Dirk Dagger might sound like a point'n'click game about a sleazy pr0n star (you're thinking of this, if that rings a bell) but it's actually a point'n'click game about a couple of sleazy detectives. Hmmm.... sleazy [subbed by Mystery, Myuhinny & winniethepooh].

The popular Phantom Mansion Series concludes with Phantom Mansion 8: The Black Sanctum - press 'play' on the linked page to start [subbed by Mystery, Scott & geek.girl].

I could sit here and tell you how the name of Mini Escape 3 encapsulates my recent car ownership, however more observant readers would notice that I mentioned this in my blurb for Mini Escape 2 and start wondering if I was tuning in to a funny old uncle character who tells you the same story every time you see them. Fortunately the site search saved the day and let me hide my senility for a while longer [subbed by Mystery, Paul, Biggs & winniethepooh].

Escape the railway carriage in the Japanese point'n'click game Dream Train 2. Starters tip: you can choose to play in English, rather than Japanese, from the in-game menu. Advanced tip (ie. if you've been playing for a while): use the sound on/off button to stop the train sound effects sending you loopy... [subbed by theidiotcircusboy].

It take a special kind of sick individual to post William Shatner's cover of Pulp's "Common People" on "Musical Friday" under the category "cool". Fortunately for you lucky peeps I am that kind of special individual. Enjoy [via op-pop].

The Wogger Mini daytime soap opera continues with Wogger Mini 127. Please note though that there is not a "story so far" segment for new comers, so you'll going to have to get busy to catch up if this one is unfamiliar to you. There's only 126 previous episodes to get thru... [subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, Viv & kvsteve].

Rabbit Room Escape: Run rabbit - run rabbit - Run! Run! Run! [via nordinho].

RPG games are not really my cup of tea at all but the last time I saw a Mesiria game I thought it was quite cool, so I thought I'd post a link to Mesiria 3 since I have it here, for fans of the genre. There's also a Mesiria 1, as you might except, which I never seem to have posted [subbed by Heather & Misty].

If you check the incredibly subtle clues hidden within Escape Pear Room you may just detect that I might have originally missed this game and I'm posting it a tiny bit late... [subbed by Myuhinny].

PS: Merry Christmas everyone :)

The Present From Girlfriend is a Japanese escape the room that holds an additional puzzle edge over it's brethren... getting the thing to even work is a challenge in itself. Not using Internet Explorer? Then you probably should walk away and have a nice cup of tea now instead of trying to play. You are using Internet Explorer? Well things still aren't plain sailing, you'll probably need to refresh the page at least once to get it to work properly. Good luck. Oh. BTW. Once you get it working, it doesn't look like a bad game, it's just getting to that point that seems to be a bit of a problem [subbed by Mystery].