Point N Click Games Ps1

[mobiusclimber]

Psychic Detective takes the point-and-click genre in a really interest direction, but that also means it's not a traditional p&c. I liked it tho.

Silverload is a decent horror-western p&c, but there are some cheap deaths to be had, so save often.

D is the horror p&c everyone thinks of, but I hated it. I won't get into all of the why, but it's short, full of easy puzzles as well as a couple that are just time wasters, and the voice acting and story are atrocious and stupid. Worst of all the game doesn't let you save b/c it has a time limit, and two of the "puzzles" are only there to waste your time. I've never died due to the time limit running out, but I think that's just cheap.

There are a few licensed games, and they're a mixed bag, mostly sucking. X-Files was ok, but short and weird. City of Lost Children, tho, is to be avoided. I think there are a few others, but I can't think of them off the top of my head.

[Haoie]

Broken Sword is soooo amazing.

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Broken Sword is soooo amazing.

Fave game ever, never known a game to have such great humour, it made me laugh from start to finish, excellent game, this is what got me in to point n click games on the ps1. Hotel dusk for the nintendo ds is a wonderful game, nearly as good as this.

There was talk of a broken sword film, but that was years ago so i don't think its happening now ( such a shame).

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Psychic Detective takes the point-and-click genre in a really interest direction, but that also means it's not a traditional p&c. I liked it tho.

Silverload is a decent horror-western p&c, but there are some cheap deaths to be had, so save often.

D is the horror p&c everyone thinks of, but I hated it. I won't get into all of the why, but it's short, full of easy puzzles as well as a couple that are just time wasters, and the voice acting and story are atrocious and stupid. Worst of all the game doesn't let you save b/c it has a time limit, and two of the "puzzles" are only there to waste your time. I've never died due to the time limit running out, but I think that's just cheap.

There are a few licensed games, and they're a mixed bag, mostly sucking. X-Files was ok, but short and weird. City of Lost Children, tho, is to be avoided. I think there are a few others, but I can't think of them off the top of my head.

I am considering buying Psychic Detective it does look good, i am wondering if its like night trap.

D i have played, yep i hated it too, "laura" "laura" such terrible voice acting,i think you had 4 hours to complete, i completed it but sold it straight away on ebay.

[mobiusclimber]

I am considering buying Psychic Detective it does look good, i am wondering if its like night trap.

D i have played, yep i hated it too, "laura" "laura" such terrible voice acting,i think you had 4 hours to complete, i completed it but sold it straight away on ebay.

Psychic Detective isn't really like Night Trap except conceptually. You basically look through other people's eyes to find different parts of the story, but it also means to miss certain things (it unfolds in real time, basically, and you can only watch one thing at a time). There are also changes depending on the way you say things. I dunno it's hard to explain, it's really like no other game I've ever played.

As for D, don't you mean "Low-rah! Low-rah!" And why does she always look around for like half a minute while he shouts at her.

Clock Tower isn't really a game I'd recommend either. I've heard good things about the first game (on the Super Famicom) but the PS1 game is just... ugh. It's very cheesy and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I also don't really think the gameplay works too well. Being a p&c title, you naturally want to explore everywhere, click on everything, etc etc. The game punishes you for doing this by sending "Scissorman" after you. I never found him to be scary so much as annoying. But I'm not a big fan of running away in horror games. I like to be able to fight. (Granted you CAN fight him in certain circumstances but the game is not very intuitive as far as what you can and can't do... at all times. Interactivity is very limited to start with, and when you're being chased, it goes way down. If you like having many ways of solving a puzzle you'll hate Clock Tower.) I guess it's good for a laugh if you're into cheesy Japanese horror. It always seemed like more of a party game than a good horror or p&c title.

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Psychic Detective isn't really like Night Trap except conceptually. You basically look through other people's eyes to find different parts of the story, but it also means to miss certain things (it unfolds in real time, basically, and you can only watch one thing at a time). There are also changes depending on the way you say things. I dunno it's hard to explain, it's really like no other game I've ever played.

As for D, don't you mean "Low-rah! Low-rah!" And why does she always look around for like half a minute while he shouts at her.

