Get the Glass takes a great idea, a
point'n'click on-line board game, wraps it in some lush graphics and sound, and gives us a great game to play with, and all to promote milk (my favourite combo with cookies). It's let down slightly by some awesomely long load times, but you can't have everything I suppose [
subbed by stef, Crusty, Loesje, Oo & Michael Merry].
Wogger Mini 33 is as old as I'll be on my next birthday which is coming up very soon. Hint, hint... [
submitted by... actually, unbelievably, found by graeme before anyone submitted it].
With the latest release in
the series,
Wogger Mini 32, the Wogger and Tipiti
point'n'click team are now as old as me. And that's pretty old... [
subbed by Teakay, Reap, pinkkimono, Ems, Phil, sopdox, RockQueen, Cruzinn, some1, U2isdebest, Langy, Janet48, eNola, Lisa, nick s the hamster, Bknots, Absintheur, Kate, kylea, U25150, GoGz, Phil, anon & vivienne].
The White Day is the latest
point'n'click game from the popular
Gotmail Series of games. Unfortunately, at least for now, this one is only available in Japanese [
subbed by Mantari, winniethepooh, ducky632, Helanren, czGeorge, carrie, Oo, SuzieQ, nick s the hamster, franki1368, Lisa, anon, carm, Laserleaser & Michael Merry].
The increasingly un-mini
Wogger Mini Series continues with
Wogger Mini 31 [
subbed by Not me, Oo, eNola, joebaca, anon, ania, Spanky McPipebomb, AaronzDad, Teakay, FireGuitarAngel, Mantari, Ratbag, Laserleaser, MTrouble, Ems, Reap & pinkkimono].
The
Onamis Series always has fine graphics, nice music, and some tough puzzles.
Onamis 3, the latest of these
point'n'click adventures, does not disappoint, and continues in the same way [
subbed and created by Onamis].
The Impossible Quiz isn't actually impossible, but the sheer insanity of the thing certainly makes it pretty tricky, and with only three lives to play with it's a question of starting over and over (and over), and remembering the right answers the next time around, for you to stand any chance of "winning" [
subbed by franki1368, Eliza, winniethepooh, Videocrazy, karstenmp, Cruzinn & Angelblade].
The first episode of
Fancy Pants is probably the best on-line platform game I've ever played, with innovative game play and movement, so I was very pleased to see
Fancy Pants 2 (albeit in demo form). The great game play is continued, and extended, in this version, but even though there are some nice sound effects, the great music has disappeared - I'm hoping that will be reintroduced when the full version arrives though. In the meantime enjoy... silently [
subbed by nick s the hamster & vmklover].
Sphere is just a regular "escape the room"
point'n'click game, but with graphics this beautiful you almost want to stay trapped in the room.
Almost... [
subbed by karstenmp, Mantari, winniethepooh, nick s the hamster, Sean, mrsdng & Oo].
Wogger Mini 29 and
Wogger Mini 30 (the sequel to the prequel and the prequel to the sequel) are now available for your
point'n'click pleasure [
subbed by danny, Andie102, zero, Helen, Ratbag, Vivienne, Hewitt, Teakay, vmklover, Reap, Oo, Mantari, eNola, pinkkimono, troy, Laserleaser, Teejay, joebaca & Absintheur].
Mystic Hunter is a 3D
point'n'click adventure game. In the game there are 3 great treasures hidden in a mysterious castle; you have to find them by finding objects and solving puzzles. Navigation, is unusual, but nice, using direction arrows around the edge of the screen that you hover the mouse pointer over [
subbed by winniethepooh, purdey, Bee, Neneh, Mimi, carm, Stef S, Malia, Oo & coucou].
Find Your Way Out is a lot like
Hapland in style, which any
point'n'click addicit will tell you is no bad thing [
subbed by Nicop, Catraven, ducky632, Malia, Oo & Dickie].
