-faring friends... [
via nordinho].
It seems like it was only this time last week (er... because it was) that we
started too follow the war time trials & tribulations of
Jitter. This week, in
Reisen Ep.2, the strangely attired young lady, needs your help to
point'n'click her way around a forest [
via no1game].
Sneaky's Paradise is much more mellow than a
Gangsta's Paradise, with pretty scenery and golden coins to be found. So just chill out, light some incense, pop a little light jazz on the
phonograph, and start exploring
dude... [
subbed by Selfdefiant].
Talking about excellent soundtracks we now come to
Farmhouse Secret which features
Will.i.am... on harmonica. Thursday truly is musical treat day [
subbed by santos].
I missed
Ground Invaders the other day which means I almost missed out on the best. soundtrack.
ever. I'm not sure what else I will be doing today, but whatever it is, this will be playing in my head... [
subbed by charlie].
Whether to watch
Survivor or
Idol tonight is a tough decision, perhaps the toughest of the week, especially for those of us without a
DVR, but even if you can decide, you
Must Escape The Castle first as it doesn't have a television. And for those of you with more televisual taste than me, those of you outside the US, DVR owners, and those of you who
know that there is
no way that anyone on Idol is better than
Jeff, please just ignore me [
subbed by f00 & itsunami].
Triangle Escape manages to feature
a lot of triangles in it's simple, yet very stylish, graphics, and there may be just too many triangles for some people. But not for me, as I play from my
pyramid, based in
Bermuda, whilst I snack on
Doritos and
Laughing Cow cheese wedges, planning my next
non-sustainable business... [
via no1game].
Tis a slow day in the ole lazylaces inbox this morning me hearties (nb: I'm always a bit pirate before my first coffee of the day), so tis time to dig out one from whilst we were away:
Starseeker, as the name might suggest, is a quest for stars (think
Idol, but with less
Randy,
dawg) brought you by the irrepressible (no amount of repressing seems to work)
Renegade [
created & subbed by Renegade]