Clock Tower isn't really a game I'd recommend either. I've heard good things about the first game (on the Super Famicom) but the PS1 game is just... ugh. It's very cheesy and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I also don't really think the gameplay works too well. Being a p&c title, you naturally want to explore everywhere, click on everything, etc etc. The game punishes you for doing this by sending "Scissorman" after you. I never found him to be scary so much as annoying. But I'm not a big fan of running away in horror games. I like to be able to fight. (Granted you CAN fight him in certain circumstances but the game is not very intuitive as far as what you can and can't do... at all times. Interactivity is very limited to start with, and when you're being chased, it goes way down. If you like having many ways of solving a puzzle you'll hate Clock Tower.) I guess it's good for a laugh if you're into cheesy Japanese horror. It always seemed like more of a party game than a good horror or p&c title.

I really like Night trap, was so funny! i still have it in my collection.
Psychic Detective looks really good, check it out on youtube.

"LOW-RAH" I like it how funny!! got to be one of the worst games i have played,

Cheers for input on clock tower, think i will keep away from this.

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I really like Night trap, was so funny! i still have it in my collection.
Psychic Detective looks really good, check it out on youtube.

"LOW-RAH" I like it how funny!! got to be one of the worst games i have played,

Cheers for input on clock tower, think i will keep away from this.

Cheers People for your input so far

[RJ]

More votes for Echo Night & Juggernaut. Juggernaut is like a horror version of Myst, EN has some unique sepia toned graphics. Both are worth it.

Theres also Chronicles of the Sword, never played it & havent heard anything good about it.

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Any others that anyone can think of?

[backguard]

Although it isn't a PS1 game - if you are into point and click games you should read about limbo of the lost. Point and click gone bad.

http://lotl.wikia.com/wiki/Limbo_of_the_Lost_Wiki

[AsGSnak]

Hey guys. I know this is an old thread but I just wanna leave the PS1 point-and-click adventure game list (that I am aware of).
Please feel free to let me know if I miss any:


NOTE: The parentesis after each title refer to titles which weren't released in the PAL region

- Ark of Time
- Atlantis: The Lost Tales
- Aztec: The Curse in The Heart of the City of Gold
- Blazing Dragons
- Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars
- Broken Sword 2: Smoking Mirror
- China: The Forbidden City
- Chronicles of the Sword
- City of Lost Children
- Clock Tower
- Clock Tower 2 (NTSC-U)
- D
- Discworld
- Discworld 2: Missing Presumed...!?
- Discworld Noir
- Dracula: Resurrection
- Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
- Echo Night (NTSC-U)
- Echo Night 2: Nemuri no Shihaisha (NTSC-J)
- Egypt II: The Heliopolis Prophecy
- Fox Hunt (NTSC-U)
- Gold and Glory: Road to El Dorado
- Juggernaut (NTSC-U)
- Louvre: The Final Curse
- Myst
- Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
- Night Head: The Labyrinth (NTSC-J)
- Prisoner of Ice (NTSC-J)
- Psychic Detective
- Riven
- Sentient
- Silverload (NTSC-U)
- Versailles: A Game of Intrigue
- X-Files

[celerystalker]

If you include D, you might look at Sentient. Very ambitious mess that can be some fun.

[Koa Zo]

the PS1 point-and-click adventure game list (that I am aware of).
Please feel free to let me know if I miss any:


- Ark of Time
- Blazing Dragons
- Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars
- Broken Sword 2: Smoking Mirror
- City of Lost Children
- Clock Tower
- Clock Tower 2 (NTSC)
- D
- Discworld
- Discworld 2: Missing Presumed...!?
- Discworld Noir
- Dracula: Resurrection
- Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary
- Echo Night (NTSC)
- Fox Hunt (NTSC)
- Gold and Glory: Road to El Dorado
- Juggernaut (NTSC)
- Louvre: The Final Curse
- Myst
- Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
- Psychic Detective
- Riven
- Sentient
- Silverload (NTSC)
- X-Files

Two Japanese releases that I know of are:
Night Head: The Labyrinth
Prisoner of Ice

Prisoner of Ice is also on PC and Saturn, and the consol versions both permit mouse control.

[FieryReign]

Fox Hunt: Can't go wrong with Rob Lowe, George Lazenby, and Capcom. Been awhile since I played it. More of an fmv game but funny as hell.

[Nz17]

Fox Hunt: Can't go wrong with Rob Lowe, George Lazenby, and Capcom. Been awhile since I played it. More of an fmv game but funny as hell.

I played that game! It was a PC game rental from a local video store. At the time I thought, "How strange. Why would CAPCOM publish a Western-developed FMV PC game?"