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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Twenty One Trivia Competition
So you have a new phone or PDA that you can play games from the Internet on. You have probably played all the usual action, racing, and strategic games. Maybe you have even tried playing a game of chance from one of the many online casinos. Well, don't stop there. There are so many more interesting things you can play on the Internet.
Take trivia games for example. There are many of these, and with some, you can win cash or other prizes. But the real challenge is figuring out the trivia. One of the most popular is the "21 Trivia Competition" making the Internet and e-mail rounds these days. All the questions and answers are related to the number "21." So the questions can be about anything from politics to movies to popular music.
Now don't worry about getting stumped. You can always do an internet search using Google or any popular search engine. Just put in the key words of the question to find a webpage with the right answer. Take your time, this trivia competition has no time limit.
Here's the real reason top play: the winner gets $21,000. That's right. $21,000 just for answering twenty-one trivia questions. What could be easier? Rarely are there Internet games in which you can win so much money without needing any skill whatsoever.
So as soon as you have a few spare moments, just cruise the Internet, collect your answers, and give the $21,000 a shot. It doesn't cost anything to play so what have you got to lose?
Take trivia games for example. There are many of these, and with some, you can win cash or other prizes. But the real challenge is figuring out the trivia. One of the most popular is the "21 Trivia Competition" making the Internet and e-mail rounds these days. All the questions and answers are related to the number "21." So the questions can be about anything from politics to movies to popular music.
Now don't worry about getting stumped. You can always do an internet search using Google or any popular search engine. Just put in the key words of the question to find a webpage with the right answer. Take your time, this trivia competition has no time limit.
Here's the real reason top play: the winner gets $21,000. That's right. $21,000 just for answering twenty-one trivia questions. What could be easier? Rarely are there Internet games in which you can win so much money without needing any skill whatsoever.
So as soon as you have a few spare moments, just cruise the Internet, collect your answers, and give the $21,000 a shot. It doesn't cost anything to play so what have you got to lose?
Monday, March 3, 2008
Castle Smasher
Castle Smasher is a thinking game. It is much less about quick reflexes and more about brain power. Of course, you have to be quick to win, but you also have to be clever. This is a game that is easy to use and lots of fun when downloaded to a mobile device like a cell phone or PDA.
As the name suggests, the object is to destroy a castle filled with enemy soldiers. Your weapon is a catapult and a limited number of stones. You use the numeric pad (or mouse if you are playing from home) to aim, build up power, and release the catapult. Depending on how well you chose, the stone either knocks down a section of the castle or misses it. If you run out of stones, you lose.
After you begin hitting the castle, enemy soldiers run toward you and try and capture the catapult. You must start to shoot faster. You have a few soldiers defending you, but they won't last forever. If you destroy the entire castle, you win the level. Before starting the next level (which is, of course, a bigger castle and more enemy soldiers), you get to choose one of three possible upgrades. Either start with an extra rock, get bouncier rocks, or get one more defending soldier. I recommend bouncier rocks. They can take out more sections of the castle with one shot. When you get an extra rock, that only matters if you get down to your last throw. Usually, if you are down to one more rock, you have more than one castle wall to take down and you can't win.
Castle Smasher is fun, challenging, and doesn't take up too much time. In short, all the features you want in a fun mobile game.
As the name suggests, the object is to destroy a castle filled with enemy soldiers. Your weapon is a catapult and a limited number of stones. You use the numeric pad (or mouse if you are playing from home) to aim, build up power, and release the catapult. Depending on how well you chose, the stone either knocks down a section of the castle or misses it. If you run out of stones, you lose.
After you begin hitting the castle, enemy soldiers run toward you and try and capture the catapult. You must start to shoot faster. You have a few soldiers defending you, but they won't last forever. If you destroy the entire castle, you win the level. Before starting the next level (which is, of course, a bigger castle and more enemy soldiers), you get to choose one of three possible upgrades. Either start with an extra rock, get bouncier rocks, or get one more defending soldier. I recommend bouncier rocks. They can take out more sections of the castle with one shot. When you get an extra rock, that only matters if you get down to your last throw. Usually, if you are down to one more rock, you have more than one castle wall to take down and you can't win.
Castle Smasher is fun, challenging, and doesn't take up too much time. In short, all the features you want in a fun mobile game.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Stunt Pilot Trainer
Who ever thought you could have so much fun on your cell phone! Stunt Pilot Trainer is such a fun game, that you might play it on your phone or PDA even when not killing time. That's right, this is a real game, not just something to do for distraction while you are waiting around. The great thing about the fun mobile game version is that you can take it anywhere. As long as you have a cell phone, you can play. So let's see how it works.
