Apps and games for smartphone, cell phones, browsers, board games and related games.
Whether one is a student or is working in some sort of profession, everyone can use a break from the everyday stresses of life. As such, more and more people are looking for ways to engage their minds in something other than just the normal escapes, like television.
In the age of Internet, E-Games is an irresistible attraction amongst all age groups. The desire to play games has turned children to be more techno savvy these days. E-Games are flexible and intuitive, it’s easy to use so you can spend your time creating games instead of programming them.
I’m not trying to reveal my age, but I remember the days when video games were introduced to me, and how excited I was playing the first version of games available. I barely could make out the choppy looking characters and graphics, but I didn’t care, it was technology in the making…
MannerIsms is a fun-for-the-whole-family dinner game created by two Toronto mom-preneurs to teach children their “best behaviour” at the dinner table. Developed by parents and kids for parents and kids, it involves playing over a series of nights, in which you choose manner cards from a stack of twenty five cards and follow the manner specifed by the card for the rest of meal on the particular night.
Diner Dash is all about a young burnt out corporate employee named Flo. She gets tired of running the rat race and so opens up her own restaurant. You can play the game in two modes – Flo’s Career and Endless Shift.
The continuing advances in graphics technology, platform gaming infrastructure, processor technology and innovations in design will see more aggressive developments in computer games this 2006.