The House Point and Click is a free browser point-and-click house adventure. Click hotspots, collect inventory items, talk through dialogue, and move through linked rooms until you find a way out. Progress saves under ftol:thehousepointclick keys. About ~18 MB after Play, no install, no account.
Want a physics idle loop instead? Try Particle Clicker. Prefer a shorter escape room? Try Mochi Midnight Escape.
Click rooms and objects, keep useful items in your inventory, and follow the story through linked scenes. Adapted from arturkot/the-house-game (MIT). Progress uses ftol:thehousepointclick:* keys. About ~18 MB.
Mouse works best. Touch can tap hotspots. First load is larger because rooms, images, and sound ship together.
Welcome to The House Point and Click - a free browser house adventure with no account or install. Press Play to start; nothing is uploaded and your progress stays on your device under ftol:thehousepointclick keys.
How to play
- Click hotspots and room exits to explore each scene.
- Open the inventory tray to keep the items you collect.
- Move between the linked HTML scenes and follow the dialogue as the story unfolds.
- About 18 MB loads after you press Play, then stays cached for your next visit.
For more free browser games, open the game hub. Related picks: Particle Clicker and Mochi Midnight Escape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The House Point and Click?
A free browser point-and-click house adventure. Click hotspots, collect inventory items, and move through linked rooms.
How do I play?
Press Play, then click objects and exits. Open the inventory tray to use items. Follow dialogue choices when they appear.
Does it save progress?
Yes. Scene progress, inventory, and mute prefs use ftol:thehousepointclick:* keys on this device.
How big is the download?
About ~18 MB of HTML, JS, CSS, images, and sound after you press Play. Later visits use the browser cache.
Do I need Flash?
No. The Flash SWF folder was dropped. Sound uses the HTML5 path in SoundManager 2.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from arturkot/the-house-game (MIT, Copyright (c) 2019 Artur Kot). Analytics were removed.