The third in the escape-from-the-room game series is a real disapointment. Although it's slightly more logical than the Viridian Room (that's not difficult), it lacks in graphics, depth and also fails to be as interesting as the other two.
In short if you're a big fan of the other two then you might want to try this, otherwise give it a miss.
The follow up to the Crimson Room, is the Viridian Room (where do they get these crazy colours?). Surprisingly bad really. Although the game is still very frustrating, the causality seems a little bit warped in places.
Defend your castle by throwing the little men into the air and then watch them splat on your doorstep. You can buy extra features for your castle, and train the men to fire arrows or cast spells. Very cool game, but very addictive.
Mysteries of Time and Space
Ok, now this is really classy. This game gave escape from the room a whole new meaning for me. For a start it has levels.
Definitely worth playing, although I can almost guarentee you don't have time to finish it in one go.
UPDATE: There is now a level 13, although it's still "To be continued..." How mysterious.
An escape from the room game. Easily one of the most well known. It needs some very careful clicking to find everything, and some things you may need to try more than once...
A three level game, the first of which is to free the balloon (the second of which is disappointingly easy). It's not as good as Hapland, but I found it helped to stem my cravings for a while.
For those of you who haven't seen it yet, this is Hapland. It's fairly slickly put together, and frustrating as trying to thread a needle with a very frayed piece of rope.
After a couple of false starts I've realised the only thing I'm good at is links. Hence hopefully the rest of this site will be dedicated to other people's hard work.
CLICK ON THE PICTURES FOR THE LINKS
The css stuff doesn't seem to work properly in Opera, and so probably won't work in Firefox either.
