Line Simulator Walkthrough Video
Stuck on Line Simulator? This game walkthrough video should help. Feel free to leave more hints and tips in the comments.
Stuck on Line Simulator? This game walkthrough video should help. Feel free to leave more hints and tips in the comments.
I’ve launched a brand new humour blog called Fork Party filled with hilarious videos, photos and Top 10 lists. Check it out :)
Want to download some Flash games to play on an airplane? Work or school blocked your favourite game sites? No sweat. I’ve noticed a few sites popping up trying to sell software to download Flash content. You don’t need it, in fact you don’t need anything except the browser you already have. It’s free and easy.

You have a few options for downloading Flash games to your computer to play offline. First, you’ll need to know that all Flash games have the file-name extension .SWF
Note: Most webpages contain more than one .SWF file, there could be advertisements, logos or other media using a .SWF extension. Usually the game is called game.swf(replace with game name :), not ad.swf or rabbits.swf.. pretty interesting huh?
View Source Method (all browsers)
View Page Info Method (firefox).
View Temporary Internet Files (internet explorer)
If you are frequently downloading games there’s add-ons and extensions out there that can speed up the process.
Firefox Addons. If you use Firefox there are a variety of extensions to help you download Flash Games(as well as Youtube videos and other media. I recommend UnPlug
IE Addons
Sothink SWF Catcher: This handy little tool adds one-click Flash Game grabbing to Internet Explorer.
Note: 90% of games will work but some require an internet connection or to be embedded on a page to function correctly!
Once you’ve downloaded the files playing them is as simple as having Flash Installed(which you probably already do). Double-click the files and they should load fine. If for some reason that doesn’t work, try opening them in your web browser.
I am completely hooked on today’s game, Clockwords. Who could guess that typing in as many random words as possible was so addicting? It’s also a very clever piece of viral marketing for Dictionary.com
Play Clockwords: Prelude.
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