TimeWasters: Sushi Cat
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Sushi Cat.
For those of us with an epic case of, “teh noms” you may want to check out Sushi Cat. It’s the first TimeWaster I’ve done in a while that has actually made me smile as the game is very cute and satisfies at the same time.
TimeWasters: Infector: World Domination
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Infector: World Domination.
I have seen the end of the world, and it has zombies. In fact, Infector: World Domination is literally all about zombies taking over town after town, and country after country. It’s not a simple game, but a couple of clicks with a mouse allows you to really lay siege to the entire world. Plan it all out carefully as you’ll really need it later on.
TimeWasters: Troll Rage
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Troll Rage.
If you like smashing random things and goblins, then this is the TimeWaster for you (considering you don’t get much time to smash things as per the laws of modern cubicle warfare). Troll Rage is a simple game with simple controls and simple music for the simple-minded person. No, you will not be trolling on the forums of 4chan, but instead taking out that rage on all items around you.
TimeWasters: Galactic Colonization
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Galactic Colonization.
I’ve always had dreams of taking over the world through use of bacon, but Galactic Colonization (a very simple, extremely frustrating, and seriously addicting game) doesn’t allow for that. Instead, it’s about spreading your civilization quickly, upgrading, and hoarding resources. Move fast, or you’ll end up at the bottom of the food chain.
TimeWasters: Jetpack Attack (aka The 2D Dark Void)
TimeWasters is a column highlighting many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into and finish in the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Jetpack Attack.
While you’re waiting for Dark Void to come out, Capcom would like you to try Jetpack Attack, a simple and relatively fun version of the game. You’re still playing as Will, Dark Void’s protagonist, but you’re basically using your jetpack to go around shooting baddies of all random sorts while collecting power-ups, destroying things, destroying more things, and facing a giant mech boss that looks like something out of Star Wars.
TimeWasters: Man Hunter
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Man Hunter.
If you remember and loved Duck Hunt, then lock and load your mouse and get ready to stalk some different prey: humans! Man Hunter is a game that allows you to take aim at your fellow man’s hilarious stereotypes and use loads of weapons while doing so. Additionally, you get to use an arsenal of different items to help you accomplish this goal, and after playing for a little while you’ll really, really be relaxed.
TimeWasters: Robin The Archer
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Robin the Archer.
If you’re a Super Mario buff looking for a somewhat familiar, yet fresh take on the platforming formula, Robin the Archer may just be for you. The game runs easily on any PC and will keep you entertained whenever you’re in need of a quick gaming fix. Turn the sound off and you’ll be able to play throughout the day. In fact, due to its length, you’ll be able to play for days.
TimeWasters: Gretel and Hansel
TimeWasters is a new column highlighting many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into and finish in the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Gretel and Hansel.
If you’re bored during the lunch hour or at a slow day of work, you may want to give Gretel and Hansel a try on your computer. Based off the famous fairy tale, you find yourself navigating different puzzles that can actually be quite tricky unless you pay attention. While the graphics seem like something synonymous to a fairy tale from hell, they really do work for the overall feel of the game. If anything, the artwork is right up there with the gameplay.
TimeWasters: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Double Damage
TimeWasters highlights many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into within the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Double Damage.
Cowabunga! Ubisoft’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Double Damage is a free flash game that will keep Turtles fanboys satisfied and time wasters constantly coming back to finish the side-scroller despite how tough it can be at times. Designed to promote the new game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash Up (PlayStation 2, Wii) fighter, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Double Damage is a fun and engaging title that includes many familiar faces that have been series staples since the late ’80s.
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