Quote: "I liked Gobliiins, that had a real sense of humour to it, and the puzzles were fairly difficult, but the main thing I liked about it was how clear it was."
I used to like that one, though as a little kid I found it pretty impossible.
I loved Discworld 1&2, but never got a hold of Discworld Noir - the one time I did see it I didn't have the money spare
. The humour in them was especially awesome and you got a good few hours out of them.
As for the Monkey Island series, I loved them, though MI2 was probably my favourite. I own the remakes on my 360 and iPod. LOOM was also another point & click from those guys and you can buy it from Steam, so totally worth an impulse buy.
I thoroughly enjoyed playing through it.
I loved the Broken Sword series, though I only actually played the first 2, sadly I don't know where my discs are for them, I have a box of all my old games but they kind of got moved when I went to Uni and I don't know what happened to them
The collection includes some of the Myst series and they were simply jaw dropping in terms of visuals. However, I have a copy of The Longest Journey sat on my shelf, this thread may just have me tempted to install it again.
Damn I was trying to make my own point & click like adventure ages back, Shadow Behind the Leaves, I think I'll have to revive that at some point.
And because I loved the movie, Hook, is worth a mention. It was only a short game, but an enjoyable one to say the least.
Anyway, back on topic, I've never played Outcry but it sounds pretty interesting.
