JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, February 24, 2012 (Press-News.org) Action dash Games' new website just launched with over 50 fast paced action games. Every subgenre of the action games scene is catered to on this site. For players who are into shooters, for instance, there's Dead Frontier, a top dozen zombie game that plays like Gears of War might have on the Sega Genesis. This game features dark, gritty graphics, hardcore shooting, and satisfyingly crunchy sound effects.
If you want some running and jumping action, check out Stickicide 3, a stick figure platforming game that has you dodging traps and even driving vehicles to get from one end of the level to the next. Of course, a big part of the fun is seeing all of the crazy ways you can kill your guy, from catapults to spikes to just plain falling several stories to a splattery death.
Other games are a little more complex. A popular flash developer hits players with a number of titles including Heir, which mixes brawling with platforming, and The Last Stand, combining cinematic visuals with fast paced gameplay for a stellar survival horror experience.
The question remains, of course: Why Action dash Games in an age with so many flash game websites?
There are two answers.
1. All Action, All the Time
Most flash game sites are full of some real snoozers. Games about gardening and farming and cooking and watching paint dry, it gets very boring. There's something to be said for those slower micromanagement games, but at the end of the day, sometimes you just want something fun, fast and exciting.
2. Quality Control
These days, anybody can make a flash game. At Action dash Games, there's some degree of quality control. Bad games don't get put up on the main page and good games get played. It's odd that more websites don't practice this degree of control, making sure that users only get to play the very best games that the site has to offer, but there you have it.
Both of these points combined with the 50+ fast paced, bite sized action games available on the site make Action dash Games one of the most exciting new sites for browser game lovers. Any and all gamers willing to give the site a try are bound to wind up with a few new favorites.
Website: http://www.action-games.co/
Action Dash Games Website Launches With Over 50 Action Packed Games
Tired of the same old farming mini-games in social games? Want something that gets your blood pumping? Check out Action dash Games.
2012-02-24
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