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Help Santa find new year. The games below have the most in common with it — point-and-click, christmas, santa claus — ranked by how closely they match, favouring the ones you can play right here in your browser.

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  1. The VisitorPlays on newgrounds.com

    A point and click adventures, horror with aliens flash game. In common: point-and-click.

  2. MalacadabraPlays on prismagamelab.itch.io

    In common: point-and-click.

  3. ChasmOffline

    Joe is a good sleeper, very good - some would say the greatest in Chasmton. In common: point-and-click.

  4. Where is 2012?Plays on newgrounds.com

    Help santa find the new year, because that kid got lost somewhere. In common: christmas.

  5. Where is 2014?Plays on newgrounds.com

    Find the new year! In common: christmas, point-and-click.

  6. Colour My FatePlays on newgrounds.com

    Walk the city streets, explore the empty buildings and climb through the Underground to bring back the meaning of Christmas and reveal to the city the colour… In common: christmas, point-and-click.

  7. Snow LinePlays here

    Snow Line is a Christmas-themed puzzle flash game that tasks the player with helping Santa Claus gather presents scattered around an icy mountain. In common: santa claus, christmas.

  8. My New Room Christmas EditionPlays here

    Get into the holiday spirit in this special edition of your favorite room-decorating game! In common: christmas, point-and-click.

  9. Samorost 2Plays here

    Samorost2, the sequel to free browser based game Samorost1 is a short point-and-click adventure in which you must help out a little space gnome as he searches… In common: point-and-click.

  10. SamorostPlays here

    Samorost is a short point-and-click adventure game. In common: point-and-click.

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