Escape From Closed Apartment

The general consensus is that, whatever your opinion on the difficulty of "Escape From Closed Apartment", its way more difficult than the first attempt from the same game maker, "Escape From Open Apartment", in which you woke up in a strange apartment with an open door in front of you, and the only way to fail the game was to carefully not touch the mouse and to simply stare at the screen wishing you could escape... [subbed by anon].

Entry 4852, Wednesday, July 6th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(10%) • Comments(5)

Water Temple 1

Don't be disheartened if the temple, building and/or civilization you have constructed falls into disrepair and eventually become flooded (I'm looking at you Atlantis), at least future generations will be able to have a point'n'click adventure around it, as in Water Temple 1, even if its original purpose has been forgotten forever. Just remember to include plenty of puzzles during the construction phase [subbed by fiona].

Entry 4851, Wednesday, July 6th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(44%) • Comments(3)

On-Sen

There are some nice graphics and puzzles for you to enjoy in On-Sen [subbed by f00].

Entry 4850, Tuesday, July 5th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(88%) • Comments(36)

Asylum Rehash

The Asylum Rehash is larger than your average spooky adventure set in an abandoned asylum [subbed by Selfdefiant].

Entry 4849, Monday, July 4th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(65%) • Comments(10)

The Pied Pier Of Hamelin

The Pied Pier Of Hamelin. Not piper. Pier. Is an entertaining, if a little insane, diversion.

Entry 4848, Saturday, July 2nd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(84%) • Comments(7)

School Adventure Escape

In my head School Adventure Escape is a little like if you went to high school with Bruce & Jason and all the lessons involved side arms, blades or explosives. The school doesn't have a caretaker, it has a quartermaster, and the cafeteria only serves poison (much like any school). So quite possibly I should skip playing this game and watch The Expendables... again [subbed by f00 & charlie].

Entry 4847, Saturday, July 2nd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(13%) • Comments(8)

Memory Projections

Playing Memory Projections can be useful if you are forgetful, but I don't remember why [subbed by charlie].

Entry 4846, Friday, July 1st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(35%) • Comments(8)

Find The Escape-Men 15: The Pic-Yaki

Find the 10 little green men, do a little cooking, and then escape the room, in "Find The Escape-Men 15: The Pic-Yaki", a tasty little snack of a game [subbed fiona & subzero].

FOOTNOTES: This game seems to be a popular one today, so if at first the game does not load, and you get some form of "service temporarily unavailable" message, try to reload, reload some more, and then reload again.

Entry 4845, Friday, July 1st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(93%) • Comments(19)

Escape 3D: The Jail

In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly played Escape 3D: The Jail to reach the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team... [subbed by anon].

Entry 4844, Friday, July 1st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(77%) • Comments(10)

Xolga And Mr. Toko 5

As I post Xolga And Mr. Toko 5 it seems like just yesterday that I posted part 4... wait a minute, hold on... [subbed by anon].

Entry 4843, Friday, July 1st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(60%) • Comments(5)

Freemason's Enigma

The fact that Dan Brown provides the background music to Freemason's Enigma, playing his electric organ with one trouser leg rolled up, and that this is depicted in the watermark of the two dollar bill (but only under ultraviolet light), has internet conspiracy theorists all up in arms. But even they do all still have to admit that Dan can jam, man... [subbed by Sarah].