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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
Phantasy Quest is a very likeable, nicely presented, and reasonably large,
point'n'click adventure with some classic story line goals: find the lost girl, beat the pirates and leave the tropical island. Excellent adventures ahoy... [
subbed by Mystery & Helanren].
Sam's Stash is a little
point'n'click thing from US TV series "
Burn Notice." I haven't done much more than clicking around the stuff that you find, although I think that might be the "goal" anyway. It's nice enough to look at though [
subbed by Nunya Bizznezz].
Dared contains some violence and adult language so it's not a game to let the kids play. For the rest of us it's rather a simple
point'n'click game where you have to escape the abandoned office block. I think there might even be multiple endings, but it's not one I was rushing to play through again [
subbed by Mystery].
Beautiful graphics, sounds and puzzles return for our
point'n'click pleasure in
Esklavos C4 the latest chapter in the fine
Esklavos Series. I'm told the ending is rather tricky and having a pen and paper handy is the order of the day, personally though I haven't got through the door yet and I'm trying to work out if I can stick something in Nim's ear... [
subbed by Mystery, Carol & U2isdebest].
The
EscapeDaHouse Series continues with
EscapeDaHouse 4 (Section 1) which sees us escaping an abandoned school, rather than the house that the game's title might suggest. To help you escape you're going to need to utilise your
point'n'click skills to find keys to open doors and control panels to disable security cameras and lasers. And once you're done another section is promised to follow this
first section soon [
subbed by Mystery].
I think the idea of
Ta-na-ba-ta is to
escape the room by somehow navigating your way passed the cat guarding the door - there are plenty of items to
point'n'click and collect, but there is a bit of a language barrier, despite some English making an appearance [
subbed by crazylegs].
Mule Of Surrentum is the latest episode in the
BBC's ongoing
Roman Mysteries Series of
point'n'click games. Remember it's an eductaional series for kids, so don't expect the hardest puzzles ever, but the graphics and music are all rather nice [
subbed by Liekster, Homono, Sanara & vmklover].
Kaguya is another
point'n'click game from the maker of
Piano: Dream Electricity. This one is much odder - as far as I can tell you play some sort of miniature flying pixie that has landed from space, and also I think that some knowledge of Japanese is going to be need to complete the game - can anybody out there tell us what is going on? [
subbed by Mystery].
In
Piano: Dream Electricity it's a snowy day and you run to catch the train. Once inside, something happens (my Japanese(?) isn't good enough/doesn't exist to tell you what) and you find yourself trapped in the train car. Thus another
point'n'click adventure commences. Task number one is to find out how to turn the light on and then, obviously, it's time to work out how to escape the train (the old [TAB] key is your friend if you are stuck). If you are patient enough don't skip the intro movie, it's rather beautiful and worth the wait/watch, and make sure you have your sound up if possible, it's not essential, but the music is nice and relaxing [
subbed by Nicop, Biggs, manon, winniethepooh, laragosta & suki].
The
TLFMER (The Little Fast Made Escape Room) Series continues with
TLFMER 3 giving us another "escape the room" type
point'n'click puzzle to figure out [
subbed by Helanren & Mystery].
Contrary to my expectations
Apple Room isn't a
point'n'click game where you have to escape a green coloured room, it's actually a
point'n'click game where you have to escape a room that has an apple in it. Beyond that though I'm getting a little confused. The language barrier is making it a little difficult to work out what is going on [
subbed by winniethepooh].
