Game Tuesday

Each Tuesday is game tuesday here at Ghacks and I list the most interesting games that I discovered throughout the week at my games blog Take9. I cover everything that I like which most likely means that it won’t attract a huge audience in the near future. So what you get is a good mixture of free game reviews and interesting or funny game videos.

You will find a high proportion of turn based strategy game, roleplaying game and Japanese shoot em up reviews over at the website. Oh yeah, and Gnome joined the team and is writing about things that he likes every now and then. The following four games can be played on the web directly if you have the flash plugin installed.

Music Catch

Music Catch is a relaxing music game which makes it perfect for a short break of 5-10 minutes. The player takes control of an orb that can be moved with the mouse to collect particles that are appearing from a rotating line.

Knuckleheads

Knuckelheads is a jump and run game with a twist. Instead of jumping and running around you take the role of two different colored heads that are connected to each other with an elastic chain.

Bomb Chain

Bomb Chain is a highly addictive puzzle game that features 40 levels. Each level is comprised of a board and several bombs that are already placed on it. The player’s task is to use bombs from the inventory to create a chain reaction that clears all bombs on the board.

Untangle

Untangle is a classic puzzle game that’s easy to understand, challenging and fun. The objective of the game is to untangle the lines so that no line is crossing another one. The entire game is played with the mouse. Clicking on a node and holding the left mouse button makes it possible to move the node around on the map.

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2 Responses to “Game Tuesday”

1. Thinker says:

   June 3, 2008 at 1:51 pm

   I play Untangle. It’s fun, but on later rounds it’s really hard.

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2. Martin says:

   June 3, 2008 at 2:08 pm

   Thinker I agree, it becomes really hard at the end

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