Kelvin and the Infamous Machine is a fun little point-n-click puzzle adventure where you – in the form of Kelvin – travel through time to help famous minds finish their masterpieces, all because some crazy scientist decided to manipulate history to his advantage.
Not too long a story, but delightfully absurd, hand-crafted puzzles make this game lot’s of fun to play and a recommendation.
Children of Silentown is a somewhat dark point-and-click puzzle adventure game where one guides a girl called Lucy helping her to discover the secrets of her village and the seemingly dark forest, apparently inhabited by monsters, that surrounds it.
Nicely drawn, interesting story, fun to play .. recommended.
Boxville and Boxville 2 are two cute little point-and-click adventures, where you have to guide little metal-can fellas to solve puzzles as well as find and help friends.
A very nice, yet not too long, trip into click-and-point adventure land …
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Inspired and motivated by a couple of PWAs I have recently written, I have just revived and rewritten a little puzzle game, I have once written in Delphi (Pascal) for the first time.
Feel free to have a look, try to set some records and be my first testers ;)
» https://squares.mehlhase.info/
As usual, feedback and ideas are welcome …
It took some time, but now I finally managed to finish the next twist in Particle Twister.
My game idea that I designed and realised together with Katarina Anthony during my ‘more active’ time at the ATLAS Experiment at CERN finally got the first set of long-promised playing cards for additional fun and challenges in addition to the classic spinning wheel – all that in my brand new Progressive Web App (PWA).
You can use it online at and install it locally from https://particle-twister.mehlhase.info/.
Let me know if you have more ideas for cards, playing modes or features.
I still have a few more ideas, so stay tuned for updates …
