Hunt down the
Ghosts of Walford in
another point'n'click adventure from the BBC - although for this
Eastenders tie-in there are no weekly releases as there have been for the other cracking games they have been producing recently. If you check out the "death map" in the game though you'll see there's scope for this one to run and run [
via flash gamez].
I can't believe I was so busy yesterday that I didn't have time to post this, well that's the Christmas season for you, it's not conducive to sitting in front of a computer posting games, not when there is Christmas
beer cheer to be had. Anyway... if you haven't played
The White Chamber already
here it is now (although you really should have seen it
here,
here or
here yesteday if you are a true
point'n'click fan). It's the latest in the
crimson,
viridian,
blue... series, which, if my memory serves correctly, we were expecting to either be pink or tangerine, but it turns out it's
white (although maybe it could be subtitled "escape from the garage"), which is all the colours mixed together (or is it an absense of colour? I forget), but that's unimportant, what is in important is that it has some cracking
point'n'click game play. Enjoy, although be prepared for a long load time, I think their servers are getting hammered at the moment, it's worth the wait though [
subbed by clairey, sunshine, ceders, sarah g, stacy, eskimo, anais & yael].
Jinx the ghost is back in a
2nd adventure, Halloween costume intact, but this time the
point'n'clickery is entirely Christmas orientated. Just as cute, and just as easy, but kick back with a glass of mulled wine and it's very enjoyable. And while you're at it I'd like one or those presses that converts coal into diamonds for Christmas... [
subbed by sunshine, laura & hooper].
Your reward for completing
Small Forest Story is a twinkly version of Silent Night, which is kind of cute, but some music through the rest of the game would have been nice. I'd feel bad about giving away the ending of a
point'n'click game, but this one is so easy you'll be there in a couple of minutes anyway. It's all Christmassy though, and it
is the season to be jolly, etc [
subbed by delrio & sunshine].
In
Reindeer Roundup you play Santa, and you try and hit reindeer with darts fired from a blow-pipe. Fun? For sure. The spirit of Christmas? I'm not so sure... [
subbed by Tomdei].
A general note to hotel owners: please make it easier to leave your establishments. We've already has to
escape the hotel once, and now we find a
hotel escape on the cards once again. If the health and safety inspector catches you there will be trouble, addressing this issue is in your own best interests. What should be a simple, well sign-posted task, should not be so complex that it becomes a
point'n'click adventure. Thank you for listening [
subbed by grosse, hooper, flooor & cana].
The
Grow Ornament is a seasonal
point'n'click game from the ever popular
grow series. As usual it's a case of having to click the right items in the right order, although getting it wrong is often worth seeing too, this time it's very festive though [
subbed by Flooor, Extremity, Sy Mirrar, Addie, Sunflower, Castor, Kurajea & Sonjita].
From a
point'n'click adventure about
Girls Aloud to one about
The Discovery Of Penicillin in one day? I'm beginning to think
lazylaces is the only thing in existance without a
point'n'click game about it [
subbed by jackie k].
If you are from the UK you'll be amazed to hear that there is a Girls Aloud
point'n'click game - possibly stunned that there is also a
second part, but that's just what
The Girls Aloud Salon and
Girls Aloud In The Eskimo Club are. If you are from a Girls Alound free country just count yourself lucky, and either way, you'll be glad of the "music off" option in both games. I can't believe I just posted these [
subbed by jackie k].
So the basic premise of
Nicolas' Weird Adventure is that you have to have a
point'n'click adventure to get the escalators in the Shopping Mall working so that you can escape, because obviously you can't just walk up them when they aren't working, it's not like when stationary they become something that is almost exactly like stairs. Anyway I'm ranting slightly, but that really is weird (hence the name I guess). If I had that kind of attitude in London I'd be permanently stuck in Waterloo Station and I'd never get to work. Hang on a minute. On second thoughts this doesn't sound totally unreasonable. I may be spending some quality time in a railway station tomorrow [
subbed by Aurora].
I'm fairly certain that
The Adventures Of Josie True is trying to
teach me something through the medium of the
point'n'click game, I refuse to be taught though, but because I have p'n'c addiction I can't not play. Dammit. Oh, I already knew the square root of 81, actually this is teaching me nothing, hooray! [
subbed by jackie k]
How have I not posted
Steppenwolf already? Anyway, here it is now, a wrong righted. It's not exactly
point'n'click as you have to use that keyboard thingumy, which, as a
point'n'click devotee, you normally ignore as much as possible, but it is an adventure, and it's huge: 6 chapters of 4 episodes a piece - that's 24 episodes in total maths fans. Happy adventuring [
subbed by TeJay, Buster H, Helga, Castor, May & BadBatz].
