I hope you've been saving up your pennies as your ship insurance is going to go through the roof next year as you've carelessly crashed your ship and become shipwrecked. Trying to escape from an island full of cannibals should distract you from the state of your no claims bonus though...[f00].

Hostel Room Escape isn't quite as high quality as Hotel Room Escape, but it's a bit cheaper, and you get to meet loads of backpackers to be facebook friends with [subbed by 123bee].

Gym Escape would be a great game concept for couch potatoes if only they'd stop chomping on donuts for 5 seconds and give it a go... hmmmm... donuts [subbed by 123bee].

The Cell mixes up some slick graphics with a down tempo spooky edge that provides a point'n'click adventure experience that screams "someone with some money commissioned this" (er, that would be Fox), for those of you that don't object to providing their email address to play (or an email address) at least. Me? Well, I'd provide my email address and bank account details to someone who claimed they were having trouble getting a large sum of money out of their obscure country and I could make a tidy profit just by helping them out a little, so I'm enjoying the graphical loveliness/squalor thank you very much, even if my bank account is mysteriously empty [subbed by theartwolf].

In House you must escape the sarcastic doctor before he places you in the MRI Scanner (leading, bizarrely, to some kind of fit/seizure/bleeding episode) and one of his assistants diagnoses you, incorrectly, with Lupus. Fortunately his leg injury means he's not too spry, so that should make things easier for you. Or something like that anyway [subbed by f00].

Niko Door Escape is a little point'n'click game hidden in a site banner. Cute. Note that if you've clicked on the linked page and got a "Tower of Hanoi" esque game, featuring little chicks, in the banner, try refreshing the page a few times until you get a sofa - that's the game you are looking for... [subbed by neabob & Buji].

Look at that sofa cover! A Living Room Escape is in order asap so we don't have to look at it any more. Either that or it's time to pop down to Target to buy a nice throw... [subbed by Mystery, Buji & 123Bee].

There might be a topic seasonal reference or two contained within Halloween Pumpkin Mission, if only I could decode the subtle clues... [subbed by f00].

You could try and point'n'click as many spiders as possible, in as short a time as possible, in Spooky Spider Hunter, or you could play it old skool and use an upended glass and a piece of card to trap as many as them as possible and place them outside safely [subbed by Cyberjar88, BJ & iggy]

In Orchestrated Death you play as Death, and must puzzle out a point'n'click style death for each of a series of unsuspecting humans. Which, as it sounds, is probably not an activity suitable for children [subbed by Cyberjar88, theartwolf & Mark S].