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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Tribute to Grow is... er... a tribute to... er...
Grow. Everyone seems to be having a little trouble finding the correct order to
point'n'click everything in to complete it though, so get cracking and see if you can't help each other out [
subbed by Raeden & oxyacetylene].
There seems to be a total of 3 games (there are actually 4 links once everything has finished loading, but one really doesn't look like a game) within
Eternity Mystery, but I don't really understand any of them. I got killed by some sort of demon on the castle one though. Which was nice. Perhaps you can make some sort of sense of them with your
point'n'click skills [
subbed by JhInG].
There are five levels to explore in
Castle Calamity with only a, somewhat feeble, torch to guide you. You'll need to find the key on each level to unlock the door to the next level (but I'm guessing finding keys is something you are probably getting good at now). This is another great one for the kids to play, especially in the run up to halloween, although I did not see much evidence of the advertised "hauntedness" whilst I was playing [
subbed by JhInG].
With Halloween fast approaching
Kmart Haunted House is a great
point'n'click game (although you use the cursor keys and space bar for this one) for the whole family to play, including the kids. The idea of the game is to find your way out of the haunted house without becoming too scared. There's some nice graphics and sounds along the way, and I love the "spooky" music [
subbed by Mantari & kelly].
The Adventures Of Nestor Pasnet gives us the seedy world of the private eye in
point'n'click form. I'm loving the feel of this one; the look, the sounds, and some excellent voice acting create a great atmosphere [
subbed by MsInterpret].
I thought I'd linked to
Hermie Heckles' Fun House a while back as it seems very familiar, but I can't find it anywhere. Anyway, apologies if this is a re-post. Meanwhile the game is a great little
point'n'clicker for the kids to play (or the more childish amongst us - guilty as charged) with it's cute graphics, simple game play, and even some hints if you are getting stuck. The idea of the game, which I have definitely seen somewhere before (!), is to find the keys [
subbed by Meeker & JhInG].
It's taken me an age to post
Wolfboys as every machine I tried it on just simply refused to play the thing, even now I'm
still looking at yet
another load screen... Anyway should you actually have a fast enough internet connection to play, this is a good looking, yet simple (as far as I've managed to load anyway)
point'n'click game, built to promote a Susuki 4x4. The idea of the game is to rescue your friend from the
Wolfboys, but with these load times I'd say he's in trouble. Did I mention the slow load times btw? [
subbed by sndrchn].
Dimension Museum of Art is a
point'n'click game with stars, suns and moons. That's all I've managed to gather so far. I don't have a clue what is going on. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? [
subbed by JhInG].
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].
