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PC - Kloonigames
An imaginative game with a big emphasis on creative play. By drawing shapes and lines with your cursor you can help the red ball reach the star. Its hard to get bored with this input method as the possibilities for completing each challenge are limitless.

PC (opens in a separate window) - BBC/ fish in a bottle
A nice little pointer controlled game made up of 3 challenges based on the legend of Merlin and Camelot. The aim is to stop Nimueh the Witch who is sending magical creatures to attack Camelot. To do this you must place spells on the trees and rocks, which line the route.

PC (opens in a separate window) - BBC
‘Become a Mako operative and help Mata4orce uncover the sinister truth.’ Admittedly I found it difficult to follow the story line and why it was I was carrying out these challenges and what the games I was playing represented (which may have something to do with skipping at every opportunity). There are some involving and imaginative games, which fit into the animated story or can be accessed through the menu.

PC (opens in a separate window) - Headjump.de
Use golf to escape from the cannibals and their boiling cauldrons to escape the island you have found yourself shipwrecked on. A strange premise. The game is pointer controlled. Move the cursor around for to choose direction and then hold down the left mouse button to select the power of the shot.

PC (opens in a searate window) - Classic Media distribution Ltd
‘Have you found me yet? I’m definitely in there…keep looking!’ There are three scenes to explore (a feast, the beach and a department store) with numerous people and objects to find on the checklists. The game is entirely pointer controlled. To look around a scene you click and drag or use the mini map in the top right corner. There is also a zoom slide bar on the left of the screen. When you find an object or person left click on them.

PC (opens in a separate window) - Ferry Halim
The website has many beautifully designed games to explore. Some of my favourites include:

In ‘Starry Night’ (pictured) your cursor moves the bubble, with which you keep the falling stars in the air and aim to hit the unlit stars to light them up.

PC (opens in a separate window) - Mateusz Skutnik
The simple objective of your ship reaching the port, whilst avoiding submarine and air attacks, makes this a quick (5 level) and enjoyable casual game. It is pointer controlled, with the ship following your cursor left and right. To fire at the subs click any where below the water and to fire at the aeroplanes click anywhere above the water line.