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- California
I enjoyed Grand Fantasia and Gaia Online... ^^
Fun ONLINE Games!
- Thread starter bobenstien
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- Joined
- Dec 19, 2011
- Location
- Pacific Northwest
Kongregate has a lot of good games.
Fig
The Altruist
I like playing at playr.org and vizzed.com both sites have retro games. (including pokemon and Zelda games) controls are easy to use
Yes! I'm not the only one who goes to playr.org! I love playing all of the retro games that they have, especially the Pokemon and Zelda games!
TheMasterSword
The Blade of Evil's Bane
- Joined
- Dec 21, 2011
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- Temple of Time
love Armor games. But I have to say this:
As a beta tester for Ghost Recon Online, and as the Second Phase of Closed Beta just ended and the 3rd phase starting soon, I must say it is a PHENOMENAL free game. When it releases for open beta, try it. If not, then try it when it officially releases. The graphics are good, there arent many noobs, and its overally a very fun shooter. There are challenegs, and hopefully they will allow individual team play and tournaments etc.
As a beta tester for Ghost Recon Online, and as the Second Phase of Closed Beta just ended and the 3rd phase starting soon, I must say it is a PHENOMENAL free game. When it releases for open beta, try it. If not, then try it when it officially releases. The graphics are good, there arent many noobs, and its overally a very fun shooter. There are challenegs, and hopefully they will allow individual team play and tournaments etc.
bobenstien
"How should I kill you?"
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2011
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- Somewhere you don't know
OH MY GOSH THIS IS A FREAKIN' BOSS!!!! LINK IS DA BEST!!
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2010
- Location
- The Mines of Moria
I used to play Runescape which was fun and also Elements, an online card game.
Fraxinus
chunky plant goop
"I don't always play flash games, but when I do, I prefer Coign of Vantage." Haha, but seriously... I think its uniqueness is what makes it so likable. There's pretty much a cloud of pixels at different depths, and you have to rotate the playing field so that the vantage point--er, coign of vantage, I could say--matches the image in the upper right corner. It's a simple concept, but it's rather addicting.
One other flash game that I used to play a lot when I was in eighth grade, was Bloxorz. It's similar to the Sand Wand puzzles from Spirit Tracks in a lot of ways, but you pretty much have to get the small end of your block into the goal--while trying to use the least amount of moves possible. It can also be pretty addicting, though, it gets pretty frustrating around the last few levels.
One other flash game that I used to play a lot when I was in eighth grade, was Bloxorz. It's similar to the Sand Wand puzzles from Spirit Tracks in a lot of ways, but you pretty much have to get the small end of your block into the goal--while trying to use the least amount of moves possible. It can also be pretty addicting, though, it gets pretty frustrating around the last few levels.
ArcheAge. World of Warcraft mixed with Harvest Moon. Free to play but you get player housing and bonus labor points (used for gathering and crafting materials, but not necessary for combat) if you pay the monthly subscription. Open Beta starts today. The game releases on the 16th for non-founders, and founders get a 4 day head start.
Happy Wheels. It's a game with different characters to choose from, and each has their own unique, weird vehicle (like a shopping scooter or a guy on a big lawnmower). The surprising thing is that the game is really gory, and it's funny that way! People can make their own levels and upload them, so it's hard to get bored. It's a good game to kill some time.