You can find several browser games at GSN. It is mostly word games from the Game Show Network (a cable TV channel).
There is also 'Doof'. They have a lot of browser games but you must register to play.
Also Game Fudge, though most of the games there are rather simple in nature.
I only played a few of the games from the sites listed so I can't vouch for their quality but I think they are worth a try, you may be able to find something you like!
Whiterabbit-uk
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Thank you very much for the links HOSS
regards
Stephen
Posted by aRenegade:
It’s the final hour, the last stretch in your race to freedom. Paper footballs litter your desk and paper basketballs surround the trash can. Yet even after these sporting events have ended, the little hand continues to hold a grudge against the 5. It’s high time you find a more efficient, and less obvious, way to pass the time. So here are some enjoyable, and alt-tabbable browser-based games. They require no installation, and best of all are 100 percent free. When the boss walks by you can easily switch to that budget report for accounts payable, he or she can’t fault you for grinning like a fool at a spreadsheet!
- Indestructo Tank AE
If you haven’t experienced the previous versions of Indestructo Tank, then this anniversary edition is a stone-cold must play. Enemy fire drops on you from copters overhead, but rather than run from it, you want to place your rough-and-tumble tank directly in its path! Each explosion will propel your vehicle skyward, allowing you to take out the enemy units while in flight! The longer you remain airborne, the more experience points you earn. Use the points to purchase more, yes MORE, enemies to help you catch some gnarly air. Move fast as your limited fuel supply will dwindle and leave you stranded in enemy territory. Down for some team play? Tag team with a buddy and play the co-op mode in which the enemy has developed a missile that can destroy the Indestructo Tank! Have your friend control the Indestructo Copter and destroy these missiles before they destroy you!
http://www.addictinggames.com/indestructotankae.html
- Scorching Earth
Scorching Earth is sort of like tic-tac-toe blended with chess, but different! Your goal is to burn the land on a level until you reach the score limit. Moving from square to square, you gain burn points by burning land, but you must also spend these same points spreading your fire. Weighing your options, you must work around obstacles while preventing your fire from burning out.
http://www.letsmakeagame.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=42
- Mr. Bounce
Imagine the simple pleasure of bouncing a ball, then multiply that by about 100. Because in this digital bouncefest, your fun won’t be hampered by space constraints, surface issues, or lost balls, except for those you fail to anticipate. Bounce your ball hither and yon to the game’s body-thumping techno beat. Slow-motion and trajectory projection help you keep the ball in play, even as you face increasingly difficult bouncing challenges.
http://www.pixelate.de/games/mr-bounce
- Warlords: Call to Arms
In this fast-paced strategy romp, your goal is to overrun the enemy with your army. The more units you push into their base, the closer you come to capturing the level. A surprising amount of tactical planning is required to know how and when to deploy your men; thankfully, there’s an included strategy guide. The units are also well balanced, so no one character is constantly wreaking havoc.
It’s also worth noting the game’s exceptional sound. It’s fully directional left to right, based on the location of each battle, and surprisingly crisp. Each unit also has a unique spawn sound. Playing through the campaign mode is quite fun, and distinct for each race. As far as tactical time wasters go this game is about as good as it’s going to get. It won’t win any awards for graphics, but its mechanics and gameplay are rock solid.
http://www.kongregate.com/games/DJStatika/warlords-call-to-arms
- Skywire 2
Navigate your passengers to safety as you travel through treacherous terrain in your sporty, red three-seater chairlift. Robotic camels, spinning flamingos, and antsy parrots stand in your way as you furiously attempt to smash your Up and Down arrow keys at just the right moment to avoid these menacing obstacles. A safe passage will result in happy passengers, but run-ins with baddies will eject your human cargo from the lift. Can your fingers handle the challenge?
http://www.nitrome.com/games/skywire2
- Bowman 2
The original Bowman excited fans with its two-player turn-based archery combat; now it’s back with even more features and fun. With the new Critical Hit setting and Bird Hunting mode, this just might be the perfect game for Dick Cheney. Challenge a buddy to a game of arrow-slinging or play against the computer and watch your opponent fall to your feet in bloody defeat. Calculate your shots carefully, as each turn may be your last
http://www.addictinggames.com/bowman2.html
- Twizzle
A good sense of direction is needed to succeed in this mind-boggling brainteaser of a mini-game. Navigate your way out of the center of a circle while multiple concentric tracks lead you in conflicting directions. New elements are introduced as you advance through 17 levels, and exploring the outcome of these obstacles is half the fun. What may start out as a seemingly simple task can turn into a hair-ripping, keyboard-smashing, mouse-jamming escapade; in other words, jolly good fun!
