Flash Games: Indestructo Tank, Jetspeed, Bloons, Dwarf, JellyJumper, PiPi The Jumping Bubble - Page 2

Jetspeed is a fast-moving game that will test your reflexes. You're flying low — very low — over a busy freeway, and your goal is to destroy a particular truck with missiles. You've got your missiles, and you know how far the truck is, but you're flying so low that you've got to watch out for other cars on the freeway!

Yeah, you're a jet, but that's just how low you're flying. Plus, some of the "cars" are actually jets or other aircraft, so it makes slightly more sense than it sounds like now.

So you speed up and slow down, flying around (but never over) vehicles, always knowing just how far the truck is. Sometimes the other vehicles might not leave you an easy way through, so you use a missile to eliminate them. But be careful! You only have a few missiles, and if you run out, you've failed. Save at least one for the truck.

And oh yeah, there are drones scanning for you and firing missiles at you if they see you. And everything moves really quickly. Did I mention that?

There is sound and music, and it's all fast-paced. You'll need your arrow keys to maneuver and the space bar to fire missiles. Easy, right?

We'll finish last week's games with Bloons, 50 levels of aiming and clicking.

You're this monkey, see, and you've got these darts. Who trusts a monkey with darts? Some crazy person, that's who. Some crazy person with a lot of balloons, including some magical ones. So there are all these balloons, and you've got the darts, you monkey you, and you need to pop them. You need to pop a certain amount on each level, and sometimes the magical balloons (they're marked) are the only way to do that. Sometimes, however, they'll stop you.

You aim (with the mouse), click to shoot, and however long you hold down the mouse button, that's how much force monkey puts into the throw. And then — hopefully — pop!

There are sound effects, mostly of popping balloons. Fortunately, no screaming monkey. Bonus feature: the game remembers which levels you've completed, so you can resume wherever you left off.

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