Malarame
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I found this website a few days ago and I've found that a lot of their games are really cool. Some of the games I really like are Cytoplasm, Flip Out, Rainy Day, and Tower of Goo. All of their games are perfect for when you just have a few minutes to kill (or when you're in class and you don't want to listen to the professor).

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Stefan
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I tried Flip Out, but got bored after about the 50th level (all levels are basically the same). I stopped playing when I reached the 115th level, and my final score was 378104. Didn't particularly like the game.

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Doom
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I tried a couple of them at school today but none of them was interesting for more than 1 or 2 minutes.

Tower of Goo wasn't that bad, though.

Mattcrampy
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Cytoplasm reminded me that I wanted to make a strategy game based on the primordial soup. There was an extension of this idea in one of the formally ubiquitous Dr. Brain games, and I wanted to take it further.

Matt

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md5i
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Mattcrampy wrote:
Cytoplasm reminded me that I wanted to make a strategy game based on the primordial soup. There was an extension of this idea in one of the formally ubiquitous Dr. Brain games, and I wanted to take it further.

You remind me of a boardgame I have played called Ursuppe.

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