The graphics are clean, well laid out, and easy to understand. Some mobile games are not made to be played on small screens. Not Stunt Pilot Trainer. Ease of use/simplified control is also a good way of measuring how good a game can be on a mobile device. You can't have too many controls to think about and trying to press too many tiny buttons gets frustrating.
With this game, you just have to manipulate two buttons. They control whether the nose of your aircraft is pointed up or down. The object is to make it through giant hoops suspended in the air. Every time you go through one, you score points. If you miss, just keep going up until you flip over. But be careful, if you get too close to the ground you could lose control and crash.
There are also giant hot air balloons floating round the hoops. if you touch one of these, you crash. As the game goes along, it gets more and more tricky. While it is relatively easy to get past levels one and two, level three is a bear. Just keep trying, eventually you will get though it all. One more thing, the quicker you are the more points you score for completing a level. The game also remembers your high score.
The graphics are clean, well laid out, and easy to understand. Some mobile games are not made to be played on small screens. Not Stunt Pilot Trainer. Ease of use/simplified control is also a good way of measuring how good a game can be on a mobile device. You can't have too many controls to think about and trying to press too many tiny buttons gets frustrating.
With this game, you just have to manipulate two buttons. They control whether the nose of your aircraft is pointed up or down. The object is to make it through giant hoops suspended in the air. Every time you go through one, you score points. If you miss, just keep going up until you flip over. But be careful, if you get too close to the ground you could lose control and crash.
There are also giant hot air balloons floating round the hoops. if you touch one of these, you crash. As the game goes along, it gets more and more tricky. While it is relatively easy to get past levels one and two, level three is a bear. Just keep trying, eventually you will get though it all. One more thing, the quicker you are the more points you score for completing a level. The game also remembers your high score.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Motorallye
No, we did not spell "Motorallye" incorrectly. This free mobile game was made in France where "Motorallye" means "Motor Rally." (Sounds obvious but I put that in just in case someone thought it might mean motor "ally"). What, you may ask is a motor rally? It simply refers to a cross country motorcycle race where jumps, stunts, and extremely sharp turns are normal for the course.
The game graphics are straightforward. You don't want overcomplicated pictures loading up when you are playing on a cell phone, right? You use the number pad to control the motorcycle. You gain points every time you successfully jump an obstacle. You lose points (and eventually the game) if you hit an obstacle or fall down a hole. (Yes, unlike in real races, the course in Motorallye is filled with gaping holes that can swallow a biker and rider whole!) If you complete the course within the time limit, you move up to the next level. The higher level you are on, the harder it gets. However, you accumulate points much quicker also.
The sound effects are not bad for a free mobile game. Of course what you hear depends on the quality of the phone or PDA you are using. On a crowded bus, ear phones would help with this game.
The instructions are written in French, but don't let that stop you. The truth is that you really don't need instructions to play this game. All you need is quick reflexes and to figure out the buttons for jump, go, and brake. That you can do in less than thirty seconds.
The game works well on all types of cell phones although it is best on Nokia and similar platforms. Download time depends on your Internet connection and variable phone speed.
The game graphics are straightforward. You don't want overcomplicated pictures loading up when you are playing on a cell phone, right? You use the number pad to control the motorcycle. You gain points every time you successfully jump an obstacle. You lose points (and eventually the game) if you hit an obstacle or fall down a hole. (Yes, unlike in real races, the course in Motorallye is filled with gaping holes that can swallow a biker and rider whole!) If you complete the course within the time limit, you move up to the next level. The higher level you are on, the harder it gets. However, you accumulate points much quicker also.
The sound effects are not bad for a free mobile game. Of course what you hear depends on the quality of the phone or PDA you are using. On a crowded bus, ear phones would help with this game.
The instructions are written in French, but don't let that stop you. The truth is that you really don't need instructions to play this game. All you need is quick reflexes and to figure out the buttons for jump, go, and brake. That you can do in less than thirty seconds.
The game works well on all types of cell phones although it is best on Nokia and similar platforms. Download time depends on your Internet connection and variable phone speed.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway
Forget about snake and bowling, today there are literally thousands of free mobile games that can be downloaded to a cell phone of PDA in a few seconds. Some of them are quite sophisticated. The great thing about them is that you can take them anywhere.
Take Brothers in Arms 3: Hell's Highway for example. The Brothers in Arms series is a sequential action scenario game featuring detailed combat operations and requiring strategic planning. You can download the game for free from a number of websites. While it takes some getting used to, you will like the sophistication. As we said, this is no "snake game."
