Category: Games

Sushi Cat a cute little game where you need to fatten up a cat. While this didn’t happen to me, some folks are saying that on higher levels the cat gets too fat to make it into the baskets, or gets stuck bouncing around, but eventually makes it through (like up to 30 minutes later), so just a heads up about that bug.

Two things about Diver 2. One, it requires Silverlight instead of Flash, which I find odd, and two, it’s nearly impossible to play with a trackpad (and even the author recommends using a mouse). I managed to get to level 12 with my trackpad, but I think that’s about as far as I can get. But it is still quite a bit of fun.

Wake up the Royalty, a sequel to the aforementioned Wake The Box.

gnop is Pong, backwards — you control the ball, not the paddles, and have to move through the levels. It’s a quick game to finish, but still a good way to kill some time.

• One Button Bob is a game controlled entirely with a single mouse button — and that mouse button will get a work out.
• Speaking of single-button games, G-Switch can be played by multiple players on the same computer, all using a single button.

I don’t have a mouse wheel on my laptop, nor do I have an extra external mouse that has one (as a mouse wheel is required), but I’ve heard a lot of people say this is a very nice original game. Feel free to judge for yourself.

Speaking of Flash toys, this one puts our place in the universe in a little perspective.

It’s Gluey, and it’s simple, but quite fun.

It’s a Werebox and you can play it after the jump…

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