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For some people online flash games are a passing distraction to fill the hours between lunch and home time. For others online flash games are a passionate hobby that keeps glued to their monitors while they try and beat their last score. From simple animal cruelty to complex platform puzzles, these should keep you entertained all day long. We’ve put together a list of the top ten best flash games ever, in no particular order, also I have tried to give a authentic link so that any one can play - Bejeweled, Chimgam, Bow Man, Desktop Tower Defense, Neopets Hasee Bounce, Line Rider, The Last Stand, Portal, The Helicopter Game, YetiSports.

Bejeweled
Originally called Diamond Mine, this classic flash game involves moving multicoloured gems around in order to

create sets of three. It’s simple, but incredibly addictive.The goal is to make lines, horizontally or vertically, of three or more matching gems. Swap two adjacent pieces, and if you make a line of three or more pieces, it will disappear and new pieces will fall onto the board. The more matches you make, the higher your score. Ready for more of a challenge? Try the Time-Trial advanced and expert modes.

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Chimgam
We’re not sure where this game came from — and we’re not sure we want to know. This is one of the craziest games we’ve ever played and one of the funniest. It’s not big and it’s not clever, but we can’t stop playing it.

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Bow Man
Set in a time when a bow and arrow was the best way to stick it to the man — as opposed to playing silly games on company time — Bow Man challenges you to shoot your enemy by calculating the correct angle and power of your bow. Robin Hood eat your heart out.To shoot an arrow, click anywhere in game window (make sure you have enough room to adjust strength and angle) and move your mouse back and down to adjust the angle and strength of your shot, and finally release the left mouse button when you’re ready to shoot.

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Desktop Tower Defense
Desktop TD is a fun flash based puzzle / strategy game where you have to protect your desktop from invaders by spending money on attacking pieces and building a maze for them to follow. A strangely addictive yet stress relieving game… how many levels can you survive?

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Neopets Hasee Bounce
Dodging dung might not sound like fun, but as you’ve already found out playing Chimgam, it can be a blast. Hasee Bounce sees you control cute creatures that bounce in the air and eat doughnut fruit. If only doughnut fruit was real. If you type in the word doughnutfruit, you can get all your time restored. It helps alot but you can only use this once per game.

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Line Rider
A simple concept yields endless fun and the latest Internet Phenomenon is born! In Line Rider the player draws their own landscape with a simple pencil tool creating as many ramps, hills, and jumps as they can imagine. Then they send a virtual sledder careening down the course until he wipes out. The possibilities in Line Rider are only limited by the player’s imagination. If you haven’t played this game, you haven’t lived. At face value, Line Rider looks almost too simple, but after playing it for a couple of minutes you’ll soon find yourself creating increasingly wacky and impossible courses for the brave — nay, foolhardy — tobogganist.

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The Last Stand
If you’re a huge fan of Resident Evil, The Last Stand will satisfy your daytime zombie-killing needs. As you proceed through each level you’re gradually given more weapons — soon no zombie will be a match for your head-blasting skills.Move with the WASD keys and aim/shoot with your mouse. Reload with the R key. Press space bar to switch weapons

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Portal
Portal is a single-player first-person action/puzzle video game developed by Valve. The game was released in a bundle package known as The Orange Box for PC and Xbox 360 on October 10, 2007, and will be released for the PlayStation 3 on November 23, 2007. Based on Valve’s mind-bending Orange Box puzzler Portal, this platformer is a testament to the potential of the flash game. Vastly more sophisticated than most of the flash games you will have played before, Portal: The Flash Version is by far one of the best-looking flash games we’ve ever played.

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The Helicopter Game
Although it looks like a game developed for the Commodore 64, this game takes the art of mouse-tapping to the next level. The aim of the game is to keep your helicopter from touching the edges, simply by holding left-click to go up and letting go to drop. It might sound easy, but racking up a high score is a challenge. Keep on clicking… to control the altitude of your helicopter flight and avoid crashing. An addictive game to play online.

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YetiSports
Almost everyone familiar with flash games will have dabbled in YetiSports. Yetisports (also known as Pingu Throw) is a web-based Flash game that originally appeared on the Internet in January 2004. The goal of the original game is to have a yeti smack a penguin with a club and try to get it fly as far as possible. Although it inspired a plethora of yeti-filled games, we think the original is by far the best — and our favourite flash game ever made. All you have to do is smack the penguin as far as you can by timing your swing. We manged a paltry 369.6 — can you beat it?

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