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GamerBlips33) Clean Asia
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By Googling “Clean Asia” you run the risk of ordering a new (presumably clean and Asian) wife, but if there’s one game worth taking that risk for, it’s this one (and the 32 games above it, logically speaking). A shoot-’em-up with some of the most creative and ball-tinglingly difficult bosses, this one will have you slapping yourself with glee.
32) Spooks
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As far as point-and-click adventures where everybody is dead (and everybody makes jokes about being dead) go, Spooks is up there with Grim Fandango. Hardly realistic, as we don’t go around making puns about being alive, but fun all the same.
31) Chalk
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Chalk has you destroying spinning blocks and enemies by drawing lines using chalk to link their weak appendages, or by drawing a line through both them and their own gunfire. It’s frantic, it’s pretty, it’s punch-your-mother hard, and something that will go down well with all of you shooter fans out there.
30) JelloCar
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Using the tools afforded by Microsoft’s XNA development kit, JelloCar’s creator has designed a game filled only with wobbling jelly objects. Your car (whose engine sounds consist of childish, wibbling lip noises) must traverse the bouncy terrain and reach the goal without falling into the limitless expanse that lies underneath it.
29) Samorost
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One of the early uses of Flash as a stylish, world-building tool. Replacing spine-bending action with tiny animations, the pixel-fine attention to detail in this point-and-click exploration adventure was an absorbing and unaccustomed pleasure to find in a web browser.
28) Ninjah
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This perilous platformer has you tripping switches to change your color, which must match whatever gate you walk, swing or propel yourself through, or whatever floor you stand upon. It’s tricky and requires both careful timing and patience, but if you can stand a few hundred messy deaths, you’ll be rewarded in leaps and bounds.
