Kurnik online

For those of us suffering mild overdoses of high resolution graphics and jaw dropping eyecandy, a respite from the onslaught. Kurnik (aka PlayOK) is a free to play online games website featuring classic board and card games.

Tired of facing the screaming hoards on Playstation Network or Xboxlive, then settle down to a friendly game of checkers, ludo, mahjong, perhaps even a racy hand of gin rummy, against a (hopefully) live opponent. Feel like running in the face of copyright infringements, then try Kurnik's version of Scrabble (Literaxx,Literaki)and Monopoly (Blogpoly,Netopol).

Originally a Poish only website, founded in 2001 by Marek Futrega, Furnik now supports over 30 classic games, is available in 34 languages including Japanese, Chinese and Greek and has a current ranking at 10,085th on Alexa. A simple sign up process lies between you and an evening of relaxation.

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Top Ten Dugg Flash Games

Hello tis Seamus again.. (the leprechaun), well seeing as my last Porn for Leprechauns post went down like a lead balloon, I've decided to diversify.

So there I was over on digg.com looking away at the most dug diggs and an idea surfaced, probably not original , but original for me... so without further tadooo, Seamus presents his Top Ten Dugg Flash games as voted by the Diggers on Digg.com...

Pufiti.com Avoid the red balls as long as possible
Tower Defence Stop the Creeps reaching the other side
Paper Pilot How far can you throw your paper airplane
Cost of Life Unicef supported, what does it take to survive
Raitendo Trippy Platform Puzzler
Flytron Flash version of Tron
Contra A Flash remake of the classic
Red Ball Bounce the ball and hit the numbered plates in order
Tabuto Touch as many of the falling blocks as you can
Sink your Drink 18+ drink as much as you can


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Buzzlisted games Rogue

Rogue is a dungeon crawling computer game dating from 1980. Originally written on Unix, Rogue was ported by its original authors to many platforms, including the PC, Macintosh, Amiga, Atari ST and Commodore 64. After attempting to sell these versions on their own, they eventually handed marketing over to established video game publisher Epyx. The game has inspired a class of derivatives known collectively as "roguelikes". And so without further ado and in typical Gnome Orgy fashion here's the link to the free Java based game from hexatron.com.

Rogue Free online Java game
Rogue Free online Java game (newer version)

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