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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Hmmm... I'm an idiot. Whilst catching up with posts earlier I posted
Esklavos C11 without even thinking to check if there was an
Eskalovos C12 yet, which it turns out
there is, so now I have to play it with an evening's worth of beer and chicken wings ($3 during happy hour! w00t!) inside me... It's torture I tells ya... [
subbed by Graeme].
Last of the "catch-up" posts for today,
Dr. Dokkoy is the game I was most pleased to see in my in-box (and lucky me I'm yet to play it all - I have plenty of gaming goodness left). Something about the
Aztec games just hits the right
point'n'click spot for me: the clean and simple graphics wrap up puzzles that aren't too simple, nor are they impossibly difficult, making for a very enjoyable gaming experience [
subbed by MegiPoland, roko, Phil, Helanren, Cyberjar88, handyrman, Meeker, Andiar, Cristina, Mysterious Man, winniethepooh, enola, Pufje, Pari, HunterThompsonWanabe & anon].
More crystal finding
Point'n'click Problems, with Pirates and Plunder and... I'm running out of "P"'s here... and... and... Possibly Parrots in
SSSG17: Ghostly Pirates [
subbed by Cyberjar88].
Hmmm.... bizarrely self-referential,
JOBPico is the latest
point'n'click from the
gotmail team, in which you must escape the room, in order to get a job designing
escape the room games.... job number one should you escape the room, and get the escape the room designing job, is to design an escape the room game where the prize for escaping is to design an escape the room game, the winner of which will design an escape the room game where..... hang on. I'm just making this up now, and I'm totally confusing myself. Suffice to say rooms and escaping play a significant role in
JOBPico [
subbed by xReiya].
Tricky
escape the room style puzzles abound when the fiendish
gotmail.jp team set their minds to it, and
Bon Voyage delivers just that, as you might expect, in another slick looking
point'n'click package [
subbed by Scott, Cyberjar88, Helanren, J, anon, Nick S The Hamster & Cornboy].
Feast your eyes on the beautiful graphics, and chill out to the forest birdsong soundtrack, as your brain tries to solve the
point'n'click puzzles of
Esklavos C11, the latest game in the
Esklavos Series [
subbed by griff].
In
Episode 3 of the
Darkness point'n'click series you find yourself trapped in a subway train. Use your
point'n'click wits to get out, and be sure to turn down the lights, and turn up your speakers, for maximum enjoyment/atmosphere [
subbed by ArcadeStreet].
Whilst I've been away another
9 Wogger Mini episodes have come out to totally blow away the "100 episodes" guess I had in the "how many will there be" sweepstakes. Anyway for those of you who have not already played them here are episodes 101 to 109:
[
subbed by Spanky McPipebomb, Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, Handyrman, some1, Cyberjar88 & anon].
Tipping Point might take a while to load, but it's worth the wait, go and make a cup of coffee (or two) whilst the load bar trundles along. Once loaded the wait is instantly explained, the superb photo-realistic graphics of this
point'n'click adventure must result in some hefty file sizes. There are no rules and no instructions to the game, so jump right in and get clicking. Explore your surroundings, find clues and solve puzzles to move the story forward, whilst enjoying the lush surroundings and sounds as the mystery unfolds.
There are two chapters available currently, with a third planned to follow later (for now I better warn you to be prepared for a frustrating "to be continued" message once you've cracked the maze). I can't wait [
subbed by Dan Russell-Pinson & Mantari].
Twinkle is kind of an
escape the room style game, but it's story line is a little cuter than that. Your task is to help out the little star that has landed in your room. Be careful though, just because the game is cute, it doesn't mean it's that easy [
subbed by winniethepooh, Mantari, tanaka & higgo].
The crippling cost of candles alone mean that I'm not baking a birthday cake for
Wogger, but we've finally reached
Wogger Mini 100. Congrats! Some of us thought this would be the last one (I had 100 in the sweepstake), but now I'm not so sure... maybe I should go for 200? [
subbed by Spanky McPipebomb, handyrman, Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, Cyberjar88, Videocrazy, some1, Underdog10, Nutty_Za & Mantari].
Mix up some Egyptian hieroglyphics, a space station, some unusual machinery, a suspended animation pod, and some chilled out music, and you get a
point'n'click game called
Guest House. How you arrive at that name, from that mix, is anyone's guess, but that doesn't stop this being a great game both visually and puzzle-wise. And if you like this one check back on the
other games in the series [
subbed by Cornboy, roko, winniethepooh, avs5221, Flooor, hathia, WeePee & Angelblade].
