I'm still busy working, will this week never end, but if you're done for the week, and looking for something to play, then try Nekonote Escape 09, it looks like I'd enjoy it if I had time to play it, so maybe I'll find your comments vicariously entertaining instead [subbed by f00].

Esklavos C17 is over four times more explosive than C4. Play it now before the UN bans it [subbed by f00].

Soul Core is much like an apple core, except less fruity and playing once a day won't keep the doctor away. So, in summary, it's not like an apple core at all [subbed by Mystery, Theidiotcircusboy, Buji & LadyLRH].

If you've played either of the last two Tucoga games the latest release, Tucoga's Room 3, needs no introduction. If you haven't played them, well, this introduction is going to be a bit disappointing... [subbed by Cyberjar88].

When you see the game name "Wogger Inside 2" you might think it derives it's name from being second in a new series of games about that little Wogger character. However you would be wronger that Eddie MacWrong, Professor of Wrong Studies at Wrongford University, if you assumed that, because it is, of course, named, by an amazing coincidence, that I don't care to go into, after my long lost great aunt "Wogger Inside 2" from Germany, who had one of the most unusal names in the Rhineland when she was born there in 1921. These days it is now, obviously, one of the most common names for baby girls in that region of the world... [subbed by iggy, Cruzinn & andrexpupp].

Some escape the room games call for fancy pants titles, and more colors than just different shades of mustard yellow. Escape Game 2 is not one of those games [subbed by Buji].

More fun than paying a speeding ticket, but less fun than finding a golden ticket for Willy Wonka's chocolate factory tour, the release of Ticket is still good news for point'n'click fans with a penchant for games that they can't fully understand as they don't know any Japanese... [subbed by Buji & Cyberjar88].

Make sure you play Monster Basement 2 somewhere near your living room, as you'll need a sofa handy for hiding behind purposes, and let's face it, if you play in the bathroom you're going to look pretty silly hiding behind your fluffy SpongeBob SquarePants bath towel. Not to mention the risk of electrocution from dropping your computer in the bath. And don't even try denying that you own a SpongeBob SquarePants batch towel, I won't believe you for one second, and I'll have to tell everyone about your Patrick underpants, and that should scare you even if Monster Basement 2 doesn't [subbed by f00].

Many of us like to travel, but even the most stay-at-homey of you would have trouble refusing a Journey To Endless Entertainment. Unless you didn't like isometric layouts that is... [subbed by Cyberjar88, Mystery, Buji & Doc].

If Locked Forever 7 holds true to it's name we're in trouble [subbed by Cyberjar88 & Mystery].