Have u tried to escape from the crimson room? Its a flash game I think will appeal to lots of users of this site. Also the veridian room and the blue chamber are worth a go. I'd love to create my own version and can do the graphics and have loads of ideas for puzzles but need someone to help with the programing (ie. do it all) if anyone fancies it? Let me know too if u know of any similar puzzles...

Percy - If you go to this link you will find a very good game similar to the crimson room but longer (and it's not impossible like finding the phone number for the blue chamber).

Thanks, I found it at that site. Got some of the things, got stuck, restarted but could NOT get back to the battery! If it means that I have to find things in some specific order, forget it. And I don't see any real value in paying out my hard earned yen for what appears to be a trivial pastime; I am not dismissing it because I didn't get there, if there is an order, it should be made apparent, and guidance given.

But then I haven't really found and Flash games that suit me.

I enjoyed all of these games, and I've always wished there were more of these adventure type free flash games. There have been times in the past, where I've searched free game sites (there must be thousands of these), but the games that count as puzzles are usually quite dull, not really what I'd call puzzles.

This thread has listed just about every good free adventure flash I found. There's Crimson room, as well as Viridian room and Blue chamber on http://www.fasco-csc.com/. MOTAS was easier, but longer. Hapland, I really enjoyed. I didn't know there was a Hapland II... I'll look into that.

I once found The doors, a game similar to and probably inspired by Crimson room. There were also two other games that I'd like to link, but I don't even remember their names. I'll get to re-finding them.

I tried playing Hapland for about an hour and got the hang of a lot of things except am unsure how to get rid of the land mine.

I like these types of games but feel most of them are illogical in how they work.

I believe I've found both the games I was thinking of.
Chasm is a little adventure with myst-type puzzles.
Droom is very similar to crimson room, but unfortunately requires a plug-in of some sort, and I just hate to have to download anything.
While I'm listing free adventure games that are found on-line, I might as well add "Peasant's Quest", a parody text-based adventure from homestarrunner.com. I thought it was hilarious.

I clicked the final piece of the note and I think it assembled for me or I assembled them myself by dragging them onto the screen or something like that.

I didn't have clicking problems, but you had to click on the handle (too small for a click trigger) for it to open.

I liked a lot of the things in the text adventure, but I have a trinket/shirt/rocks and used the chicken feed, what do I do now? The problem with text adventures is there are a lot of words possible and you don't know which ones to use.

I do believe I've just hit the jackpot of online adventure games. I was procrastinating by randomly searching the internet, as I often do, and here's what I found: click

Still hungover? Flash games are the best cure, here's a nice selection. I recommend marathon and plumber for those who have regained their powers of thought.
http://www.rit.edu/~smo4215/flash/
(I've been trying to come up with a pencil and paper game like plumber for a while, something in the vain of Japanese logic puzzles [eg. slitherlink], any ideas?)
(wish I could do that click here thing. Can someone help me with that please?)