In
Revenge For Sonia someone has killed your sister Sonia (and I thought I was an only child), and you have to
point'n'click your way around their home looking for evidence to link them to the crime. I do love a good crime drama :) Nice graphical style, and the game-play will remind you of
SSSG, which is no bad thing [
subbed by Nicop & hyperkinetic].
Puzzle Box (by
merj) on the face of it is a seemingly complex
point'n'click puzzle, resembling some sort of complex 3D lock. However once you start to play you'll quickly find it's a lot easier than you anticipated, and your ear drums will soon be assaulted with the reward at the end of the game [
subbed by Sophie & winniethepooh].
Escape the
Strange Room (in Japanese). Once again you are stuck in a room (careless) and need to escape, with only your
point'n'click skills to help you. Note: To look at an item in your inventory, click "ITEM" and select it. To use it on screen, or with another item, click the "D" button for "drag" then select it [
subbed by JhInG & Sophie].
Handmadegame's unusual game "
Rooms" is an odd mix of sliding tiles puzzle meets
point'n'click adventure, the kind of thing you don't see very often/at all, but it really does work, and it all becomes very addicting, especially with some nice music thrown in for good measure. Be warned though, the load time is lengthy and it would be useful to remember that patience is a virtue, and it would also probably be a good time to go make a cup of tea or coffee, or grab a cold beer from the fridge [
subbed by Merel].
UPDATE: Well it looks like
Handmadegame's bandwidth is already exceeded :( If you've got it cached already you're lucky, otherwise I guess just try back later... (I did get the zipped version but at over 29Mb a pop, I'm not itching to mail it out).
ANOTHER UPDATE: The site is back up and running now, but you can no longer play on line, you can download the game to play though. If you don't have a Flash player, just open the downloaded SWF file in your web-browser to play.
Just when you thought, well I did anyway, the
Wogger Mini Series was over,
Wogger Mini 8 pops along to prove you wrong and for you to
point'n'click your way through [
subbed by f00 & Not me].
Point'n'click'n'drag items in the bathroom to persuade "Junior" to get clean in "
Give Junior A Bath". Odd game concept, but nice to play [
subbed by Ariadne & Sophie].
Well it's lacking a wastepaper basket but other than that
Erik's Escape The Room 3 has all the elements of a classic
point'n'click room escaping game. Er... no door though. And, er, space aliens flying around outside the window. It's looks like we've gotten ourselves into another fine old mess [
subbed by Catraven].
Seen On Screen has to be one of my favourite games from 2006 so I was very pleased to hear from
Bart that there is a new release,
Fields Of Logic, for us to
point'n'click and puzzle our way through. The game starts off simply, but gets trickier as you go through the levels, I'm currently stuck on level 9 (pictured) and any help with progressing would be much appreciated [
subbed and created by Bart].
Fubuki &
Sokoban are a couple of tricky multi-level fash puzzles that should have your brain leaking out of your ears, brought to by the creator of
Onamis 1 & 2 [
subbed & created by Onamis].
Tube Crisis is a
point'n'click game advertising a Sony MP3 player that is a little different in concept from regular games. The idea behind it is that you take
The Tube wearing your MP3 player, obviously, when suddenly every Tom, Dick and Harry come aboard. Click on them using various combinations to find their weaknesses that will make them go away and leave you in peace. This is a fun, easy game, with some unexpected reactions from the other passengers [
subbed by JhInG, Ariadne, winniethepooh & Sophie].
Stuck in a room with a safe, computer and trash can for company?
Stuck Inside presents room escaping
point'n'click-ites with our utopian ideal [
subbed by Catraven, Ariadne, seldumonde & Tia].
RBK Whodunit? is an on-going
point'n'click detective game, with a slant (or total bias actually) towards sports (it's sponsored by Reebok):
Over the next few weeks, clues will be revealed on the latest Reebok Whodunit? Examine the crime scenes, interrogate the athletes, analyse clues and crack the case.
It seems like very nicely done game, with some good graphics, and some immersive touches, especially for a crime drama addict such as myself. Happy clue hunting people [
subbed by JhInG & Ariadne].
