Free Games - Computer video games online play strategy puzzle cards arcade board etc games The 150 Best Online Flash Games It was a long and exhausting task: playing hundreds of online games for hours in a row, day after day. It was hard, but someone had to do it. The result is the list that you will find below. Enjoy! Action Games 1. As you probably guessed, on this game, you get to drive an indestructible tank around. Click here to play IndestructoTank 2. A fighting game where you need to beat down several opponents at the same time. Click here to play Electricman2HS 3. Think about Sonic the Hedgehog with a more clean design and some physics effects added. 4. On this game you play a small dinosaur that is trying to escape the imminent extinction from a fallen meteor. Click here to play Dino Run 5. The Matrix fans out there will have fun with this one. Click here to play Matrix Rampage 6. The Gooples are all around you. Click here to play Amorphous+ 7. Ever wanted to fly around like Spider Man? Click here to play Double Wires 8. We couldn’t leave ninja games out of the list, right? Click here to play Final Ninja
Radio 4 - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Online games to pass the time I'm looking for particular types of web-based games to pass the time. There's I spend a lot of time using a microscope which is attached to a Windows XP computer. Not an action game (I have to be able to break off to do my work without losing a life). I'm thinking a point-and-click Rogue/Nethack type thing, or a god-sim or turn-based-strategy or RPG or something, as those are the games I've tended to enjoy offline, but will try most things.
The Whole Enchilada minordemon said... There are not many surprises on this list, are there? Not very much different from the top 100 of the Geek.A shame. I was hoping to find a unique game that usually drops out of the mass statistics.The only place where I've had that experience was at the reports of Faidutti's Ludopathic Gathering. Dave Arnott said... Well, given enough participants, most 100 lists are gonna look roughly the same, right? Anonymous said... Yeah, this is fairly close to the BGG rankings, but only if you remove every wargame first. mark aka pastor guy said... Hmmm... all Euros, eh? LeisureGuy said... Glad to see Go included. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. Great Top 100 list, and I agree with over 90% of it. A couple of comments:1. Why isn't Chess here? Derek Knight said... admittedly, I'm not deep into games, but off this list, I've played like...5.And I'm only really good at one.Did Smarty Party make it because of the whole "pants" aspect? Conqueress said... YAY!!!
defective yeti: Good Gift Games Guide 2008 The official Good Gift Games Guide 2008 is available at The Morning News today. The games profiled are: Runners Up Usually, when I compile my annual Good Gift Games (G3s) Guide, I come up with seven or eight shoe-ins and then have to cast around for a few more to round out the list; this year my "just off the top of my head" list came out to 18 items, even before I started doing the research. In other words, there were G3s a'plenty in 2008. Lost Cities: The Board Game (Rio Grande Games, 2-4 players, 45 minutes, $40): Designed by the esteemed Reiner Knizia, Lost Cities: The Board Game won the 2008 German Game of the Year Award (under its previous title of Keltis) and is perfect for families. Cold War: CIA vs. Uptown (FRED Distribution, 2-5 players, 30 minutes, $20): Tile placement games are curiously addicting, and Uptown is no exception. Race For the Galaxy (Rio Grande Games, 2-4 players, 45 minutes, $35): Jeeze, what's with all the great science-fiction games this year? Second Opinions
Quadradius Fantastic Contraption: A fun online physics puzzle game