Blogs

When you don't have the time or resources to commit to a full-fledged FPS, strategy game, or RPG adventure, a fun, fast, browser-based game is sure to satisfy. We reveal our favorites—both current and classic

Crazy Ball is a small-concept minigame where you have to move the ball around onscreen and avoid colliding with walls. Alternatively you can play from the other side, where you have to crash into as many other balls as possible. The replay value is pretty limited but you can play for high scores, so that always helps.

Kitten Cannon is just one of those things that either catches on or doesn't. Despite the super-simple gameplay it definitely caught on. Even with absolutely no plot or meaning to the game, you can't help but give it a few plays.

Play as a stunt motorcycle rider who must jump from ramp to ramp over increasingly difficult obstacles.

Ronin - Spirit of the Sword has been online for years now, but it still boasts some technical aspects that have never been recreated so well, even to this day.

Civil takes the hangman formula and gives it a violent twist- although I suppose hangman was somewhat violent to begin with. Now it's just more entertaining.

When I played this game for the first time, it was like walking down memory lane. The name of the game is Contra: 20th Anniversary Edition, created in flash. The game is very similar to the Nintendo version and the online version is great to have if you don't have an original Nintendo.

Snowman Salvage is a mix of strategy and speed as you do your best to keep an army of snowman alive from various dangers. Even as the game gradually introduces new enemies to you the gameplay never really changes much and can get boring quickly

Like many other games in the genre, Rings gives us a simplistic puzzle game formula. However the concept is actually pretty fresh. At least, it feels that way to me. Rings is the kind of game I really get hooked on.

Slacker is an entry into the point and click genre that features pretty shoddy graphics and a somewhat confusing interface. However, the puzzles have some creativity to them and let's face it, how many games let you play the role of a slacker?