What's Hot (Top 10 Games)
The
Lazylaces "What's Hot" list brings together the TOP 10 GAMES on the site as voted for by the site's community.
To be eligible for inclusion on the list the game must have received at least 50 votes - this is to avoid new games jumping straight in at the bottom,
or top, of the list. Currently there are a total of 1656 games eligible for the list, out of a total of 4003 posted on the site.
The list is kept
constantly up to date, and you should find something here you want to play, but if you disagree with any of the ratings why not vote yourself (see the
rating link on every game)? So without further ado here's that TOP 10 list in full:
All the original game posts for the TOP 10 are reproduced below for you to enjoy :) And if they're too good for you, why not also try
out the "
What's Not" list - the
worst 10 games
on the site, and if you can't find a game you remember playing you may find it languishing on the "
What's Forgot" list
(the 10 least voted for games).
UPDATE: Suspicious block voting to manipulate game position can be tracked and will (and has been) removed. Please play fair.
Well laying in bed all morning (a much deserved lay-in I hasten to add) means I missed my initial email today regarding the release of
Daymare Town 2, but at least I know what I'm going to do with the rest of my day now. I'll be immersed in the quality sights, sounds and
point'n'click wizardry of Mr.
Murtaugh thank you very much. Now if you don't mind, I need to take the phone of the hook, log off my email, and get off to play... [
subbed by Murtaugh, Helanren, Pufje, Lady Lark, BJ & U2isdebest].
In
Riddle Transfer you are trying to escape a secret US government complex, so be prepared to puzzle your way through some federal level riddles, which are somewhat more difficult than state level riddles [
subbed by fiona].
As if by magic my schedule this week has gone ballistic and I find myself with very little spare time for posting, but I do have a moment for two fascinating
Submachine facts:
1). A new
Submachine game,
Submachine: 32 Chambers, is available to play in the current
JIG Contest.
2). I can't stop singing "
I'm just a Submachine", in the style of Girls Aloud's "
Love Machine", over and over to myself.
Hmmm... possibly I overstated, by one, the number of
fascinating facts there, but anyway, there's
a game to play, so let's go eskimo!
The Dreamerz is an unusual and attractive
point'n'click adventure that keeps you company with whale song as you play, all of which would be idyllic if only I hadn't misread the title initially and gotten
the damn Cranberries stuck in my head... [
subbed by itsunami].
Submachine 5: The Root is the
latest slice of
point'n'click perfection from
Murtaugh, giving us a tasty base of finely crafted puzzles, topped with beautiful and atmospheric graphics and sounds. All we need now is
Daymare Town 2 to come out and Jen & I will be in
point'n'click heaven... no resting now
Murtaugh [
subbed by Murtaugh, Heather, Higgo, deschain, JSY Shaggy, Casey Roebuck, karstenmp, Jas, Biggs, Toby, Stacey, Gemini, anon, Lady Lark & avs5221].
NOTE: There's an
alternative link (if required).
You play "
Past" with the aide of a magic magnifying glass, which lets you see back in time, an ability which, it turns out, and
Sherlock Holmes will testify, is a huge bonus in helping you to
escape the room [
subbed by subzero & f00].
You're either going to love
Morningstar or you are going to love it. There are no other viable options [
subbed by Buji, Mountain Girl, Tracyjay, Lady Lark, Helanren & Ikkerene].
Just in case the organ music, thunder sound effects, copious spiders
, and
necromancy being the art of raising people from the dead, don't give it away for you already, I should warn you that the "
Necromancer's Book" is not "
The Very Hungry Caterpillar" or "
Mr. Bump". Your Necromancer prefers to read "
The Famous Five". At night. By torch light. Under the bed covers. Without their parents' permission.
Mwahmwahmwah! [
subbed by f00 & subzero].
Having clearly learnt the art of never sleeping, and staying up 24 hours a day to design quality
point'n'click games, it's no wonder
Murtaugh finds himself stuck in
DayMare Town (I'm assuming a DayMare is very much like a Nightmare, but, er, during the day), as he must be ultra tired. Anyway,
DayMare Town, the latest slice of
point'n'click excellent, comes hot on the heels of
Covert Front Chapter 1 and the
Submachine Series, and I have itchy
point'n'click fingers just thinking about it, so I'm off to play now...
You've played
Submachine, You've played
Covert Front, now it's time for something completely new and unforeseen.
DayMare Town
Sketchy outline-only drawings give a stranger look to the game-play and create a bit of minimal atmosphere. Add creepy sounds and twisted story and you get the picture.
DMT is the hardest puzzle game I've made so far. It's really nasty, so be warned. It's for advanced
pnc gamers. There is no cliffhanger at the end, but just try to get to that end.
[
subbed and created by Murtaugh].
