In
Zombie Inglor you've just been bitten by a zombie, and you now have 50 days and 50 nights, to find a
point'n'click way to stop becoming a zombie yourself. Hmmm... I better cancel all my appointments for the next 2 months to play this one... By the way this game features you fighting zombies (durrr), so not one for the kids to play, oh, and while I remember, I should say it takes an age to load [
subbed by jOeL', nick s the hamster, JonB, Kara, winniethepooh, MsInterpret, Ariadne, LLJunky & Waterlily].
In
Cross The River you must... well I'm sure you can work out the goal of this
point'n'click game [
subbed by Nicop & anon].
It's one of those days where I'd much rather still be tucked up in bed, I've had very little sleep and as I walked into work I was battered by wind and rain. Really, I don't know why I ever came out from under the covers. Anyway... given that I have to be up, playing
Wogger Mini 12 is a nice soothing thing to do to pass some time. Just a little
point'n'click, but not too much, for my tired little brain [
subbed by Stranger].
Heavenly, non-sinners, look away now,
7 Deadly Sins isn't quite
Se7en, but the idea of the game is that you have to
point'n'click your way through committing all 7 of the deadly sins within a
fortnight. Naughty old you. This one is quite an involved game, that should take you a while to complete, so being the high-brow intellectual that I am, I am obviously playing the intro over and over as I like the music and voice acting, and I totally haven't started actually playing yet [
subbed by a, Ariadne & Nefretit].
The sequel to
Dutch Esc, the unofficially named
Dutch Esc 2 (I'm not sure what the official game titles are in this series), is a fine looking room escaping
point'n'click game, and of course we do love to escape a good room. Fortunately for my poor brain you do not have to understand Dutch to play, unfortunately for my poor brain you do have to solve puzzles to escape, but that's just the sort of thing that will appeal to all you bright bunnies out there. Me? Well, I'm going to go and find a dark room and have a rest, and
I'm going to make sure I take a key in with me [
subbed by Reffel & winniethepooh].
WARNING: A number of players have reported virus warnings whilst loading/playing this game. Ensure (as always) that you have your anti-virus software up to date, and preferably firewall & anti-adware too, before playing.
BrainScrubbers sees you stuck in a room with seemingly not much to
point'n'click. Surely that must mean that escape is easy? If you're naive enough to think that let me know - I have some money stuck in Nigeria you might be able to help me out with... [
subbed by nick s the hamster, Sophie & Catraven].
My favorite thing about the
James The Zebra Games is the intros, the games are ok, but the intros are priceless, and
James The Deep Sea Zebra doesn't disappoint. In this game James dons a snorkel to go deep sea diving and encounters a sea monster. Complete the first game once and a couple of other games are unlocked on the main menu [
subbed by nick s the hamster].
A gentle return to
point'n'click for me this Monday, as both
Wogger Mini 10 and
Wogger Mini 11 were released while I was hibernating over the weekend [
subbed by Not me, Kate, Troy, sarahbear, Stranger, azure, Lara-Jane Fuller, jorjannw & anon].
True
MOTAS addicts probably know this already, but just in case you missed the news I better mention that
levels 18 & 19 are out now for you to unleash your
point'n'click skills on [
subbed by Malia, Aspirador & anon].
In
Boreal Adventure you must complete various different
point'n'click missions, most of which, from what I have seen, involve helping different animals in different ways. The game is obviously for kids, but it's fun for all to play, and I found the whole design and idea rather endearing and pleasant to adventure through. A nice game for winding down on a Friday [
subbed by winniethepooh].
Die Reise Durch Den Klang is a German
point'n'click game involving bats, I can't tell you much more than that as I don't understand German, it is terribly cute though [
subbed by winniethepooh].
As you might expect with a
point'n'click game from Volkswagen, made to promote the Golf GTI, there's a lot of car action in
GTI Game. The game takes place over 5 levels, with each level against the clock, with the countdown seeming to just race down, but I assume that's because the GTI is fast (er... geddit?). If you grow to love being insulted by the German host as you fail to complete a level within the time limit once again (masochist), you can even download the insults from the
goodies page. Nice [
subbed by winniethepooh].
