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Hunting vigorously through the lazylaces archives for "point'n'click" unearthed the following results...

Escape From Bedroom

A particularly difficult game for a Sunday morning, especially when you have to get up early tomorrow, and you're feeling very cozy right now: Escape From Bedroom [subbed by zippa].

Entry 4659, Sunday, April 24th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(40%) • Comments(15)

Wizard Of Oz 2

You're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz 2 [subbed by anon].

Entry 4658, Sunday, April 24th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(83%) • Comments(5)

Game Room No10: Florist For Mother's Day

Game Room No10: Florist For Mother's Day is a cute game for a rainy Saturday... [subbed by f00].

Entry 4657, Saturday, April 23rd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(57%) • Comments(9)

Escape Pot

Despite the apparent simplicity and repetitiveness of Escape Pot its quite an amusing little diversion [subbed by f00].

Entry 4656, Saturday, April 23rd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(71%) • Comments(10)

Sneaky's Journey 6 (Easter Edition)

Sneaky's Journey 6 (Easter Edition) has a delicious chocolate center [subbed by Selfdefiant].

Entry 4655, Friday, April 22nd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(71%) • Comments(8)

Crash Landing Escape

If there's one thing that can spoil your Friday, other than having to work late, or breaking a nail, it's being trapped in a spaceship that's due to crash into the planet. The whole being boiled alive in a gargantuan fireball is tiresome, and somewhat inconvenient, to say the least. So you should understand the importance of Crash Landing Escape [subbed by f00].

Entry 4654, Friday, April 22nd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(31%) • Comments(15)

Dangerous Pool Escape

It's a personal rule of mine never to use a swimming pool when it has a body floating in it (or when the dye has changed color), I'm just super picky like that, so I better make a Dangerous Pool Escape! [subbed by subzero].

Entry 4653, Friday, April 22nd 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(76%) • Comments(14)

Multi-Way Escape

Multi-Way Escape comes in a variety of delightful fruit based flavors, enhanced with the merest hint of high fructose corn syrup, that are both delicious and nutritious. My personal favorite is Melonade, but you might also enjoy the somewhat more delicate Slurmade, or a robust, and full-bodied, Pan-Galatic Gargle Blasterade [subbed by Rooms2Escape].

Entry 4651, Thursday, April 21st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(56%) • Comments(6)

Workaholic Enigma

As you hide in the darkest, most discrete, cubical in your office sneakily playing point'n'click games, whilst you should actually be preparing the TPS Reports, everyone from corporate thinks you are a Workaholic Enigma. Fools! [subbed by Sarah].

FOOTNOTES: You might well experience popup/under windows when playing this game, especially if you are using Internet Explorer (IE). If this bothers you consider using a different web browser, like Chrome, Firefox, Opera or Safari all of which have better popup blocking capabilities. Here at Lazylaces we mainly use, and highly recommend, Chrome. At the very least consider using IE in conjunction with anti-adware software.

Entry 4650, Thursday, April 21st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(50%) • Comments(5)

Fay Escape 3

In Fay Escape 3 you can either take part in some kind of improbable magical point'n'click adventure, or you can stare at some cute fish whilst relaxing music plays. I've gone with the whole relaxing fish plan myself, but the choice is yours [subbed by fred].

Entry 4649, Thursday, April 21st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(25%) • Comments(8)

Whispers: Room 6

Whispers: Room 6 mixes some simple spooky puzzles with some dubious navigation (I found at least), as you and your family take refuge from a storm in a creepy motel. Probaby not a game for younger kids and/or those of you easily scared by horror movie clichés [subbed by Myuhinny].

Entry 4648, Thursday, April 21st 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(65%) • Comments(15)

Adam & Eve

Relaxing music, cute graphics, and simple gameplay makes Adam & Eve a pleasant little gaming diversion on a day when the submissions inbox is looking a little empty [subbed by Katharene Campbell].