Point And Click Magnets

You can put your fears to rest, your hero has arrived

There's no use for that here.

:D

The reward for the fabulous Mêlée Island Treasure Trove! Taken from "The secret of Monkey Island", one of the most memorable games from Ron Gilbert and LucasFilm (later LucasArts, closed in 2013). This object is as famous as the "rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle" and twice as fashionable. If you're a point and click maniac, you can't do without!!!

Secret of monkey

Add some fun to your wardrobe with this Point-and-click design or give it as the perfect gift!

I've always loved this gorgeus mashup from PETER CHAN, one of the great artists behind many LucasArts games. This work was on the Adventurer #5-1992 (the LucasArts official magazine) and it's about Day of the Tentacle from Dave Grossman and Tim Schafer (duh?). I've never found a t-shirt with it and time ago I crave it almost desperately, so... I manage to make a HI-RES t-shirt out of it. Hope you like the cut-out! ;-)

Retro Adventure video game Monkey Island 2 Items t-shirt.

The Neverhood was the best adventure-game from 1996 and, art-wise, one of the best ever. Made entirely in "claymation", its OST (by Daniel Amos) won the "GMR Best Game Music of the Year". In short, this game is a little diamond that everyone must play. Period. This "Vitruvian Klaymen" I created from scratches is taken from the picture on the original game CD, with some fixes here and there. Hope you like it! And CHECK THE BLACK VERSION TOO!!!

One could write a book abot the Lucasfilm "games division" (then LucasArts)... and they did. For almost 30 years they created masterpieces (well... 15 years to me). We'll never forget games like Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, Monkey Island, Indiana Jones (the 4th movie is Atlantis!!!), Full throttle and Day of the tentacle. And what about X-Wing, TIE Fighter and Dark Forces 1&2? This logo is the most loved and cherished of them all... even now! Recostructed in vectors and hires pixels expecially for you (yes you!!!). The golden man would be proud! ;-)

Evil tentacle retro style from the 80s.

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis [Text]

Men's and women's shirts. Great t-shirt for assertive, independent and optimistic people

In 1995 the 11th adventure game from LucasArts saw the light. One of the few Tim Schafer's creation I liked, although the puzzles were "meh". Great music, though (Gone Jackals rules!!!). Now you can have the Full Throttle HANDMADE PIE MENU wherever you like! And I'm not talking about the "new hires one" that looks like a surge out of a vectorizing filter... -_-'

A nod to one of my favorite childhood computer games!

Point and Click Lettering is inspired by Graphic adventure Gamers, Point and Click Puzzles, Abandonware. Retro Games.

Point and Click Gamer is inspired by Graphic adventure Gamers, Point and Click Puzzles, Abandonware. Retro Games.

Point and Click Adventure is inspired by Graphic adventure Gamers, Point and Click Puzzles, Abandonware. Retro Games.

Point and Click Orange is inspired by Graphic adventure Gamers, Point and Click Puzzles, Abandonware. Retro Games.

Sam And Max Hit the Road [Text]

A gem of a game redesign in art deco style

Sam and Max art

Tales of Monkey Island [Textless]

Directly from the Land of the Lounge Lizards.

All those clues, all those hours of digging and this is all your reward? What a gyp.

Sam and Max art

A Treasure Trove O’ Deep-Fried Fun!

Monkey Island

Behind you! A three-headed monkey!

Everyone’s favourite vegab cannibals. The cannibals of Monkey Island, including tofu Guybrush Threepwood. “The three cannibals seen in this game [Curse of Monkey Island] are Lemon Head, Pineapple Head and Banana Head. The cannibals have now also completely abandoned their cannibalistic nature and consume only tofu, vegetables and fruit.”

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An epic tale of crime and corruption in the land of the dead

Dr. Jones has found the lost city of Atlantis!

Tales of Monkey Island

Mighty pirate retro style from the 80s.