"Chaos Theory" (My pitiful high score is 142)During cooler, more cerebral times, I used to play thinking-games like these:
"3D Logic" (I beat all the levels, ha!)
"Blueprint" (I beat all but 2)Tuesday, August 29, 2006
What's Bin Did And What's Bin Hid
So, it's been too hot here to do anything except wag my tongue and wish it was winter. That and play online games when things cool off towards evening. This one's a no-brainer but very addicting. Don't let the Japanese writing put you off. Simply click the top line to start and after that, just choose where you want to start the explosions. The goal is to keep the explosions going for as long as you can.
"Chaos Theory" (My pitiful high score is 142)
During cooler, more cerebral times, I used to play thinking-games like these:
"3D Logic" (I beat all the levels, ha!)
"Blueprint" (I beat all but 2)
"Chaos Theory" (My pitiful high score is 142)During cooler, more cerebral times, I used to play thinking-games like these:
"3D Logic" (I beat all the levels, ha!)"Blueprint" (I beat all but 2)
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I like the Chaos Theory game. For such a simple thing, it is rather addicting. Perhaps it is all the explosions.
Yeah, the only problem is there's no set way to improve, so it's a bit like playing slots--you get just enough to keep you hooked, but not enough to satisfy your pride
True, there is no way for this particular puzzle to be solved, and there are no more levels for you to go on and beat. It's mostly just luck, as you said. That and knowing when the best time is to start blowing things up.
judging from my feeble efforts your score in the 140s is very impressive.
Update your BLOOOOG!
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try the game
addiction is certain
and ditto grubekl
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