Cinderella Escape is a Japanese point'n'click game in which I assume (my Japanese being a bit rusty, but my recollection of Cinderella being passable) that you play Cinderella trying to escape the room your evil step sisters have locked you in [subbed by JhInG].

When I lived in the UK I used to drive a Mini. Now I'm in the US I drive an Escape. However I believe the title of escape the room game "Mini Escape 2" is not connected in any way with these two facts and it's just an amazing coincidence. Well an amazing coincidence for me perhaps, if not for you. Well, ok then, it's not even that amazing for me. And, fine, it's not even a coincidence but just a tenuous link made up by me so I have something to say. Ho hum. Off to play I think... [subbed by Stacey & JhInG].

It's time to ROAR! Tiger Room Escape is here [subbed by f00].

In Space Station Tokio you are locked in a room on a space station. Now, for some people being on a space station would be very exciting, and to discover they were locked in their room would be a real downer on the whole experience. Fortunately for us though, with our point'n'click ethos, getting a locked in a room is very exciting, and the whole space station thing is just storyline garnish [subbed by Crymoon & Doc].

Wogger Mini 119 [subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd, chacha & Cyberjar88].

Bow Street Runner (Chapter 4) is out to play now (although my official email is yet to arrive?) and this time I've actually completed all the previous chapters and have my chapter code ready to hand. Let the crime fighting commence! [subbed by Melissa Wilson & randomguy].

In Desert Obelisk a robotic rabbit and a floating goldfish take turns to place objects in an obelisk in a desert. Which makes a for a grow-esque point'n'click game and a description from me that sounds like I have gone insane (it must have been playing that Alex game that did it) [subbed by f00].

Alex The Adventurer is a kids point'n'click game with an infuriating feature. Pick the wrong path for Alex and you have to restart the game right from the beginning... surely this must drive kids nuts? I know it's doing nothing for my sanity and I'm only restarting for the third time... Click on the mini-screenshot on the linked page to start the game [subbed by f00].

To me an escape the room game based in a kitchen sounds like it might be a little claustrophobic, but fortunately the kitchen in Test Kitchen is somewhat larger and swankier than mine [subbed by Crymoon & Mantari].

NOTE: The game author asks that no walkthru is posted before the end of April (if I understand my Google translation properly), please try and respect that.

Black and white wire-frame graphics give an old skool feel to the escape the room genre in Escape M3106 [subbed by Crymoon].