Mr Ray And The Missing Colours features the music of Mr Ray, and whilst he clearly is not a long lost member of Disaster Area, his game does feature a spaceship in the shape of a guitar.... I mean, maybe I'm just easy to please, but this is the only fact I required to make me want to play [subbed by sassylassie].

I'm pretty much a sucker for anything piratey, in fact I've forgotten how to use Facebook in anything but "English (Pirate)", so mix up pirates and point'n'click gaming, as in Pirate Peril, and I'm sold, even if the graphics aren't up to much [subbed by copperhead].

Detained in a large grand house, with only a melancholic piano player for company, it doesn't take a genius to work out that escape is your only option if you are going to retain your sanity. What little sanity you have that is [subbed by Dave].

If you travel out of central London on The Tube to the far reaches of metroland, you could too could end up trapped in a lonely Waiting Room in the middle of nowhere [subbed by Buji].

Aiye, eye! The Year is 1066 and the question is... war, what is it good for? And the answer is slow strategy games that aren't my cup of tea apparently...[subbed by Yvonne].

In Being One you start the game suspended in a vat of green goop in a science lab, much like any other given Thursday morning. Your first, not too taxing, task is to escape the goop. But then you're going to have to escape the lab too, not to mention finding out who you are and what 'they' have done to you...and who 'they' are of course [subbed by Mystery & Psionic].

Reemus and Liam continue their teen rated adventures in Journeys Of Reemus C3: Know Thy Enemy, which is now out of Beta [subbed by Teeg, Buji , Mark S & Mystery].

As you might expect from the name "The Freewill Cycle" has nothing at all to do with breaking Bill's bicycle out of prison, and is all about listening to ethereal music on space stations. Just remember though, that in space no one can hear your progress-bar scream... [subbed by Mystery].

Funfair is a serious point'n'click adventure set around a slightly strange... oh, hang on, *cool*; Bumper cars. You'll have to excuse me for a while I'm afraid :)

Cat'n'Dog is both a unit measure of rainfall and a point'n'click game [subbed by anon].