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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
So Coooool!!! is, as far as I cen tell, a strange interactive advert for a Japanese telcoms company. It's a weird one alright. You'll need those
point'n'click skillz for certain, but you might want to avoid tricky questions like "why?" [
subbed by f00].
City Love Street is a geography quiz masquerading as a
point'n'click game, but I still love it as it allows I, Geo-Graeme, to show off my masterful geography skillz. If I were a super hero my super power would be geography! You know, possibly I need to get out more... [
subbed by punkymunk].
Enter the world of the
Judderman. A strange
point'n'click world (with some adult themes - you have been warned!), where the aim of the game seems to be get the dried up river flowing again. Make one mistake though, and I have to say it's not all that logical, and it's back to the begining with you [
subbed by Ariadne].
"Gina Lash" still sounds more like the star of an adult video to me, than a kids TV character (the writers must have been laughing out loud when they got this one through), however rest assured that
Gina Lash & The Spy Who Swirled Me is very much a
point'n'click game that's playable whatever your age. And if you like this one also remember to check back on
part 1 [
subbed by f00].
Despite it's obsession with keys
Locked Forever isn't related to the
leaving your room series. The idea is the same though. Use your
point'n'click skills to find all the keys to escape the room, there are 10 in this case. I'm up to 7 so far, and now it's getting tricky. Will this room really be locked forever? [
subbed by sassymom08].
Uninvited is a
point'n'click game with terrible, but actually quite compelling, graphics (I really got into it), but the music is the best. Can anyone in the UK remind me which advert it was used for? It was on at Christmas I think. Anyway, it manages to make the whole thing magical, imho. Hmmmm.... oh... your quest is to find the red diamond btw [
subbed by Cynthia].
Ok,
Petal Of Cherry Blossoms has sent the language packs on my PC nuts (at least I'm assuming there isn't a language that looks quite like that), but I'm guessing from the URL that it's Japanese and I don't think I'm going too far out on a limb, looking at it, if I guess the idea of this
point'n'clicker is to "escape the room". Hmmmm.... confusion reigns. Good luck [
subbed by msinterpret & winniethepooh].
I had an easy dessert the other day. It was a treacle sponge. But that's not relevant here as we have one less 's' in
Easy Desert, a
point'n'click game that is set in a desert, but doesn't seem that easy (although I have only just started playing). And all the text is in Japanese
and English in this one so it's the prerfect opportunity to try and pick up some Japanese for those other trickier games [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Use your
point'n'click skillz (you're so l33t, aren't you?) to solve the
Mystery Of The Lost Tomb. I thought it was all a bit easy, but then a snake popped out of a hole and I came to a sticky end. So my top tip is... be careful of snakes popping out of holes. You have to start over from the beginning which is just ever so slightly frustrating. Especially if, like an idiot, you do it twice. Damn, damn, damn, and double damn with cherries on top [
subbed by tracey].
Moving on from
The Victorian Period we enter
The Roaring Twenties, where the
point'n'click game-play is much the same, but the animations aren't quite as amusing, imho [
subbed by brian].
Blimey it's getting late here, and I need my bed for my beauty sleep, but I still haven't posted anything since before work this morning. Dammit. I better raid my inbox quickly for some games for you... I still need to play today's part of the
Da Vinci Code Quest as well. Onwards with the links though, sleep is over-rated anyway...
The Victorian Period (the game, not the period in history) is an odd sort of a
point'n'click game, kind of click'n'interact more than anything else (or a multi-choice test if you are real "the glass is half empty" kind of person), but it's fun none the less. The idea of the game is to earn your place in a world where every move is governed by the rules of etiquette, a cinch for a polite gent such as myself. The graphics are great, the music amusing, and the animation is more than a little bit pythonesque [
subbed by brian].
Light Mystery is a pleasant, if a little short and easy, room escaping
point'n'click game. I'm not sure about some of the logic though. I open the curtains and a sword falls out? That's got to be a little dangerous. They better not let the
Health & Saftety Executive visit, there might be trouble [
subbed by brian & winniethepooh].
