Snack on some tasty corn based chips as you try and work out what on earth is going on in Triangle Mystery [subbed by rae].

Don't play with those matches too close to the computer or you too could have a Flaming Cursor. Oops. Too late... oh well, at least it's not quite as dangerous as a Flaming Sambuca [via Dump Trumpet].

SeaScape is a point'n'click game set under the sea which can really only mean one thing can't it? *ahem*... brace yourselves...

As always, my apologies to The Little Mermaid [subbed by Meeker, Eternal Becky, winniethepooh & Psi].

What color door? Yellow Door. So not Green door then? No. So no chance of Graeme doing a sing-a-long then? Absolutely not [subbed by Elza Rod & winniethepooh].

The animal themed escape the room style games stray into the mythical (or are they... ooo... conspiracy theory) with Dragon Room Escape [subbed by JhInG].

Room Fake is a Japanese escape the room game with some rather fine graphics for you to gawp at as you try to puzzle your way free [subbed by Helanren, Von, BenderIsGreat & theidiotcircusboy].

Don't even get me started on how busy I am and why I've been slack on the posts these last few days, rather than me tell you a whiny story, I'm sure you'd rather play some games and I've only got time to post a couple. So, first up is Meet In Ver.0, a game that involves mazes, yet somehow is still endearing (I don't normally like maze games). The goal is to re-unite the family thru the maze, in some rather unusual four-screen game play [subbed by Tom, ANONymous, Mantari & Castor].

It's time to hunt those gnomes again in 10 Gnomes 4: Foggy Flat. And there's even a write up about the setting for those of you that were wondering [subbed and created by (fog obsessed) Murtaugh].

Whilst you try and point'n'click your way out of Escape From Room Of Hesitation you'll build up an inexplicable urge to eat some strawberries. Well, maybe not that inexplicable [subbed by JhInG, Helanren & winniethepooh].

With Deep Chalk I'm not sure if I'm playing a point'n'click game or immersing myself in a piece of modern art. And add in some Boards Of Canada esque 'music' and a few unusual controls (it's not just point'n'click) and you get something truly unusual, different and challenging, yet somehow serene. Nice. I can't wait to see what else the creator, Zack Stone, comes up with.

[subbed by archangelm].