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Lazerbeamz
If you've ever looked up at the starry night sky and thought, "Wow. I wonder what it's like up there," then Lazerbeamz will appease all your ponderings. Problems and solutions, then more problems and less solutions, then a behemoth of problems and no solutions (well maybe one). Try with all your brain power to arrange various NASA space machines to recharge the space shuttles. Simple, right? Well, if you enjoy rotating three reflector boards at the exact correct angles to bounce a laser beam at a space shuttle hid behind a few annoying asteroids, then yea, it's simple. If you'd rather push a button and have it all done for you, then this game is more like attempting to thread 100 needles in one minute. Hey, good game though!
MAD
MAD, which stands for Mutually Assured Destruction, will keep your fingers on their tips and your eyes racing around the screen. As a set of five small bases in a barren wasteland, try to survive the constant storm of missiles by exploding them with your own missiles in mid-air. When times get tough, use your four supplementary bases to help you fend off the fiends. As you gain resources from each missile destroyed, buy upgrades for your bases to increase your chances of survival. You'll probably end up dying, but hey, give it a whirl anyway!
Strategy Defense 2
If you've played the first Strategy Defense, then you know the second must also be as enjoyable. This edition of Strategy Defense has 4 episodes, the first of which is saving a princess (go figure!) and the last is defeating the bad guys once and for all (how creative!). The game play is smooth and the graphics are well made. Use the mouse to click and control where your forces will strike next. Each level has a task, such as getting to a certain point, or destroying all enemy forces. After each level is complete, you get a change to purchase more lethal weapons, such as tanks, grenades, missiles, and motley of other fun stuff.
Mr. Walter's Grand Excursion
Here's Mr. Walter's Grand Excursion. This flash game is made by the reputable jmtb02 Studios! This thrilling game is a worthy combination of Sonic the Hedgehog (Mr. Walter can really sprint!) and Pendulumeca, as I will explain later. Use the the right and left arrow keys to move. Use the mouse to point Mr. Walter's gun and the mouse button to fire. This is no ordinary gun, this interesting little gadget is used to grapple onto surfaces in Walter's world. Enjoy this fast-paced action game!
S.T.A.R. Defence
Save a lonely planet from destruction while jamming to a wicked beat! Place four different types of space defenders amidst the dotted night sky and shoot simultaneously to blast the goop out of intrusive space baddies. If the evil space monsters collide with your planet, it will flash like a two-in-the-morning traffic light and lose some health (which is oddly measured in pie pieces). Place your defenders around the planet, which (just like a real planet) you can't shoot through, and click to send a volley of lasers at the approaching enemies. See how many waves you can survive!
Dupligon
Entrance your mind with a exciting... geometry game! No, really. This game makes geometry fun! There are four levels, each corresponding to a complexity of shape. In level one, you have to redraw three-sided figures. Kids, those are called triangles. After you complete drawing your shape, you get graded on how close yours was to the original. You are only shown the shape for a few seconds, so do your best to remember what it looks like. Luckily, you don't have to draw the shape freehand. Instead, you only have to place the vertices and the game will connect them for you.
Flash Hero
Ever since Guitar Hero has been released, children all over the world have practiced "playing the guitar." Today, we bring you a different form of Guitar Hero. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Flash Hero. Flash Hero is pretty much AP Guitar Hero. Instead of the standard colors, orange, blue, green, yellow, and red, Flash Hero adds purple, which makes the game more difficult. What makes this game so awesome is it instructs you on how to hold the keyboard. Yes'm, you heard me correctly: you HOLD the keyboard like a rockin’ guitar. Make sure to check out the tutorial and also enjoy the wicked sweet tunes.
Shift
In SHIFT, you play as a small man attempting to surpass a seemingly endless string of rooms and doors. Obstacles include extreme heights and deadly spikes. Press space bar to jump! What makes this game special is the SHIFT key (Hah, no pun intended. No really, what the Shift key does is crucial for the game!). Press Shift and the whole world flips topsy-turvy, your character inverts his color, and he starts walking on what used to be the ceiling! Sounds like a trip, eh? For all those Orange Box fans, it has a "Portal-esque" feeling to it. Anyways, enjoy!
TwoThree
A wonderful minigame where you shoot numbers (guess which ones) at incoming blocks in order to stay alive. If you get hit by a numbered block, the number you failed to shoot is pushed under your turret, forcing you closer to the losing line. The hardest part about this game is the math. Blocks gradually hold larger and larger numbers and through shooting twos and threes, you must diminish the number in the block to zero. Once you are hit my enough blocks and reach the yellow line, you lose. Use those math skills!
Hungry Fish
A loopy twist off of the Xgen Studios game, Fishy, Hungry Fish is all about eating... birds. As you, the fish, swim around your limited lake, odd-looking birds will fly straight up from a tiny island. For some odd reason you like to eat birds, so build up speed and launch yourself over the island to grab some mid-afternoon chow. Combos are nice and so are floating golden rings and underwater purple balls. Oppositely, big fish and landing on the island aren't so nice, seeing as they kill you. See how many chubby birdies you can eat in your very short lifespan!
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