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Working on Monday is like haemorrhoids, I try to avoid it as best as I can. And playing Unstack surely beats a pain in the ass any day. In this physics-based puzzle game by Playcrafter, you control Zeeb to move blocks and photon guns so that the energy balls wake your monster friend.
Play Unstack at Kongregate – via I am Bored.
It’s Friday and our flash game choice gives big love to the adorable black-and-white mammals from China. In Panda Star, you play a panda flying through the night sky lighting up stars with your panda-juice. How cool is that?
Press the Space bar to launch your panda, and steer with the Left and Right arrow keys. You’ll lose momentum pretty fast, so keep touching stars to recover your velocity. If you can’t quite make it to the next star, press Space to activate one of your boost packs. There are only three boost packs so use them wisely.
Space Invaders + Physics = Physics Invaders. I love simple math my addled brain can understand. Created by NekoGames, Physics Invaders is a remake of the old arcade classic, now with added gravity. As your laser cannon makes contact with the invaders, their lifeless, pixelated bodies fall out of the sky and start piling up on your base platform. Sweeping their carcasses off the platform earns you extra points.
Play it below or head to NekoGames.
– via I am Bored.
What is it? I don’t know. Just move your mouse around – best experienced on drugs.
My will to work on Friday is like Paris Hilton’s thong – it doesn’t exist.
And Totem Destroyer II understands my sheer lack of work ethic today. In each level you need to bomb all of the destructible blocks (or totems) by clicking on them, your ultimate going is to ensure the golden idols do not touch the ground. Different types of block behave in different ways when exploded so blast your way carefully.
Play Totem Destroyer II at Armor Games.
Fridays are good for many things, and one of them is goofing off when you should be working. And to prevent you from being a productive member of the workforce today, I give you Closure.
It’s an inventive platform puzzle game with an ominous soundtrack and quite unusual gameplay mechanics. Telling you anymore will ruin your experience (that and I’m frakkin’ lazy to type).
Go with the light and play Closure at Newgrounds [NOTE: You will need to download and install Flash Player 10 to play this game] – thanks Tiny Tim!
You tested your patience in Perfect Balance, now try Two Rooms.
Two robots (possibly in love) are stuck in different rooms, their desires separated by an impenetrable wall of hate. You need to use both logic and speed to free them from their confines. There are variety of walls, switches, and other obstacles you can use to interact with the environment.
There are 30 levels in total. Play it at Kongregate.
Here are the controls:
From Japan with love. Eyemaze the masters of casual amazement are famous for their quirky Grow series of games. It starts off with a simple idea. You need to pick seemingly arbitrary objects one-by-one and watch them grow towards a goal. The order in which you click the objects determines the outcome of the game as there is only one correct order that will create the most quirkiest, delightful (and complete) contraption. If you don’t get the order right, you’ll still get a fun, but different animation.
Click the links below to play the games at Eyemaze.
Grow ver.3 (Remake)
The solutions to the games can be found after the jump.
Relax, take a deep breath, and give puzzle game Perfect Balance a go. As the name implies, you need to try to get a collection of shapes to balance perfectly on a base structure. There are 80 levels in total. Prepare for frustration.
Play Perfect Balance at Kongregate – thanks Feeyaad!
The hottest Geometry Wars-style action seen in a Flash game! Shoot those space muthas.
Use the arrow keys or W-A-S-D to move; aim and fire with the mouse. Your defeated enemies leave behind “pips”, which should be collected and spent at “Space Shop” for upgrades. Avoid everything, shoot everything!