http://www.bobblebrook.com/games/twizzle
- Epsilon
Do other dimensions exist? Will a wormhole lead us there? This game won’t exactly answer these questions, but it will make pondering the possibilities loads of fun. This flash-based mind exerciser can be seen as a parallel to the popular Valve game Portal. A portal-physics game, Epsilon thrusts you into the space-time continuum with the ability to stop and reverse time as well as manipulate gravity. Successfully arranging the wormholes will yield you tokens and entry into new and increasingly challenging levels. Think quickly, though, as one missed portal could leave your shiny orb stranded in a timeless abyss. Complex time fields, gravity tricks, and advanced mechanics will keep you on your toes. Play through the five different stages to reach the end and you just might discover something new.
http://www.addictinggames.com/epsilon.html
- The Last Stand 2
In this graphically detailed shooter, you scrounge for supplies during the day and mow down zombies at night. To search for supplies, survivors, and weaponry, you click various buildings from a sort of architectural blueprint of the town. Once the sun goes down, it’s time to set up shop and slaughter the incoming hordes of infected creatures the good old-fashioned way, with guns and chain saws!
http://armorgames.com/play/1443/the-last-stand-2
Great list aRenegade!! :)
Tank Melee posted by Whiterabbit:
For those of you who like tank games, here’s an excellent free browser game called Tank Melee.
http://www.freewareshareware.net/tank-game.html
It should tide you over till tomorrow's game giveaway is posted. I'm only posting links to downloadable free games during the weekdays, even though I’m tempted to keep on posting daily all week. Next week I've got a great selection of free quality games that are as varied as the ones I’ve posted this week and then, even more in weeks to come.
I want to post them all now as there are some really cool games, but that would spoil the whole thing, lol. My next game link will be posted late Sunday evening (GMT)…… want a clue? It’s the name of a card game, but it’s not a card game. ;)
I would like some suggestions with respect to the thread I started last week. Do you think I should post the name of the game in the forums instead of calling it Day such and such; or do you think not naming the game adds an air of surprise? Any other suggestions would be appreciated. (eg, should I stop posting them, lol)
Thanks, Regards
Stephen
Peggle Nights posted by Whiterabbit
As I'm sure fans of the original Peggle are aware. There's been a new version released a couple of days ago over on the developers site Popcap Games. I bought it immediately, but am not really that impressed. It's still brilliant, but what I mean is that there's really nothing new in the game apart from it' set in the evening, there's some new characters and the boards are new designs. However, the game play remains exactly the same, the power ups remain the same, and the music remains the same. I would have expected some new innovations with the latest release.
Anyway, despite that, the game plays beautifully. If you have the first one and don't fancy buying the latest version, or you can't afford to buy it, then the following link will take you to a free version of the game. Of course being a browser, it's limited to a window, but other than that, the game is exactly the same as the one I purchased.
Enjoy:
http://www.popcap.com/games/free/peggle/?icid=peggle_HP_OL_1_8_19_08_en
Regards
Stephen
NolafromNZ
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Originally posted by Whiterabbit
The link below takes you to Argo Olympics a new browser game that Codemasters have created to introduce the new game 'Rise of the Argonauts' The quality of graphics is second to none for a browser game.
There’s a variety of games you can play separately such as the 100m dash, Long Jump, Archery, Hammer Toss and Javelin Throw before entering yourself into the main competition; (you can have your scores posted online if you wish). It’s well worth a go in my opinion (and I'm not really into browser games).
Whiterabbit-uk
offlineGames Guru
There are more and more games becoming available free, and I sense that there's going to be a lot more when the game houses start to vie for the limited amount of business as this depression starts to hit.
You can find links to the following games by using the link below:
Alchemy, Atomica, Bejewelled, Bejewelled 2, Big Money, Astropop Bonnies Bookstore, Bookworm, Bookworm Adventures, Chuzzle, Dynomite, Hammer Heads, Heavy Weapons, Insanaquarium, Mummy Heads, NingPo Mahjong, Noahs Arc, Pixelus, Rocket Mania, Seven Seas, Talismania, Tip Top, Typer Shark, and Zuma.
Link to PopCap browser games:
Here is Island Mini Golf at OnlineGames.net.
