So I was doing my daily rampage through Digg and I find this article about a fun physics game (no, not like math, but game physics). Now, I've been a sucker for physics games ever since Ski Stunt Simulator, so this was right up my alley.
The game the article was about was this one. It's pretty fun[ny] to play for the first 30mins-1hour (if you get into the hidden level mode thing) but then it gets repetitive. I noticed on the side of the page that there seemed to be a games list of some sort, so I clicked on it, and lo-and-behold in front of me was the mother of all physics games lists!
There are a LOT of games on there, but the one I recommend the most happens to be #1 on the Top 10 called Toribash. It's a game where you alter each part of a person's body to perform an action sequence. Some of the shit you can create is REALLY cool. For instance, download it and in the main menu there's a Replays button. Click it and 35 user-created replays will come up. Just watch them and you'll see the kind of stuff that you can create. Anyways, I did a little bit more digging around about the game, and apparently it's got it's own online league thingy, mods, and the whole deal. The part that everyone will probably get a kick out of the most is their Replays Forum. In order to save a replay, just download the .rpl file and stick it in the replay folder wherever you installed Toribash... there are some very cool videos on there.
Anyways, I'm WOTing, so go look around that site and try out Toribash... so fun.
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