Great Sites

Sharing some of the good, bad, ugly or just plain interesting and useful sites on the web.

Find It!

Find It! Find what is gradually appearing or disappearing from the picture. It's harder than it sounds. If you're having trouble make sure you read the clue before you try again.



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Cluedo Cop Star

Have you got what it takes to become the Cluedo Cop Star? This online version of Cluedo is divided into four episodes, with a new episode added each week. Compete against other players for weekly prizes. To be included in the running to win the major prize (drawn Oct 23rd 2006) of a trip to San Francisco for a family of four, including a visit to the infamous Alcatraz, you must reach the rank of "Star Detective". The game began 22 September 2006 and ends on 21 October 2006.



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50 Dark Movies, Hidden In A Painting

Can you find the 50 Dark Movies, Hidden In A Painting? A game designed to promote new dark chocolate M&M's.



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CDT3

ClickDragType3 is the next installment in the Click Drag Type puzzles from Andrew VanHeuklon. CDT3 features all the puzzles from series one and two, plus five new puzzles. There are no instructions for the CDT puzzles, but just like the name you will need to click, drag and type to solve them.



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White Jigsaw

No colour, pattern or picture, just a White Jigsaw and the pieces keep getting smaller with each level.



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Google Image Labeler

Similar to the ESP Game. The Google Image Labeler is a two player game designed to help Google improve Image Search results. You are randomly paired with another player each time you play. You and your partner are given 90 seconds and shown random images to label. You must provide as many labels for that image as you can, when your label matches with your partners you score points and move onto the next image.



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Moola

Moola is like an internet game show where anyone could become a millionaire. Players are given a small amount of money which is provided by advertising sponsors. Contestants compete against each other to win more or less money. Currently only available to residents of the United States and Canada, and in beta testing, Moola is by invitation only.

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Guess-The-Google

Guess-The-Google is a game where you are shown the results of a Google Image Search. Players must guess the keyword searched before the time runs out.



Alternate link Guess-the-Google

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Gwigle: Guess what I Google literally everyday

Gwigle is a game where you are shown the results of a Google Search and have to guess the search query. Tips on each level help you through the game and teach you to use Google more effectively.



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Gwen

Gwen is a beautiful 'point n click' adventure game, featuring four short scenes to navigate through. If you enjoy playing games like Wogger and Samorost then you'll like Gwen.

To start the game, click on "map" in the top left hand corner, then on "game", then "Star The Game" at the bottom. For hints during the game click on "?" in the top left hand corner.



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Neon

Neon is an Asteroids clone with a difference, the game is completely controlled by the mouse and there are power ups!




Play Neon

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Wogger

For those who liked the Samorost 1 and Samorost 2 games. Wogger is a new Point'n'Click adventure game by Bernd Mattiebe.



Play Wogger

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Phetch

Phetch is like a treasure hunt - you must find or help find an image from the web.

One of the players is the Narrator and the others are the Seekers. Only the Narrator can see the hidden image, and has to help the Seekers find it by giving them clues.

If the image is found the Narrator wins 200 points. The first Seeker to find it wins 100 points and becomes the new Narrator.





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Peekaboom

Peekaboom you and a random partner take turns "peeking" and "booming." While one of you is peeking, the other is booming. The booming player (Boom) gets an image along with a word related to the image, and the peeking player (Peek) gets no image (see Figure below). Booming consists of clicking parts of the image; when Boom clicks a part of the image, it is revealed to Peek. The object of the game is for Peek to type the word associated to the image -- from their perspective, the game consists of a slowly revealing image, which has to be named. From Boom's perspective, the game consists of clicking on areas of the image so that Peek can guess the word associated to it. Once Peek guesses the correct word, the two of you move on to the next image and switch roles.



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The ESP Game

The ESP Game is a two-player game. Each time you play you are randomly paired with another player whose identity you don't know. You can't communicate with your partner, and the only thing you have in common with them is that you can both see the same image. The goal is to guess what your partner is typing on each image. Once you both type the same word(s), you get a new image. Each time you type a word or phrase, you must press enter on your keyboard to submit it to the game. You can type as many guesses as you want, and as soon as a single guess of yours is equal to a guess that your partner has made, you get a new image. You have two and a half minutes to agree on 15 images.



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StreetWars

Think you've got what it takes to be an ASSASSIN?



StreetWars is a 3 week long, 24/7, watergun assassination tournament that has already taken place in New York City, Vancouver, Vienna, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and is soon to be in London. (July 25th - Aug 15th, 2006)

At the start of the game you will receive a manila envelope containing the following:

* A picture of your intended target(s)
* The home address of your intended target(s)
* The work address of your intended target(s)
* The name of your intended target(s)
* Contact information of your intended target(s)

Upon receipt of these items, your (or your team's) mission is to find and kill (by way of water gun, water balloon or super soaker) your target(s).

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