My all time favorite browser game, Samorost1(free) and link to Samorost 2 at bottom of the page(it is 6.90 for the full version of two, but the demo is quite fun):
Samorost 1 http://amanita-design.net/samorost-1/
There are several browser games at http://www.candystand.com
One of the games at Candystand is called Blackbeard's Assault , it is a color matching marble shooter with nice graphics for a browser game.
There is also Billiards and Billiards Classic if you like pool games.
I found this little browser game a little while ago and got stuck playing it for an hour.Funny part is a I typically don't care for them.
It takes a minute to figure it out, but you place little rocket launchers and guns on a grid and then click start.little creatures race from one side to the other and depending on the your placement of the guns you stop them. As you get points for killing them you can add more guns or upgrade the ones you have out.
Desktop Tower Defense http://www.handdrawngames.com/DesktopTD/game.asp
Txnnok - If you liked Desktop Tower Defense then you will like Canyon Defense at MiniClip.com. It's the same type of game and probably what Desktop TD wants to be when it grows up. (By that I mean it is a clone.)
Whiterabbit-uk
offlineGames Guru
Posted by SusanIAm:
Recently came across this site:
http://www.viquagames.com/hidenseek/
You can play mini Hidden Object games, such as: secrets of the spooky laundry, gameloft mystery, Snowman, Donkey party, and many more.
You can also make your own, tho I have not tried that yet.
A browser game from the History Channel. "Jurassic Fight Club" Pick your dino (Choose from six)and fight to the death. Not for the squeamish, but very well done. The game is key command controlled and it takes a few fights to learn the moves. This is one that you will either love or really hate. The graphics are very well done and the music and sounds are powerful.
http://www.history.com/genericContent.do?id=59480
This is a great sight to explore!
Whiterabbit-uk
offlineGames Guru
Hey Guys and ladies, I've got a few full version tower defence games coming up over the next couple of weeks. :)
Catnip
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Hi,
This is a fun game for Halloween. Don't let the use of M&M's throw you. ;)
You look at the painting, which is made up of many small areas where M&M characters are depicting a scene. Then, you click the scene, type in the name of the movie you think that scene is depicting, and the box will turn green if you are right. You can zoom in and out with the plus and minus keys, or the Z key, I believe. Give it a try--I think you will like it if you enjoy scary movies--the classics or modern ones--both are included.
50 Dark Movies http://us.mms.com/us/fungames/games/
Catnip
offlineMember
I'm glad you like it, Idahl! I love any game that is different, and this one is unlike any other browser game that I've come across. I was so proud of myself when I finally figured them out! Another great thing about it is that you can save your progress, which isn't as common with browser games, so that's a definite bonus.
Did you get the classic ones right, or more of the modern horror movies? I love horror movies (I've been converted as a fan of Asian horror films with subtitles, and I tend to collect them on DVD, now), but I was stumped on a few of the more modern movies.
I got up to twenty of them, saved my game, but when I came back later I was informed that they had no record of me... probably my fault somehow. I said I didn't really care for horror movies but I do like the cheesy old classics and a few of the Asian new ones, like The Ring. Also I like ones like the Sixth Sense. I guess the movies I don't like are the teen violence ones, but a few of those are so campy and badly done they are fun for "Bad Movie" night with my son-in-law.(We love trashing bad movies and making up improv lines for them. Come to think of it, I've seen way more horror movies than I thought I had!:)))
Here is a bunch of tower defense type games (in keeping with Whiterabbit's theme of the day) all played from your browser. There must be 75 or 80 games on this page. I have only played "Canyon Defense" (which I liked) so I can't rate any of the games but if you like this genre, there has to be something there that you will like.
Fenomen Games has loads of games you can play from your browser or download trial versions to your computer. There's hidden object, arcade, salon, puzzle, and match 3 just to name a few. There is also a ton more games that you can download the trial or buy.
Game of the week at dailygames.com
This is a very good golf game, the graphics are great, better than I expected considering it is a browser game. It may take a minute to load but it is worth the wait. Be sure to go through the tutorial and you won't have any problems, it is an easy game to play.
Minimum recommended resolution 1024x768.
Here is another site that has a lot of browser games for you. It is called Smashing Games.com . There is a little over 100 games on this site. The ones I like are Sandstorm , Yetisports 5 (they also have the first 4), and Goldminer . There were several games that I thought looked interesting but didn't have time to play so I would think that there would be something for everyone. Of course these are browser games so most are not of high quality but they are still enjoyable. :)
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