Launchball is a new flash game that’s presented by the Science Museum in London. The game plays like a version of the old DOS game “The Incredible Machine”.

The goal is to get a ball from one part of the screen to the exit at another part. It features a dozen or so of different “blocks”, which each having different properties, such as conducting electricity and heat, or being able to bounce the ball. You have to combine the blocks in certain ways, such as using a magnet to propel the ball onto a piece of rubber, in order to move it in front of a fan that shoots it to the exit.

You have to think though, because you can also use a complex block as something to bounce off of, making the game sometimes challenging. The game also states an entertaining science factoid every time you beat a level, making it so that you can grasp the concepts behind the game. There is also a level creation feature, which makes it so you can expand the fun past the games 30 levels.

It’s not often that games use physics, and even less often that they use it right, which is what makes Launchball an fun puzzle game.

Launchball gets an Aa

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Monsters’ Den is the newest dungeon crawling RPG on the Internet, and it is also one of the best. It can absorb you for hours at a time. If you prefer action games though, it can be rather tedious.

The game contains a fair amount of calculating statistics, and using strategies. It starts out by asking you to create a party of four adventurers using the standard RPG class system. You can choose from Warriors, Clerics, Mages, Rangers, and Rouges. After picking a group, you choose a difficulty, and are thrown into a dungeon. You have to navigate through the dungeon, with various paths being available.

You can either head straight towards the dungeons “Boss”, or you can try to fight through every other creature and find vast amounts of items, in order to make your characters stronger. Every time you beat a dungeon, your characters level up, and gain new skills and become stronger. When you encounter enemies, you enter into a combat mode, and use your skills and weapons to take down enemies.

Combat consists of each character being assigned a turn in the attack order, with fastest characters attacking first. Each class offers different play styles, with clerics healing teammates, mages casting powerful and deadly spells, and warriors causing devastating amounts of damage. The game has a large amount of polish thrown into it, and it shows, with everything from the maps, to the combat, to the inventory management being incredibly easy to learn and use. It can easily entertain you for hours on end. This is the flash RPG that has yet to be beaten.

Monster’s Den gets an A+

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