Flowing game
Flow in Games is a lovely, calming, elegant casual game. You play a creature gliding and munching through its environment.
(thanks for the reminder, Todd Bryant)
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Mr. Clive Thompson pointed out the addictive Bloxorz the other day.Priscilla just looks gorgeous (via Infocult).Flow in Games is both beautiful and mesmerizing (also via Infocult).... [Read More]
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