Much like the phrases “appear invisible” or “responsible government”, the concept of a Chubby Ninja just doesn’t quite sit right. Ninjas are lithe, agile creatures that can vanish without a trace and move in the shadows like a fish through water. But a chubby ninja? Not exactly the picture of stealth! In the case of the browser game Chubby Ninja, however, the chub isn’t so much a problem, as you’ve got plenty of acrobatic skills
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This week’s Flash Game Friday winner is Icarus Project by Limex Games! The game begins with a professor who is recruiting you to test out his new “flying machine”. This is a machine is is difficult to navigate, heats up insanely fast, and sucks down a lot of fuel. The professor sets you up with both solo races as well as races against other testers. The challenge of the game is to manage the physics
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Zomgies 2 is awesome. This isn’t “just another zombie game”, but a running shooter where the goal is to get through hordes of zombies to advance to the next level. Your character can choose up to two weapons (you earn more weapons as the game advances). You can also jump in cars and run the zombies over to make “zombie guacamole”. This game offers a lot of ways to do what we all love- take
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This week’s Flash Game Friday winner is MaXploder by Ninjadoodle! You are an explosives expert from the land of pixelodia, and your mission is to rescue a bunch of archaeologists who have found themselves trapped below the surface! You have to solve puzzles and blast your way from one room to the next to figure out how to reach the archaeologists who need to be rescued. Along the way you have to deal with scorpions,
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This week’s Flash Game Friday winner is Hungry Sumo by Ninja Kiwi! As the game name implies, you are a hungry sumo. But you don’t do any wrestling in this game. All you have to do is eat, or not eat, at the right times. The more you eat, the bigger you get…but be careful, if you are eating and you crash into another sumo you pop! As you crash into other sumos, they decrease
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