Duck: Think Outside the Flock: a cute game with yellow duckies. Short and mostly not too difficult, but fun enough and cute. Duckies! I like to click duckies. :)

And speaking of the color yellow...Banana Creme Oreos!!!(!!!!!!!) Limited edition. A tad sweeter than I'd like, but still yummy. And bananay.

6 Differences: The sequel to 5 Differences, and it's just as lovely as the first. In fact, it might actually be even more lovely than the first, since there are nifty telescope images used for the sky in several levels. And some levels are mirror-imaged for added niftiness ( Read more... )

Hangman: Sounds innocent enough, right? Except that you can choose your category, and there is a long list of geeky categories to choose from. The mythology one is the most evil of the ones I tried; I got a Mayan god once, which completely threw me, and one of the Norse gods used a spelling that I wouldn't have expected. It's insane, since you don' ( Read more... )

I've got one game I've been meaning to post for many months, and another one I just played tonight.

Hoshi Saga: Find the hidden star in each level. Some levels are very easy, some are difficult, but even the easy ones can be nifty and fun. (And it loads fine on dial-up! Yay!) Also, you don't need to play the game all at once, as it keeps track of ( Read more... )

Doggnation: I'm...not even quite sure how to describe this one. Little dogs walk across the screen, picking up little colored blocks as they go. You have to make sure that they get to the other side of the screen with the correct blocks, say three red blocks, or a purple block on top of a yellow block. A lot of the levels aren't difficult, and even ( Read more... )

Plexus Puzzle: It's a jigsaw puzzle with (really, really) funny-shaped pieces, and no clear borders to start with. And the picture isn't helpful, because the picture is the puzzle. It's so nifty.

Sadly, there's only the one puzzle. But I suppose that's good, because I don't need to waste any more time.

James the Beach Zebra: This one has three mini games. I don't love the volleyball one, but the surfing game is entertaining for awhile, and the digging game is hilariously insane. And all of them are cute, really. Cartoon zebras are shiny. :)

Launchball: a fun, educational science-y game. You have to get the ball to the goal using electromagnets ( Read more... )

Flight of the Hamsters: Hamster-throwing fun. The music is what makes the game awesome.

Oh. I just figured out that you can use your mouse button to help keep them in the air. Good to know.

And now I just put a hamster nearly into orbit. Hee.

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[ Vision ]: This one reminds me a lot of the Myst games, except shorter and free. The puzzles are ( Read more... )

3D Logic Game II: match up the pairs of colored boxes. Fairly relaxing, at least up until level 17 which is, at the moment, kicking my ass.

You're on your own with the tea, though. I can't come over to your houses and make it for you. I would if I could (though largely because your houses are likely warmer than mine).

But now I've run out of tea ( Read more... )

Cat Herding. Seriously.

Chat Noir: Stop the cat from escaping from the sides of the board by corralling him with the dark circles. Relaxing and frustrating at the same time. But in a good way. The only problem is that once you've corralled him till he can't move, the board is reset. There are no levels or anything, so there's no clear stopping ( Read more... )