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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
For now I'm going to guess that the goal of
Out2 : Out Of File (the sequel to
Out File #01) is to use your
point'n'click skills to escape the evil underground lair as a). The English version isn't out for a while and I don't understand Japanese, b). I haven't finished it yet, c). That's really what it looks like, d). It makes me feel like I'm
James Bond [
subbed by Mantari].
Dona Room 2 is an escape the room style
point'n'click game, which at first glance might appear easy, even if you don't understand the language, since the door is open! No number of keys to find here. Unfortunately though you cannot leave until you've had something to eat, which proves to be a little more difficult than opening the door. Doh! [
subbed by Mantari, MsInterpret, Nicop, Sweety, Gerri & Pablo].
So you think you've played some
point'n'click games that have an irritating ending? Well try playing
Odd World, I bet it would beat them in an irritating ending contest. Warning: not one for the kids, no matter how much you want to irritate them, there's some adult language at the end, both in the game, and as you swear at the computer screen [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Prepare to loose your
point'n'click sanity as it's time for
Leaving Your Room 5, the latest game in the
Leaving Your Room series. To summarise the game involves finding keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys, keys... etc. [subbed and created by
Renegade].
I'm not totally sure how to describe
Slaria. Well to be honest I can describe it, I just don't believe what I'm saying, it's all far to surreal, especially for first thing on a Monday morning... In the game you play a little angel traversing the digestive tract of a young lady and I believe the goal is to settle her stomach using your
point'n'click skills. Well possibly anyway. Searching for enlightenment I checked out the
site home page which offered this gem:
I promise you RESET & REBIRTH.
Say goodbye to unhealthy insides, hello to bright'n'clear body & refreshing new mind.
Which I think you'll agree clears everything up. Say goodbye to unhealthy insides everyone [
subbed by MsInterpret].
As
Goodbye Lenin is a
point'n'click game that features lots of text, which is all in German, I don't have a scooby what is going on, but that's never stopping me point and clicking anything before... If you understand some German please tell the rest of us what on earth is going on... [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Exploding Finger Man is a
point'n'click game with a difference, well I don't remember anything
quite the same anyway. In each level you have to recover an object by clearing away everything else in the room by pointing (and
of course clicking) your exploding finger at it. Who knows why your finger explodes, this is the sort of question I find is best left unanswered, but with a time limit on each level, things become quite manic and exacerbate a condition I have come to know as "
point'n'click finger", to the level that it feels like your finger
really is going to explode [
subbed by winniethepooh].
The
point'n'click key hunting adventures continue in
TSOTFKITOO, aka The Story of the Freaky Kid in the Orange Outfit, aka Tweety, aka Leaving Your Room 4 (the latest episode in the
Leaving Your Room series) which possibly has more alternate names than it does keys to find. Or maybe not. You'll probably recognise some of the backgrounds from previous adventures, but the objects have changed, and this time there is an inventory to play with as well as the keys [
subbed and created by Renegade].
Never one to be constrained by something dull like numerical order I'm posting
Forbidden Siren 1 quite a while after I posted
Forbidden Siren 2 (such a rebel). Anyway, the original "game" is much the same as the sequel, being more of a
point'n'click thing, rather than a
game, with things for you to find and watch, rather than there being a definite goal [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Save The Kiddo is one of those
point'n'click games where you have to click on the right thing, in the right order, at the right time. All I have to add is that the birdsong soundtrack is soothing at first, but it'll eventually drive you nuts [
subbed by MsInterpret].
In
Shore Acres 2, the follow up to
Brian's Night Out, our hero heads to Hawaii where you have to use your
point'n'click skills to help him find where everyone has disappeared to [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Shore Acres - Brian's Night Out is a rather strange
point'n'click story that revolves around going to the school dance. There are some great musical interludes though [
subbed by MsInterpret].
