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Am 04.07.11 18:03, schrieb Andrew Plotkin:
> Here, Werner Punz<werpu@gmx.at>  wrote:
>>    From the short time I had a tablet PC til I dumped it I can say, forget
>> it go with an ipad and the handful of point and click adventures
>> available for it instead (hidden object games you can get for that
>> platform by the dozends, while there are about 20-30 real point and
>> click adventures available).
>
> Can you point at some (of the latter) to recommend? The original
> poster probably doesn't have an ipad, but I do.
>
The two broken swords, Hector Bade of Carnage, Everything from Telltale 
(Tales of Monkey Island, one Sam and Max Ep, Puzzle Agent) if you have 
an iPad2 since the TTG engine seems to be heavy on the 3d part, Sword 
and Sworcery, Dracula 1+2+3, Last King of Africa, 1112 EP1 and EP2, 
Return to Mysterious Island, The Monkey Islands Special Edition, Seventh 
Guest, Clandestiny, Scarlett, Beneath a Steel Sky, Hamlet and if you are 
into text adventures, there is an absolutely awesome Frotz port and 
several Choose your own adventure titles released.

Sword and Sworcery is more along the lines of a relatively slow action 
adventure but nevertheless absolutely awesome and the Choose your own 
Adventure ports are more on the RPG side but nevertheless they deserve 
to be listed here.
Outside of that there are several Japo like interactive Stories one from 
EA but I forgot its name, which is a CSI like detective series with 
monthly releases.

Thats pretty much what I have discovered until now. If you are into 
hidden object games, you can get them by the ton, they seem to be 
released pretty much on a weekly basis (probably because they are easy 
to produce and sell). Since I hate those kind of games, I dont have a 
good overview.

Also there is more puzzle games than I listed before (seventh guest and 
clandestiny)