Escape From The Balloon Room neither has the monkey with a pin popping balloons game play of Bloons, nor does it have the theme tune of Button Moon. Two facts which have me all kinds of disappointed. Fortunately though it does have some of that point'n'click stuff I hear so much about these days, and a little of that escape the room goodness I know that you secretly crave [subbed by Mystery & winniethepooh].

Suddenly after one hundred and twenty four episodes we hit Wogger Mini 125. *gasp* [subbed by Hiddenfaceinthecrowd].

SSSG: Dejavu is the latest point'n'click adventure for that Super Sneaky Spy Guy, but this time there's a twist... the game has a scoring system and if you register on the site you have a chance to win a prize if you get the top score. You don't have to register to play, only if you want a chance at winning the prize, but hey, the idea of adventuring for money is not to be sniffed at [subbed by selfdefiant & Lady Lark].

In Treasure Search Of Silver the idea of the game would appear to be to find a silver ring (to escape the room) before you go on a date. Fairly cute, and the Engrish the game is written in adds an (unintentional) additional level of cuteness as well, but it's still way better than my Japanese [subbed by Mystery & BJ].

The animal madness continues with Rhino Room Escape [subbed by Mystery].

Look up into the stars and you'll find Gemini Escape [subbed by Mystery].

Evolve monkey into man in Evolver, your everyday tale of point'n'click evolution [subbed by Mantari, GAMM & kanga].

Some unusual, but fine, graphics and sounds bring the weird point'n'click world of Journeys of Reemus alive as you pursue ant related adventures [subbed by Phil, Mystery & Helanren].

Ps. San Dimas High School Football rules!

Kangaroo Room Escape. As a great man once said...

[subbed by Biggs, Mystery, Cyberjar88, Anico, winniethepooh].

The Professor's Journal seems like an intriguing proposition. A mystery story that you become involved in that could win you 10,000 GBP (that's about $19,500 US) if you find the lost Professor James Richleau. Ho ho ho. This sounds ideal. I like to solve mysteries and 10 large could come in handy. Hmmm... but what's this... I have to register? Inconvenient but predictable I guess... oh, but what is this... to subscribe (rather than register) a small fee of 25 quid ($48.50) is required... hmmmm... it's going to have to really hook me in to make that seem like a good idea [subbed by Emily].