Just a few years ago, manufacturers added games to phones almost as an afterthought. They had no idea how much people like to play great games while on the move. Let's face it -- in today's world we have a lot of down time. Waiting for trains, buses, and meetings to start, we need distractions that we can look forward to. The Brothers in Arms series is great for this.
Hell's Highway starts where the earlier games left off. You are an army commander leading an elite unit deep inside enemy territory. You get points for completing missions without getting killed. When you complete a mission, you advance to the next level. If you have to go while in the middle of a scenario, you can indefinitely pause the game and pick it up next time you have time.
Hell's Highway really is an entertaining way to -- pardon the expression -- kill some time. You need to read through the rules when you start, but after that its pretty much self explanatory. When you do really well, the game will remember your high score so that every time you play, you are challenged.
Take Brothers in Arms 3: Hell's Highway for example. The Brothers in Arms series is a sequential action scenario game featuring detailed combat operations and requiring strategic planning. You can download the game for free from a number of websites. While it takes some getting used to, you will like the sophistication. As we said, this is no "snake game."
Just a few years ago, manufacturers added games to phones almost as an afterthought. They had no idea how much people like to play great games while on the move. Let's face it -- in today's world we have a lot of down time. Waiting for trains, buses, and meetings to start, we need distractions that we can look forward to. The Brothers in Arms series is great for this.
Hell's Highway starts where the earlier games left off. You are an army commander leading an elite unit deep inside enemy territory. You get points for completing missions without getting killed. When you complete a mission, you advance to the next level. If you have to go while in the middle of a scenario, you can indefinitely pause the game and pick it up next time you have time.
Hell's Highway really is an entertaining way to -- pardon the expression -- kill some time. You need to read through the rules when you start, but after that its pretty much self explanatory. When you do really well, the game will remember your high score so that every time you play, you are challenged.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Get a Twist on Sudoku with Hitori
Enjoy A Great Puzzle Game with Hitori
I had always been in to Sudoku, ever since I discovered one day by chance in my daily newspaper. But after a while, I am not sure exactly what happened, I felt like I wanted a change. So when a friend told me he had just downloaded Hitori on to his mobile phone, and he described it as a ?game of Sudoku with a twist,? I figured it could not do any harm to give the game a try. When asking about what kind of name Hitori is, my friend told me that he did not know but that it is a Japanese word as the game originates in Japan.
How Hitori is Played
The game is played on a grid like Sudoku (depending on which version you choose there are various grid sizes from pretty small to up to 17 x 17 squares). In the beginning of the game, all the squares have a number on them. They are either shaded or unshaded. Players must ensure that the shaded ones do not ever come in to contact with each horizontally or vertically. Unshaded squares follow the counter rule; they have to be touching at all times so that they form a line at all times. A player can activate shading or unshading by using their left mouse to click on the specific squares.
Cool Things About Hitori
What I found particularly cool about Hitori was the fact that even though it was a really easy game to learn how to play (simple rules and even simpler for Sudoku players), it requires a bit of strategy vis-à-vis what to do with the shaded and unshaded squares. But that is why I was sensible and started with the first, easiest version of the game. I have progressed since then of course, but I have yet to reach the hardest level. Still, I have all the time in the world given that the game is so accessible on my mobile phone.
I had always been in to Sudoku, ever since I discovered one day by chance in my daily newspaper. But after a while, I am not sure exactly what happened, I felt like I wanted a change. So when a friend told me he had just downloaded Hitori on to his mobile phone, and he described it as a ?game of Sudoku with a twist,? I figured it could not do any harm to give the game a try. When asking about what kind of name Hitori is, my friend told me that he did not know but that it is a Japanese word as the game originates in Japan.
How Hitori is Played
The game is played on a grid like Sudoku (depending on which version you choose there are various grid sizes from pretty small to up to 17 x 17 squares). In the beginning of the game, all the squares have a number on them. They are either shaded or unshaded. Players must ensure that the shaded ones do not ever come in to contact with each horizontally or vertically. Unshaded squares follow the counter rule; they have to be touching at all times so that they form a line at all times. A player can activate shading or unshading by using their left mouse to click on the specific squares.
Cool Things About Hitori
What I found particularly cool about Hitori was the fact that even though it was a really easy game to learn how to play (simple rules and even simpler for Sudoku players), it requires a bit of strategy vis-à-vis what to do with the shaded and unshaded squares. But that is why I was sensible and started with the first, easiest version of the game. I have progressed since then of course, but I have yet to reach the hardest level. Still, I have all the time in the world given that the game is so accessible on my mobile phone.
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