It's the end of the week, and around here that's an occasion for celebration. In fact, it's time for Friday Flash!
If you don't know the drill by now, you really should see what you've been missing. In the meantime, because I know you're the impatient sort, I'll just tell you: Every Friday I list three or more games, all of which work in your web browser and require Adobe Flash Player. I test each game on both Windows and Macintosh, and also make note of music and sound, in case you're trying to play in a quiet environment.
I'm testing on a new Windows computer this week, so it might be harder for me to catch slow-performing games from here on out. On the other hand, I find them all more quickly now!
We'll start off this weekend with a logic puzzle, Fields of Logic. The goal is simple: turn TVs around by clicking on them. But which TVs? And what do you do when some of them turn others around, or turn back around, or have pictures on them?
There's music at the menu, and sound during the game, with no way to turn it off.
I think it starts to get difficult at level nine, and I say that because I got stuck there. There are 16 levels in all, and the game unfortunately doesn't have any way of resuming where you left off, so don't close the browser window unless you want to start.
This week my oldest daughter found a game in the closet that I had almost forgotten. She'd like to play it, especially as she now knows it occupied my attention for weeks, but there are two problems: First, I can't figure out how to start over with level one, so it's really hard for her. Second, one of the buttons doesn't work. The game is now 12 years old, so I guess that's no surprise. The look of disappointment on her face prompted my to check Google, however, and so now I present to you — as I presented to her — a virtual version of Lights Out, with no broken buttons, starting at level one.
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1 - Justene
So, is it the original Warcraft?