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April 13, 2016
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Los Angeles Shark: The big fretting goes on
Los Angeles Shark is a game that grabs your attention with the bombastic enthusiasm of arcade gameplay and a black humor theme with a serious bite. As befitting a game with its simple controls (limited to movement, a ‘bite’ attack for your shark and a restart button), Los Angeles Shark is about one thing and one thing only: murdering anything you can get your teeth into as you swim through a 2D water stage. While some of your shark’s acrobatics may give you flashbacks to Ecco the Dolphin, this game is less about fancy maneuvers or the wonders of undersea exploration than it is about relentless onslaught.
September 7, 2015
Red Crucible 2 Review
Red Crucible 2 started out as a Facebook game, much like the ridiculously popular Candy Crush or the fading FarmVille, and it seemed to have reached the peak of its popularity a couple years ago as it was launched in 2010. It has found new legs, though, with its release on the Apple App Store and it notably reached the number one spot on the “Free” apps category in February 2012. As it stands today, RC2 is a respectable number 93 on the list and has managed to keep a significant number of users through the years, and that is no fluke. (more…)
October 14, 2013
Flight Game
Santa Claus is a pretty popular guy around the holidays. When it’s Christmas time, he’s receiving more mail than the President of the United States. Inspired by the heaps of mail Santa Claus receives around Christmas time, the “Flight” game (designed by Krin Juangbhanich) gives you one objective only. This objective is to control and fly a letter shaped like a paper airplane from a little girl to the North Pole. Of course, there’s a reason why this particular letter needs to make it to the North Pole, and that’s simply because the little girl has wished only to see her mother again for Christmas. (more…)
January 11, 2011
Miami Shark
The flash game Miami Shark is a rather simplistic and yet completely engaging game. The game was developed by Mausland and is a very fast paced left to right scrolling platform game. In the game, you play the part of a rather large shark, who apparently wants to eat everything in sight! The controls for the game a very simple: movement is controlled with either the W, A, S, and D keys, or with the arrow keys; the bite attack is done with either the control (Ctrl) key or the V key. (more…)
March 28, 2010
SteamBirds
SteamBirds: Dog-Fighting Fun
SteamBirds is a simple to play but challenging strategy game. The play is turn based, and everything can be controlled with your mouse. The graphics are attractive and the overhead perspective works well here.
The background of SteamBirds is an alternative history where your steam-driven fusion planes engage in dog-fights with Britain’s enemies. The levels are presented as years on a timeline. Each level progressively adds to the challenge with more and stronger enemies planes. The enemies are varied by weapons, speed, armoring, and they all need a different approach. At the end of each successfully completed level, you earn stars based on how well you did and how much damage was done to your planes. (more…)
1 Comment March 4, 2010
TU-95 Game
TU 95 – Fly With Flash
TU-95 (Which stands for Tupolev 95) is a Flash airplane simulation game. If there’s one thing I know about flight simulators it’s that they are difficult. TU-95 is of course not a fully functional flight simulator, but it does have some of the classic characteristics of one.
In the top right is the face of a Russian man who will be your instructor through your training missions. By the end of your training you are supposed to have all the skills necessary to become a successful Soviet bomber. Wait, what? Does this mean I’ll be bombing American soldiers? Awkward. Now I know how Japanese and German people must feel when they play Call of Duty and Medal of Honor. (more…)
February 21, 2010