Maybe hamsters & hippos are better suited for your weight class-- don't worry,
Super Duck Punch will allow to test your pugilistic skills against these combinations and more! Watch out for the giraffe-headed Hydra, though. Almost as tough as the Hydra-headed giraffe.
posted by KingEdRa
on Mar 23, 2013 -
29 comments
In the new game
Avant-Garde, you play an up-and-coming artist in 19th century Paris, a contemporary of Manet and Bouguereau. Carve and sell allegorical statue groups! Get snubbed by Napoleon III! Subsidize Gustave Courbet's drinking! Compose and promulgate your own aesthetic manifesto!
posted by Iridic
on Mar 8, 2013 -
56 comments
Randobot [Flash] is a "reimagined" take on the Rockman/Mega Man Saga: the player must guide a defective automaton through a fortified compound, while collecting energy cores and dodging enemies. As the machine was rushed out of development, software patches will have to be transmitted wirelessly to the unit at critical points of the enemy base. In spite of any and all modifications performed, there will still be a chance of the drone failing to perform the most rudimentary tasks.
posted by Smart Dalek
on Nov 21, 2012 -
25 comments
Undecided on election day? Sat through all the debates and still not sure who's right and who's wrong? What you're really looking for is an endorsment by people you can trust completely, you can look up to, true heroes? Well, J. Caleb Mozzocco has taken the trouble to interview
a representative cross section of superheroes and is starting to see a pattern.
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posted by MartinWisse
on Nov 6, 2012 -
35 comments
Flash cards are an effective study aid because they are founded on the principles of rote and memorization. With
Flashcard Exchange |
Study Stack and
Flashcard Machine, you can use web-based flashcard makers to create, share, export and print flashcards to assist your studying.
posted by netbros
on Oct 28, 2012 -
26 comments
For about three years, the A.V. Club ran
Sawbuck Gamer, a regular column reviewing the week's most notable free and cheap games across all platforms, from web games to handhelds to console downloadables. It's a treasure trove of content, especially since more literary sister site The Gameological Society
took the helm, and it's publicized great desktop projects like the luscious platformer
Frogatto (
previously), feature-rich
Super Mario Bros. X (
previously), the evocative faux-web
Digital: A Love Story (
previously), interactive fiction gem
Rover's Day Off, and the hyperkinetic
RunMan: Race Around the World (
previously). But if you're in the mood for something more immediate, why not start with a list of all the original column's free A-rated online titles?
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posted by Rhaomi
on Oct 24, 2012 -
20 comments
The Visit Quick Friday Flash Fun - all you want to do is visit your girlfriend, but can you make it?
posted by jontyjago
on Oct 19, 2012 -
9 comments
Hail and well-met, ye good townsfolk! 'Forsooth, what ho is this? Why, 'tis thee
Medieval Shark, sallying forth to rend asunder thy countryside!
posted by Smart Dalek
on Oct 10, 2012 -
24 comments
An interview with Bennett Foddy, the creator of QWOP, in which, to the surprise of no one, he states, "I don't feel any sympathy for people who find a video game hard. At all. It never occurred to me to try to modify QWOP so that it was easier to play."
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posted by Copronymus
on Oct 8, 2012 -
44 comments
For your Flash Friday consideration, I offer a quirky platform game with a physics engine to challenge your dexterity and puzzle-solving ability. In
Box Clever, you take on the role of the Blue Blob, who searches for the exit in a succession of side-view platform worlds and is rewarded by gentlemanly attire.
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posted by tykky
on Oct 5, 2012 -
10 comments
Seedling -
"an incredibly overt love letter to SNES-era Zelda games" (flash) (via
RPS)
posted by Artw
on Jul 14, 2012 -
16 comments
Webwandern. Hike the Swiss Alps but don't bother getting out of your chair. Site is in German, but easy to navigate.
posted by zardoz
on May 19, 2012 -
13 comments
FFF:
MMMMMM is a flash game that takes the game mechanics of the indie hit
VVVVVV and transforms them from a fast-twitch platform game to a puzzle platformer.
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posted by lemuring
on Apr 20, 2012 -
7 comments
Snowball! Friday afternoon has arrived and what better way to celebrate that on a Spring day than with a snowy flash pinball game...
posted by caddis
on Apr 20, 2012 -
12 comments
