Difficult Games
There's double pong, the rotating labyrinth, and heaps more. (hat-tip: Fark)
There's double pong, the rotating labyrinth, and heaps more. (hat-tip: Fark)
Cute little game. Starts out easy, then becomes increasingly luck-based.
Don't let him get to your mouse pointer. (hat-tip MeFi)
Your worm has to escape from the dots. (hint: the walls wrap around, just like PacMan)
hat-tip: MeFi, who wonder who writes the blurbs for these games.
Here's a mildly difficult game: planarity. (h/t MeFi)
If you want something easier, try 1-dimensional Tetris.
Don't like your job? Whack your boss.
Reflex. Like reflexions, only with paddles and a ball instead of mirrors and LASER.
Move your square around, and eat other squares.
Or move your square around and dodge other objects.
Okay, I'm just going to dump a bunch of puzzles I found:
Road Blocks, which has nothing to do with road blocks, and everything to do with linear thinking.
Reflections: play with lenses, prisms, and LASERs. That last part isn't exciting; it's just an acronym.
FreeNet. Fix networks. As if doing that in real life weren't bad enough.
Grid-lock, and the closely-related Rush Hour (hat-tip: Bryan)
Remember Pong? This is Pong on drugs.
And here's a bunch of games re-imagined on tori and klein-bottles. Tic-Tac-Toe is a lot harder than you think. (Hat-tip Weird Earl)
How about a 4-D Rubik's Cube? Well, not really 4-D, but definitely more difficult than your regular cube.
Like the classic arcade game, only round, with a sinkhole to defend, and a paddle that moves clockwise and anti-clockwise.
They're calling it Plastic Balls. Or XBound, depending on who you ask.
Just what to do when your bored in a teleconference or virtual meeting. Play virtual bored basketball.
(Hat-tip Bryan)
For those who think mini golf is too much exercise: virtual miniputt.