A Look Into This Week's Awesome Games!

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I had found myself lost in an endless sea of games...yet again. Here is what I found that I care to share.


This game is nifty, and I bet it was really interesting to make!


Another great game...the key is to play your angles in a way that maximizes the amount of block you blast away for each turn..even though I sound like I know what I'm doing, I only got to 63 lines.

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