I love video games. Thankfully, the people who made our computers realized we would need entertainment from it and provided us with solitaire, minesweeper, pinball, and FreeCell. Four free games that could entertain us for hours.
One way in particular is the amount of free online games available at a mere click of a button. Video games can be an expensive hobby, but there are many applications, using such programs as flash, that alleviate the need for the challenge of a video game without testing your wallet, too.
There are those who may not be interested in gaming who nonetheless enjoy playing with these online applications. A puzzle game may have a simple mechanic, which is used over and over again in order to win the game. There is also the social aspect of this sort of gaming. This means that others can play the game and try and beat your score. For simulations, items can be swapped in game, which allows you to upgrade your simulated property.
These games tend to be rather slow, which is suitable for the casual gamer, who may need to put the computer down at any point. Other interactive games include traditional word games and board game, except they can now be played online, against others.
The times have changed, we have grown weary of our free computer games; they bore us. We need something more. There are so many free online games, I am not sure where to begin. The first online game I encountered was something called Kung-Fu Chess. Shortly thereafter a tiled-letter word-making game was released entitled Word 'Em Up. I played this particular game even more, recording thousands of sessions, and many, many hours. Nowadays, most free online games are made using Flash animation. Just from memory I can recall miniature golf games, castle defending games, wardrobe-changing games, board games, famous board games, crosswords, word searches, even adaptations of major games from our personal consoles.
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