We’ve endorsed games from the Kongregate web portal before, and we’ll likely do so again. They attract talented developers (and some not-so-talented, but the cream mostly rises) and make their games easy and fun to play. Last week they achieved a bit of notoriety when their new Android app was pulled by Google less than 24 hours after launch (thanks to some agreement-violating display and storage issues), but as of yesterday, the app is back, legal, and ready for you to download. You’ll need Android 2.2 (Froyo) and Flash 10.1, but those without Froyo can still get by using their pretty decent mobile website. Nothing for iOS until Apple embraces Flash (zing! ha!) or we’ve all moved ahead hand in hand to meet the glorious future that is HTML5.
The Stranger Testing Department is Rob Lightner and Paul Hughes.
Flash sucks.
Wait until you see HTML6 in all it’s frothy Web 3 goodness.
Will, now I just think you’re playing a character.
@2 often the case. But actually, that was a real comment. You’re going to love it.
I’m kind of surprised you don’t get all the fun stuff to play with, but it’s kind of crufty and lots of holes so they probably keep it away from people that complain a lot.
That’s fine, but just when will we be able to get the Savage Love app on our Droids?
Flash games can suck it. I’ll be playing Dead Space on iOS. Zing! Ha!