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The Nostalgic Flash Game You Would Skip Class to Play Again

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—Crush the CastleArmor Games, 2009. The flinging that Angry Birds would make famous— win— match wins
—Every Day the Same DreamPaolo Pedercini, 2009. The same commute, until it isn't— win— match wins
—CanabaltAdam Saltsman, 2009. One button, endless rooftops— win— match wins
—Captain ForeverFarbs, 2009. Build your ship out of the wreck you just shot— win— match wins
—Don't Look BackTerry Cavanagh, 2009. Orpheus and Eurydice in a handful of pixels— win— match wins
—ExploitGregory Weir, 2009. Played over 700,000 times by 2011— win— match wins
—SpewerEdmund McMillen and Eli Piilonen, 2009. Vomit your way through 60 levels— win— match wins
—Bloody Fun DayUrban Squall, 2009. Grim reapers hunting creatures called Cuties— win— match wins
—This is the Only LevelJohn Cooney, 2009. One level, a new rule every time— win— match wins
—Host Master and the Conquest of HumorDouble Fine, 2009. Tim Schafer hosting, and out of jokes— win— match wins
—FraggerHarold Brenes, 2009. Played over 100 million times online— win— match wins
—Ice BreakerNitrome, 2009. Slice the ice and get the vikings home— win— match wins
—Cover OrangeJohnny-K, 2009. Shelter the orange before the cloud rolls in— win— match wins
—IcycleDamp Gnat, 2009. A thawed-out man cycling through a frozen world— win— match wins
—Gretel and Hanselmakopudding, 2009. A grim point-and-click take on the fairy tale— win— match wins
—The Company of MyselfEli Piilonen, 2009. A hermit, his past selves and the words on the walls— win— match wins
—Epic Battle FantasyMatt Roszak, 2009. A Final Fantasy-inspired RPG that began on Newgrounds— win— match wins
—IncrediboxSo Far, 2009. Drag sounds onto a crew of beatboxers— win— match wins
—My BruteMotion Twin, 2009. Your brute fights, you just watch— win— match wins
—You Only Live OnceMarcus Richert, 2009. Designed to be played exactly once— win— match wins
—Tuper Tario Tros.Swing Swing Submarine, 2009. Super Mario Bros. meets Tetris— win— match wins
—Quick Hit FootballQuick Hit, 2009. Free online football where you only call the plays— win— match wins
—Robot Unicorn AttackSpiritonin, 2010. A robot unicorn, and Erasure's Always on loop— win— match wins
—Super Mario Bros. CrossoverExploding Rabbit, 2010. Mario's levels, played as other NES heroes— win— match wins
—Organ Trail2010. The Oregon Trail, with zombies— win— match wins
—TransformiceAtelier 801, 2010. A room full of mice and one shaman— win— match wins
—LovedAlexander Ocias, 2010. Released free on Newgrounds and Kongregate— win— match wins
—One ChanceDean Moynihan, Newgrounds 2010. Six days to save the world, and no second try— win— match wins
—The Room TributeNewgrounds, 2010. Tommy Wiseau's The Room as a point-and-click— win— match wins
—PhyloMcGill University, 2010. A puzzle game that helps with real genetics research— win— match wins
—StreemerzArthur Lee, 2010. A remake of an Action 52 game, and a good one— win— match wins
—SolipskierMikengreg, 2010. Draw the slope while the skier rides it— win— match wins
—Gravity GuyMiniclip, 2010. Flip gravity to stay ahead of the chase— win— match wins
—ZombotronAnton Karlov, Armor Games. Survive an alien planet full of zombies— win— match wins
—Nickelodeon Super BrawlNickelodeon, 2009. Nick.com's crossover brawler, born as a Christmas game— win— match wins
—Tamagotchi TownBandai. The website your Tamagotchi went to visit— win— match wins
—GIRPBennett Foddy, 2011. Climb a cliff with the whole keyboard— win— match wins
—Kingdom RushIronhide, 2011. Tower defense, published by Armor Games— win— match wins
—WonderputtDamp Gnat, 2011. Mini golf on a course that keeps rebuilding itself— win— match wins
—Wolfenstein 1-DMike Lacher, 2011. Wolfenstein 3D squeezed into one line of pixels— win— match wins
—Sissy's Magical Ponycorn AdventureUntold Entertainment, 2011. Drawn and voiced by a five-year-old— win— match wins
—Abobo's Big AdventureTeam Bobo, 2012. The Double Dragon boss gets his own NES tribute— win— match wins
—CLOPBennett Foddy, 2012. QWOP, but you are a horse— win— match wins
—Dys4iaAnna Anthropy, 2012. A short autobiographical game— win— match wins
—Frog FractionsTwinbeard Studios, 2012. Looks like a math game. It is not— win— match wins
—Potatoman Seeks the TroofPixelJAM, 2012. A potato on a quest for the truth— win— match wins
—DungelotRed Winter Software, 2012. A permadeath roguelike that launched on Kongregate— win— match wins
—The Big Adventure of Owata's LifeJapan, late 2000s. The 2channel meme man runs for his life— win— match wins

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