Daily Games

The puzzle game Burn Everything is an addictive example of how simplicity done well can be very entertaining. Starting a fire by dragging a match underneath something flammable, players then stack the kindling so embers ignite all parts of everything burnable. Clean, well programmed, and just difficult enough this game can provide hours of fun for puzzle lovers without hair pulling frustration. After all twenty levels of “Burning Everything” I have to forewarn that once you set out to ignite the entire game it seems it will take a stronger person than myself not too. This game is easily as entertaining as any of the well-known games about disgruntled avian bombs that players launch at pig villages. Burn Everything seems to be a perfect fit for those of us who have mild love affair with the thought of fire but have the wits to avoid it. This is an experience anyone can enjoy with a quick and easy learning curve. This game could function as a fun, learning tool for students, at home next to Oregon Trail. Having to succeedbur at burning a minimum eighty percent of all the possible kindling per level to advance gives all players the ability to move past the levels that are giving them a hard time. The one hundred percent mark allows for more advanced players to have a goal worth trying multiple times to obtain. Variables such as stones that block embers and wind that makes embers float to the right give the game subtle changes in strategy that are easily processed due to the simple control layout and wonderfully functioning controls. Click, drag, drop and burn your path to victory. Being free to play this game possesses the power to turn your entire lunch break into a relieving moment where you were the master of fire without having you second-guessing any frivolous spending. Mad Hamster Games and Max Games have collaborated to bring players of all ages a true home run.

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Sliding Puzzle is a puzzle game of skill. It consists of 8 squares which are numbered 1 - 8 and one blank space. Each number is placed inside a square and randomly placed. There are three rows of numbers and 3 columns of numbers. The setup is similar to a tic-tac-toe grid. The object of this puzzle game is to move the numbers around until they are in numerical order, 1-3 in the top row, 4-6 in the middle row, 7 and 8 in the bottom row.

You do this by moving each square. The tricky part of the game is that you are only allowed to move each number one space at a time depending on where the blank space is. Sometimes you might have a number in place where it belongs, but you wind up having to move it because another number you need can not move until the other number is moved out of the way. You might remember playing this type of a puzzle as a child when you were little.

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