Missile Game 3D - Today's Time Waster

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Missile Game 3D - Today's Time Waster

by Jordan Running Nov 22nd 2006

While yesterday's Time Waster was a bit of a hair-puller--at least in the higher levels--Missile Game 3D is a lot less complex, though not necessarily less challenging. In Missile Game 3D you pilot yourself--in a missile, apparently--through an endless series of pseudo-3D tunnels. You guide the missile with the mouse, and must avoid spinning obstacles. Like I said, the game is not complex, but as you progress the action gets faster and tougher and not a little nerve-wracking. Missile Game 3D is a free web-based Flash game.

Tags: 3d, flash, free, fun, game, missile, missile game 3d, MissileGame3d

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

TheBlunderbuss said 11:27PM on 11-22-2006

CHEAP!
This was from the same website as Rings on Nov 20th
CHEAP! I say.

The Tick said 1:03AM on 11-23-2006

Actually, this game originated on Albino Blacksheep on November 9th. I'm a regular there and know for a fact it was created specifically for the website by a user there. So do a bit of research for yourself before calling anyone a rip-off, please.

Andrew said 3:38AM on 11-23-2006

It may be a useful one but not sure.
Research is must.

Maffu said 12:15PM on 11-23-2006

I find it unplayable since there's no option to invert the mouse :(
Makes me feel sick doing it the other way.

(Yes, I'm a wrong-brained freak)

shadekh said 2:31PM on 11-23-2006

A fun game. Its one of those that require more reaction and concentration than thought, and is a great concept flash game, whoever made it.

The last one was fun, but it was a little too time consuming.

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