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flash games - mark 2
- Thread starter Mekkah
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Google "3d tetris." There's a few Tetris-like games in 3D out there. They're far from perfect so maybe you can make something better.
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/467574
Politics: The Game.
It might get repetitive, but it's pretty funny.
Politics: The Game.
It might get repetitive, but it's pretty funny.
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I've been meaning to play the full version of this! Thanks for posting it!
Apparently it's not the full version, just the first mission
Played this for like five spazzy minutes before going to bed. Really enjoyed it.
I'll try to remember to give it another go when I wake up.
Badminton? What the hell???
I didn't think this game I'm going to post was enough to merit a new thread somewhere, but it's not a flash game so... whatever.
Anyway, this game is from the old Disc Station series of games made by Compile, creator of the Puyo Puyo series of puzzle games. They were first made for the MSX computer, but when the MSX was discontinued, Compile made the games for the PC through the '90s. This game is for the PC.
It's called "Shuttlecock Carbuncle," a badminton game featuring one of the characters from the Puyo series, Carbuncle.
Yeah I know, it's badminton, but there is actually some challenge to it at the higher difficulty levels. It's more exciting than watching real badminton, I'll tell you that much.
You can play the game by yourself or with two players and comes in difficulty levels 0-5, but those "seem" to be the only settings you can change.
In this game you control the Carbuncle on the right as you hit the birdie back and forth. The game looks more like tennis than badminton, though.
If you win a point on your serve, you get 1 point. First to 10 points and lead by 2 wins the match.
Controls:
--1 Player
Left arrow - Move left
Right arrow - Move right
Up arrow - Jump
Z - Swing racket
--2 Player (I believe these are correct. That's how they work for me, anyway.)
-Player 1
Arrows to move and jump
Spacebar to swing
-Player 2
X - Move left
V - Move right
D - Jump
Z - Swing
I've had no trouble running the game on my Vista laptop, but if you have issues trying to run the game, here are a couple of things you can do:
If the buttons don't work, right-click on the "BAD17" file, go to Properties, and enable compatibility with Windows 95.
If you get a message saying that the language is not supported, then go to your Control Panel, go to your Language options wherever they are, and set your Standards and Formats (just Formats for Vista, I think) to Japanese.
Screenshots:
Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?mn1g2zzqe4l
It's a small game that will keep you amused for a while until you figure out how to break the game. It becomes very simple once you figure out the necessary technique to score. I would suggest playing with two players if you can, though the controls may make that an issue--I don't know.
I didn't think this game I'm going to post was enough to merit a new thread somewhere, but it's not a flash game so... whatever.
Anyway, this game is from the old Disc Station series of games made by Compile, creator of the Puyo Puyo series of puzzle games. They were first made for the MSX computer, but when the MSX was discontinued, Compile made the games for the PC through the '90s. This game is for the PC.
It's called "Shuttlecock Carbuncle," a badminton game featuring one of the characters from the Puyo series, Carbuncle.
Yeah I know, it's badminton, but there is actually some challenge to it at the higher difficulty levels. It's more exciting than watching real badminton, I'll tell you that much.
You can play the game by yourself or with two players and comes in difficulty levels 0-5, but those "seem" to be the only settings you can change.
In this game you control the Carbuncle on the right as you hit the birdie back and forth. The game looks more like tennis than badminton, though.
If you win a point on your serve, you get 1 point. First to 10 points and lead by 2 wins the match.
Controls:
--1 Player
Left arrow - Move left
Right arrow - Move right
Up arrow - Jump
Z - Swing racket
--2 Player (I believe these are correct. That's how they work for me, anyway.)
-Player 1
Arrows to move and jump
Spacebar to swing
-Player 2
X - Move left
V - Move right
D - Jump
Z - Swing
I've had no trouble running the game on my Vista laptop, but if you have issues trying to run the game, here are a couple of things you can do:
If the buttons don't work, right-click on the "BAD17" file, go to Properties, and enable compatibility with Windows 95.
If you get a message saying that the language is not supported, then go to your Control Panel, go to your Language options wherever they are, and set your Standards and Formats (just Formats for Vista, I think) to Japanese.
Screenshots:
Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?mn1g2zzqe4l
It's a small game that will keep you amused for a while until you figure out how to break the game. It becomes very simple once you figure out the necessary technique to score. I would suggest playing with two players if you can, though the controls may make that an issue--I don't know.
http://www.arcadestreet.com/play-laser-prisms.htm
A game that takes a lot of brain. If you like it, I think there is also a 2.0 version.
And in case you are wondering, no those characters are not actually hints. Too bad :(
The stars indicate difficulty levels.
A game that takes a lot of brain. If you like it, I think there is also a 2.0 version.
And in case you are wondering, no those characters are not actually hints. Too bad :(
The stars indicate difficulty levels.
http://armorgames.com/play/2759/endice
a pretty cool game where you have to move each die a certain amount of times to get all of the pieces into the goal
if you don't like these thinking games then play http://armorgames.com/play/1920/bubble-tanks-2
a pretty cool game where you have to move each die a certain amount of times to get all of the pieces into the goal
if you don't like these thinking games then play http://armorgames.com/play/1920/bubble-tanks-2
Hint: the central white light is not lit by the white beam but by directing three colour lights through it.
I like the former one, especially the music. The latter not so much, I feel underpowered, and once you get hit a few times you're slowed down to shit. Plus you can pussy out of bubbles.
Place three see-through mirrors in the middle of the bulbs.
Malfunction
nice desu ne
http://startgames.ws/play/games/arrival_in_hell.html
I'll give you a whopping 5 cookies if you finish this freakin'-tarded game.
FIVE.
I'll give you a whopping 5 cookies if you finish this freakin'-tarded game.
FIVE.
Me want cookies!
Seriously, what a retarded puzzle game. It was too short, the voices sucked, and the solutions made you feel stupid once you came across them--they did for me, anyway.
I can describe the story of this game in two sentences. A beast tears up shit in a prison and kills everyone. You come across the beast, kill it by lighting its head on fire with deodorant and matches and blowing its head up with the deodorant, and escape to the prison yard.
The end.
Wow. I don't feel any better beating this "game." What a waste...
Malfunction
nice desu ne
*Throws cookies to CoH*
Will, here is another game.
http://www.dolphinolympics.net/
Although it is really simple, it's quite addicting in my opinion. No cookies here though :D
Will, here is another game.
http://www.dolphinolympics.net/
Although it is really simple, it's quite addicting in my opinion. No cookies here though :D