Blue, red, and orange gave me some fits on 17. I can’t believe I just got sucked into that game! After a day of yardwork, I now want to try to connect all the pine trees with themselves, and the bushes, and and and…
Once it loads, hit Help insted of Start for basic instructions. I stared at it blankly (as though one couls stare any other way) for quite a while, too, before I figured that out.
It’s one of the best time-wasters I’ve seen, a major league waster, and it’s kind of like watching a snake eat a three-legged dog – you want to stop and go do something else, but you just can’t.
It’s one of the best time-wasters I’ve seen, a major league waster, and it’s kind of like watching a snake eat a three-legged dog – you want to stop and go do something else, but you just can’t.
Yep.
I don’t know whether to be thankful for the link or angry.
Ya know, I actually have work to do.
Why’d ya have to go and show me such a good game, huh?
I got so addicted right from the start, that I left it up on my computer at the end of the workday yesterday, and came back at it today.
Now that I know there are only 30, I’ll have to keep it up.
No! If you do the first 30 very quickly, the way a genius might, it unlocks the rest for you!
You know, the only computer/video game I ever got hooked on was the original Lemmings. Somewhere in the higher levels, I got absolutely stuck. I finally put it aside and then computers came and went, and now I can’t find a Windows version of the original game. There’s a web one somewhere, but I just can’t make it work right.
The thing I do find interesting about this little cube one, is the way my brain works as a get to a new level. I just stare at it blinking and I’m thinking, ok, this is the one, I can’t possible even begin to see what I’m supposed to see, and then, something clicks.