Whilst the goal of Kagi Nochi Tobira might sound familiar - find the key, find the door, escape (then repeat) - the way it's presented makes it somewhat unique, almost making it's regular point'n'click style game play into an arcade game [subbed by Nicop & Roko].

The entertainingly facial haired adventures of the Journeys of Reemus Prequel continue in Journeys of Reemus C1: The Royal Journey, with a mention of there (hopefully) being another new chapter every month. With this kind of exposure expect the "long mustache, mullet & bald on top" look to be a common occurrence on the high street soon (again). Now if you'll excuse me, I have a mustache to grow and a waistcoat to buy... [subbed by f00].

Ah... there's no place like gnome. A little bit of gnome hunting in 10 Gnomes 8: Water Forge should ease me back into the point'n'click swing of things [subbed by Murtaugh].

If you just want some games you've waited far too long already, and you almost certainly want to skip this bit. If you are interested in where I've been though, read on...

First of all I could tell you the story of how I have been busy walking from Maine To Georgia along the Appalachian Trail (see the pic above Jen & I got for this very purpose), but those of you that know me well (or that can read the subtle clue in the name lazylaces) might not believe that.

Or I could tell you that my disappearance was all part of a huge point'n'click adventure I set up on the site and that I'm really disappointed that no one 'got it' and managed to track me down. Although I'm sure that at least one of you pixel hunted every last piece of the site and you know that I would just be making it up (although thanks to very one who tracked me on FB - I'm only 5 friends short of 100 now!).

Of course the truth, as usual, is far more dull. Maybe I will do that game thing one day though. Anyway... Firstly I got very busy, very quickly, with work. Then I was house sitting, and was still busy at work (but there was a pool, which made things a little easier). Then I had to travel back to the UK on business. Then I was jet-lagged. Then I went on holiday (to Luray, VA and Skyline Drive - where the pic above is really from). And somewhere in there I also experienced the tail end of Hurricane Hanna (a really not very exciting tropical storm when it came thru here - as an Englishman I have seen lots of rain before, which is what it boiled down to) and went to see Burning Spear live. And now, somehow, I'm still busy with work. Ho hum. Juggling every thing that needs to be done, and actually having some free time in between, can be a daunting task, but I'm going to try to get back on some sort of track now.

Anyway. Back to a couple of posts now for those of you itching for games that have managed to read this far.

PS. For those of you that ask all the time about my wedding pics, Jen says hi, and says she will be making me actually get them on-line this week...

New stuff later today once I've finished work. For now I'm going to dodge out of the way of the stampede to post "first".

Practice the art of room escaping in Escape the Museum - Van Gogh Room. It's a pun-tacular Thursday today [subbed by f00].

Polleke's Blue Room. Not to be confused with Blue Moon [subbed by panicattheDISCO, Escaper & Ami].

Desolation is a cute point'n'click game involving pink fluffy bunny rabbits, in which you must collect rainbows and make friends with as many characters as possible. Psych [subbed by anon].

There's something distinctly weird and nerve racking about taking a driving test after you've already been driving for over 10 years, but that's exactly what I did yesterday as I passed my Maryland State Driving test, to add a Maryland driving license to my UK driving license. So I can now officially drive on both sides of the road. Just not at the same time...

Kitchen, living room, and now bathroom; we're slowly escaping this house room by room as the funky soundtrack keeps on playing [subbed by VictoriaV & Buji].