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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...
A bizarre, but cute, selection of animals feature in the strangely named
Volume Of Certain Crab [
subbed by Crymoon, JhInG, None & Mystery].
Using some simple
point'n'click skills should get you through all the levels of
Button Hunt soon enough, as long as you don't get side tracked following
Mr Spoon to the moon [
subbed by Sup-Man].
Da Pot Escape: It's great to see an
escape the room game that brings a bit of horticulture to the genre, even if it brings with it a not too subtle drug reference. Just say no to drugs kids, but do say yes to
point'n'click games [
subbed by Mystery & Crymoon].
Ohhh... I'm typing this on a lovely
new (Birthday present) keyboard and the words are just flowing through my fingers... lov - er - ly. Anyway, that's besides the point in
Blue Door as it's a
point'n'click game in which you have to
escape the room and you don't have to use the keyboard at all, but if you did, it would feel great for me today [
subbed by JhInG & Mystery].
BTW: With the new swishy keyboard which has a
US layout, rather than the old clunky one that had a
UK layout, I've finally had to swap my keyboard mappings around so apologies if I type ' @ ' when I should be typing ' " ' and vice versa, and no doubt there are some other key swapping shenanigans that I have not spotted yet. At least with the new keyboard I can type incorrectly much faster and it feels nice.
The
Wogger Mini Series has been around so long now it's legitimately reached 21 again, well
Wogger Mini 121 anyway, unlike me who is totally lying when I say I'm 21 again tomorrow [
subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, honeybear, Cyberjar88, Lady Lark & griff].
Despite what looking outside your window at your local weather situation may suggest to you, it is
actually spring time peeps, so it's a totally suitable time to
point'n'click some cherry blossoms in
D's Find Petals [
subbed by Mystery & JhInG].
SIDE NOTE: BTW I
am totally aware it's not spring time in the Southern hemisphere. You guys just feel free to skip my witty banter, don't look out of your window, buy some extra coats for the upcoming winter, and keep spinning the water down the drain in the wrong direction. Thank you.
SIDE NOTE 2: BTW I am
also aware the water direction spinning thing is variously contested to be scientific fact and urban myth. But I don't care. I can't even hear you talking about it. Can't HEAR you. Can't. *Covers ears* La la la la la....
Unfamiliar Room thinks it has us fooled, locking us in an "
unfamiliar" room, and then expecting us not to be able to escape. But little does it know that we escape rooms like this everyday, and in fact all of these rooms are starting to get familiar. Very familiar indeed. Mwahmwahmwah... [
subbed by prof.wonderfool].
UPDATE: Hmmmm...
not actually that unfamiliar at all,
and it's still not finished
and some idiot used virtually the same screenshot... oh... that would be me :(
For me the language barrier in
Maka's Escape Vol 2 makes me want to sit quietly in a dimly lit room, stroking my goatee (mental note: I
really must shave again now I'm feeling better), contemplating just how confused I am. It could in actual fact be an easy game, but I've pretty much given up before I've started, so don't ask me [
subbed by winniethepooh].
You better... *chuckle*... keep your wits about you... *snigger*... as you play
Bear Room Escape... *snortle*... otherwise things could get *splutter*... a bit... wait for it... a bit...
grizzly... *guffaw* [
subbed by JhInG & Crymoon].
If you want to catch the 12.42 to
Basingstoke,
Roslin Station is not for you, as a). It's the title of a
point'n'click game and not a railway station, b). It's actually referring to an unknown facility of the
DHARMA Initiative and not a railway station, c). In case you didn't know, that's to do with the television series
Lost, which is a
fictional story (
or is it...oh conspiracy theory) and nothing to do with a very real railway station, and d). You clearly want
Waterloo Station you fool.
All of which explanation leaves me with very little time and room to tell
point'n'click fans that
Roslin Station is a little bit basic in terms of what you can do (other than having a maze like quality), but it does look good, and if you like
Lost it's kind of cool. I'd love to see a sequel along the same lines, but with much more actual gameplay [
subbed by theidiotcircusboy, Doc & winniethepooh].
Wogger Mini 120 [
subbed by Cyberjar88, Sentinel, Mad Dog, anon & Hiddenfaceinthecrowd].
