The A§H Clan

Boxhead by far a favorite of mine! Below is the url and if that doesn't work just type in Boxhead in google and you should fine it. It's on a lot of arcade websites. Some aren't safe though
http://www.boxhead2.info/play-game.php


I played it a lot back in the day when I could only go on the internet at my local library >.> Imagine having to play halo there. I used to have a blast playing this game. Brings nostalgia. I played it today tho ;p It's really fun playing CO-OP especially when you start getting all the weapons.

So the poster below me can rate the game and play it. Don't forget to play it and leave a review Like 9/10 stars or such. You decide the review and rating : )
-Mandalor

Boxhead was a good game. I'll give Boxhead Zombies 2play Rooms (the two player, single computer version) a solid 7.5/10 with a good friend.

I'll go ahead and post Submachine, since Mandalor told me to. This is a Point-and-Click Flash game, that started out as a simplistic room escape game. Now, we are 11 hours and counting from the landmark 9th installation in the game.

The best part about Submachine, in my opinion, is the combination of cerebral puzzles to solve and a rapidly developing storyline. No spoilers from me, but the storyline does involve different dimensions and altering space/time.

I would highly recommend the series to anyone that likes little flash puzzle games. If you are going to play it, and are serious about wanting to know what's going on, play them in the order: 1, 0, 2-9. The others (SNEE, 32 Chambers, FLF) have no relevance to the series, so I'd recommend them at least after part 4: the Lab.

Without further ado, here is a link to the entire series, and some pictures:
http://submachine.blogspot.com/

Sub 1:

Sub 7: The Core

Sub 7: The Core


Enjoy!
Stealth

Storm the house 1 2 3

A§H»Stealth wrote:I'll go ahead and post Submachine, since Mandalor told me to. This is a Point-and-Click Flash game, that started out as a simplistic room escape game. Now, we are 11 hours and counting from the landmark 9th installation in the game.

8/10
Really good for being point and click. The graphics were a bit raw but the clues and cool ideas implemented were nice. I finished the game (without using any walkthroughs) and was actually intrigued by this letter at the beginning. Good game. Might need to rate 2 now ^^

A§H»£ñzó wrote:Storm the house 1 2 3

5/10
God this game got tiring after a while! All ya do is just click on the screen on the incoming enemy >.> Kinda got bored. I just bought a lot of gunmen and just got lazy and died

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Try this game-V
http://www.stickpage.com/stickfigurebadmintonplay.shtml

Stick Badminton XD

-Mandalor

Aah, Stick Badminton. Good memories. Solid 6/10, mostly for a flying toaster being a playable character.

Mandalor, the graphics get much better as the series progresses. Sub 9 just came out yesterday, and the graphics are amazing. I would totally say that there was a 20fold increase in graphics quality from sub 1 to sub 7 (which has the best graphics, gameplay, and storyline, IMO).

For future reference, this thread's title says flash games, but could Java based games or Unity based games also be included?

I'm going to post this one. Raze. 2D flash shooter, with two distinct campaigns and a customizeable quickmatch function. Fun storyline, cool weapons, and a general cartoony feel.
http://www.kongregate.com/games/Addisonr/raze

9/10
I played that game so much. I'm starting the campaign on this right now. I don't even need to play it to rate it >.> It was just that good. I was even able to unlock Alien campaign at one point and I used to go 100 - 10 when there was death matches. This game is amazing. I've played it quite a few times. I could consider this game my prequel to Halo. I used to go 25-0 and can recall the words "Animal!" on the bottom of the screen. One of my favorite maps was the spaceship in outer space.

@Stealth. Post any internet games I didn't notice there was a difference >.<

How about Raze 2? I know it wasn't as good as the first. Never even got around to completing it.
http://armorgames.com/play/12275/raze-2


-Mandalor

Raze was amazing, I'll only give the second one a 6.5. It just didn't do it for me. Story was kinda unimpressive, and the graphics were pretty much too much for a simple game like that. Of course, almost nothing could follow the original and still get high marks.

Since Java games are fair game, I'm going to post the best Java game I can think of. Need For Madness. There were several versions, but the multiplayer one is definitely the best-- most cars, most maps, and multiplayer gameplay.

The primary ways to play are either "wreck 'em or race 'em", and on some maps some cars/methods are easier than others. If the free multiplayer games are still up, I'll totally race anyone that is willing if I can get Java to work for me.

http://multiplayer.needformadness.com/



Oh, and the TV tropes article for anyone interested in the history, mechanics, or tropes of the game:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/V ... ForMadness

8.5/10 Need for Madness

I loved the graphic designs and most importantly the music. It sounded like I was in an 80s game. Wonderfull. The dynamics were really good but I keep loosing at the 5th stage or something with the big Truck that keeps taking out my health >.>

Here's a good game that I love: http://www.radicalplay.com/aces/



Radical Aces has two versions though. The link goes to the newer version though I still love the old block-like graphics. I can't seem to find any virus free version of the old one. I think even miniclip has the new one.
-Mandalor

Love Radical Aces. Solid 9/10. Has the same feel as Need for Madness, but with a "save Mars!" kind of vibe. Good devs on those two games.

Here's your link to the original, Mandalor, and it's even virus free!
http://www.radicalplay.com/radicalaces/

I'm gonna post Sierra 7. This game was by far my favorite Simon Hason game. I wish he would make another in the series.

http://www.kongregate.com/games/simonhason/sierra-7

8/10

I'm not to fond of the way you can't individually move, like using the arrow keys. But the graphics are descent and the missions were laid out pretty good. I couldn't defeat the South African Mission on the lowest mode >.> But it was pretty good. I'm pretty sure I had played a variant of that kinda game with stickmans. Speaking of stickmen ^^

http://www.addictinggames.com/shooting- ... owman2.jsp

Bowman 2!!!!



-Mandalor