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Orbular
Have an urge to play old-fashioned games with a new-age twist? Orbular will quench your craving in a jiffy. Like the old PC game, Blast Away, this game's mission is to dislodge all of the orbs in the level (including cool little power-ups, power-downs, and explosives) in order to proceed onward. Play in different modes, but make sure not to let your main hitter orb fall off the screen!
Ball Revamped 5: Synergy
The fifth, and possibly final, version of the Ball Revamped Series and, by all means, the best! Following suit, you play as a multi-colored ball and try to navigate to the finish box (not line) by means of controlled and relaxed hovering. Glide over colored stars to produce psychedelic changes to your roundish being and then safely pass through otherwise dangerous obstructions. Think you can handle a level? Ok. Think you can handle fifty? Think again.
Asteroids Revenge 3
Sure, once upon a time we've all played space games where we had to battle aliens across galaxies and weave in and out of asteroid fields. We blew up everything in site to gain points, giving no heed to what these various objects were. Well now, the tables have turned. Those annoying, seemingly useless, asteroids that floated from screen edge to screen edge are tired of exploding and are striking back. This is where you come in. Fight as a lone asteroid against an intelligent race to restore the dignity of the space rocks. Upgrade after each battle to ensure your continued war-life and even summon fellow rocks to join your sudden skirmishes. Fight for the honor of the dullest beings know to man!
Descent
Descent is by no means "below" its fellow flash competitors. Falling as a blue orb, you must manipulate along a dangerous path to collide into the endpoint and achieve momentary safety. Things get a little more complex with colors jumping into the game, as it's required that your orb is a certain color before entering that color's domain (if you do not know yet, colors are very prejudiced against foreign colors and would rather cease to be a color than allow another color to drag its feet over their territory. it's a complex relationship.) Fall as long as you can (take a nap if you're tired) and pass level by level until you fall further than man has ever fallen.
CoolioBeat
CoolioBeat merges two amazing things into one amazing game. Flash games and sweet music, both are great turn-ons so be prepared to be amazed. Similar to Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, and a myriad of other equivalents and wanna-bes, in CoolioBeat, the player must press a specific button as a little cube goes past. For example, in the game you see a cube headed towards a button labeled 'S', you press the 'S' key when the cube is directly below the button. Sounds simple right? Well this game is mach 6.
Oroboros
Oroboros is very similar to flOw, a game we released earlier. Control your "snake" by dragging your mouse around the game window. Collect the little white plus signs (or multiplication signs, depending on how they're rotated). Make sure to hit them with your dragon-esk head, and not your tail. Once you have collected a certain amount of white enemies, then your snake will evolve. This means your tails becomes slightly longer, and you can spend some points to upgrade your snake so you can further withstand the coming levels. Enjoy!
Panic at the Skyscraper
Panic at the Skyscraper, completely unrelated to Panic! At the Disco, is a simple, yet fast-paced, game. The point of the game is to lead little stick men (or possibly women, you can't tell!) to safety. You do this by magically placing a ladder where the person can access it. The only problem is, you only have one ladder, and floors sporadically appear at the top of the tower, meaning you must guide the stick people more and more floors down to the ground. If you don't safely lead a person down the ladder, he or she will mindlessly, almost lemming-like, throw himself to his or her own doom. The people aren't the ones panicking, it's you!
Velocity
If your temples aren't throbbing by the end of this game, then you haven't truly played. Injected with pulsing beats, Velocity is a great music-synchronized game. To win, obtain the highest score possible by dodging the raging space particles that zoom past, jumping to the cosmic beat. Control your spacecraft with the mouse and stay as far away from the borders of the game in order to maximize your score. If the Buzz Lightyear in you isn't trying to laser out of your chest yet, then you've got a lot of ground to make up in order to win... or should I say space?
Rhythm Fireworks
Ready for some face-paced finger action synchronized to brain-bursting beats? No? Well, I'd recommend you are before starting this game. Rhythm Fireworks is a mixture of Coolio-Niato's other sweet game, CoolioBeat, and a MonkeyInThePants game, Marvin Spectrum. In a DDR gameplay style, try to tap the correct arrow keys as the arrows on screen pass the line. Also, you must constantly change colors to suit those of the arrows. See how long you can last until you are overwhelmed by a swarm of exploding colored arrows!
Storm Winds
Great game. When I say great game, I mean amazingly sweet game. Storm Winds is a game of survival in which you must maintain and upgrade your weaponry in order to fight off the evil flying machines. Keep your arsenal up-to-date so you can fight the bigger and badder enemies. Switch back and forth between your weapons of choice to wipe out wave after wave of aerial onslaught! With smooth graphics, awesome (while somewhat repetitive) music, and addictive gameplay, Storm Winds will keep you playing for... many many minutes. Try it, you'll like it! (or so Mikey says...)
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