Enter the 'ghost world' in Haunted Mansion to try out your point'n'click haunting skills upon the unsuspecting couple in the 'real world'. You'll need to spook them quickly though, as this haunting is against the clock - there's no rest for the wicked don't you know... [subbed by f00].

Halloween Escape provides another piece of evidence for the case that point'n'click games creators like Halloween even more than the Adams family. Well maybe not quite that much, but they're certainly creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky. In fact I would go so far as to say they're all together ooky [subbed by Markus].

Much like a small child might wish it could be Christmas everyday, point'n'click addicts wish they could Escape Everyday [subbed by f00].

How Halloween Pumpkin Room got it's name is anyone's guess... [subbed by f00].

In this tough housing market the owners at the Ghostscape house are having real trouble finding any buyers... what with the whole spooky ghost theme and everything [subbed & created by Psionic].

Now we have reached 10 Gnomes 10: Seashore I could take all the gnomes I have discovered over the course of all the games and either place them all in my garden in a major sartorial statement that will have my neighbors sending me to the insane asylum, or I could start a gnome army that will take over the world, starting with Delaware (for tax purposes), mwahmwahmwah... [subbed and created by Murtaugh].

That was a crazy game of... Escape For Poker [subbed by Tony Stani].

I'm sure some people might find Halloween Escape scary, but fortunately for me I ain't afraid of no ghosts [subbed by Mystery & VF99].

Playing Daikouhou makes you wonder what the Japanese for "WTF" is... at least that's what I'm wondering whilst a furry white monkey refuses to get out of my way... [subbed by reb80].

Hotel 626 provides some rather eerie accommodations that you may only investigate between the nightly hours of 6PM and 6AM (unless you are scared of the dark and you don't mind tinkering with your computer's clock). The game freakishly asks not only for an email address and all that jazz, but it also wants to control your web cam and mic (I haven't played up until the point where the purpose of this is revealed)! Consider your privacy invaded! I'm also totally baffled how all of this promotes Doritos, but I guess that's because I'm not an advertising exec... [subbed by Min].