My Stumbled Games
Posted Jul 19, 2008. Filed under Internet Finds. 4 comments.
Since I don’t really find a lot of interesting things on the internet anymore through clicks of a zillion links, I use StumbleUpon to find interesting webpages based on my interests. It turns out that my most interesting and re-visited “stumbled” pages are games. I haven’t played games on the internet since middle school, after all the tedious typing lessons were completed. Anyways, here’s a list of my games (so far), and reviews on said games:
Winterbells
- This is the first game that I’ve stumbled upon, and it’s really cute. Great graphics, really simple, and easy to get a high score. I’d say that there’s basically nothing else besides that, and once you fall and miss a bell you’re pretty much screwed.
Rating: 4/5
Puzzlefarter
- Surprisingly this game doesn’t involve too many puzzles. All you do is move around a little fish that can fly around by farting. The farting noise can get annoying, and I’ve only gotten through 20 out of the 50 levels. It can be tricky mastering the art of “farting flying”, but it’s strangely addicting. Be sure to watch out for all the obstacles though.
Rating: 3.5/5
Mad Virus
- At first I went “WTF?” at this game because I couldn’t get it. I eventually got it through random clicking, and I’d say it’s a simpler version of a strategy game. You have to be decisive and think quickly to decide which color tile to “infect” next.
Rating: 4/5
Pacxon
- This is the game that I’m currently addicted to. I always hated the original PacMan because ghosts would corner me everywhere in the mazes, but in this game you have more space to move around in. That, and you don’t have to “munch” out on the entire board…just cover most of it. This pwns the original PacMan game anyday.
Rating: 4.5/5
Of course I use Stumble for things other than games, but right now the games are winning my interests over the internet.
Questions:
1. Do you use Stumbleupon? (if so, add me!)
2. What are some pretty interesting things on the internet that you have “stumbled” upon? (Doesn’t matter whether you used the website or not when you found this interesting thing)
