I'm yet to work out the goal of
Henachoko Island, or why this
point'n'click game seems overly obsessed with a certain bodily function, however you've got to love the noises the little animals make when you click on them [
subbed by MsInterpret].
Help Fred retrieve his stolen bicycle in
Fred's Adventure using only your trusty
point'n'click skills... er... and the cursor keys to move around. Also try not to do your bad Barney Rubble impression all day, "
sure thing Fred", and do not sing Queen's "Bicycle" to yourself constantly. I'm failing badly at these last two... [
subbed by Spells].
Use your trusty
point'n'click skills to try and get back inside your house in
Leaving Your Road. This is the latest game from
Renegade author of the
Leaving Your Room series [
subbed by Nicop].
The Victim Game is a creepy, but simple,
point'n'click game. Given the subject matter, and the amount of blood involved, I'd say it's not one to let the kids play, but there's nothing
too bad here. Unfortunately I played it in daylight when I got into work, but it looks like it would be much more fun if you played alone, late at night, with the sound up, lights down, and a handy sofa nearby to hide behind :) The game is promoting a film and is, mostly, in Thai (definitely a first for me), the
film web site has links for Thai and English versions, but I couldn't get the English link to work. That doesn't matter though as I managed to complete the game without an ounce of Thai knowledge, although the ending was a little unexpected when it came. The aim of the game would seem to be to retrieve the knife from the bath (you need to get in the bathroom first) - I was expecting a little bit more than that [
subbed by Saken].
The Goodhue Codex is a good looking, relatively simple, but involved enough to keep you interested,
point'n'click game. Ideal play for a Sunday. The only thing I would have liked is some sound, but since it's set in a library I guess the silence is part of the ambience
[
subbed by K. Engels, Gerri, MsInterpret & Anon].
Don't worry I'm not going all x rated on you. All the naughtiness is covered up with fig leaves in
Nudist Trampolining which just leaves (geddit?) a very silly game for you to play [
subbed by Gabby & Sassy].
The
IT Manager Game 2.0 (
ITMG2.0) could be called Sim IT Manager. It's a very odd game to play on Sunday as it's very much like being at work, at least for me, as you sort out computer issues, train, keep you staff happy, etc. I found it quite addiciting though as I had to play for just a little longer just to reach my next goal a few times when I was thinking I really should quit out and get on with something else. There are also some rather odd mini games in there to mix it up a little, fighting hackers, bulding servers, etc. Quite a slow burner this one, but worth a look, as long as you donm't mind registering [
subbed by george].
Escape the spooky room in
Pursue Dreams, before the spooky music sends you nuts. I'm fairly certain though that the big "game over" I got when I opened the door was not a good thing and there's a little bit more to this
point'n'click game [
from yx007, subbed by Nicop].
Seen On Screen is the lastest game from
Bart (remember
Free The Bird and the
Bonte Rooms?) and is something a little bit different. For a start I haven't seen a vending machine or bird yet, but maybe they are to come as I'm currently still stuck on level 7 (I've got to get back to this in a minute). The game is a whole series of puzzles, presented on a screen (check behind the screen too!), which you'll need your brain and those
point'n'click skills of yours to progress through. Really quite addiciting, and I must get back to it now... [
subbed and created by Bart].
UPDATE: I've completed it now, and loved it all. I'm really hoping Bart produces another one of these, or some additional levels. Please Bart?
I don't think strategy games are for me. The
Casino Royale Strategy Game looks great, you play against a real life opponent (yes you lazylacers can play against each other...), I'm a big Bond fan, and I'm really looking forward to the new film that this game is promoting, yet still I couldn't get into this. I think it just moves too slowly, especially while your opponent takes their move, but I'm guessing there must be an element of this in all strategy games. Anyway it may not be for me, but it certainly does look like a fine a game if you like this sort of thing, so I think it deserves a link so you can try it and see if you like it. The idea of Lazylacers playing each other kind of appeals too.
Within the game you play as an an MI6 team leader (you control a whole team of operatives), and your goal is to find the briefcase of terrorist funds, hidden somewhere within an airport, before Le Chiffre's henchmen do. Then it's a simple matter of escaping the airport with the briefcase! [
subbed by Andy from Encino].
Boris And Bianca is (or should that be
are grammar-girl?) not so much a
point'n'click game as an interactive fairytale, at least that's how it bills itself, but there's definitely some
point'n'clickery in there, along with some slightly surreal stop-frame animation and weird music. All in all rather an odd, but enjoyable, thing for a Friday. Beware the rather long load times though [
subbed by Na].
Stella Household Challenge is a weird little
point'n'click game/toy promoting some show I can't comment on as we don't get it over here (well I haven't seen it anyway). Anyway the aim of the game is to complete houshold chores using your
point'n'click skills. The more I think about it, the more I think this may be some sort of conspiracy Jennifer is involved in to get me to do more housework. Anyway, I can't believe I'm saying this, but now housework
is fun [
subbed by MsInterpret].
