Alison is swamped this week, so you are stuck with me again.  Sorry folks!  The good news is, Alison did hand pick this week’s game, and it’s a load of fun.

Scribble is very similar to Lemmings, except you don’t alter the Lemmings, you change the landscape.  The creatures in this game, Blots, are made of ink and much like Lemmings they will walk in a straight line, even to their death, until they reach a solid object.  When they do “hit a wall” they will simply turn around and walk the other way.

The first thing you’ll notice is a save feature.  Yes, a save feature in a flash game, and it works perfectly; just don’t clear your cache.

Traps, mines, and a sheep.

 Need I say more?  I mean, what’s more fun than blowing up sheep!

Okay, before I get PETA on my case, I'm talking digital sheep here.  In the 2DPLAY.COM game Traps, Mines and a Sheep , the only sheep you will find here go bouncing along cliffs filled with bear traps and mines!  The sheep is dead as it is and really doesn't need our help...

Today's gem is a very addictive game that starts out simple, but gets harder as you go along.  I've seen Kermix on a few websites lately, so decided to take a stab at it.

The game starts off nice and simple: move the little red box around to collect coins and complete the level by moving to the green box.  The controls are equally simple: the arrow keys are used to move left, right, or jump up.

There are days where I want to just “SMASH!”, “BOOM!”, and break big things into tiny things.  Then I want to mash those tiny things into dust, and dance in it as the wind blows it away.  Do you have those kind of days?  Thought so.

So, this week my search was to find something that involved destruction.  In searching the site that CigDangle introduced last week, NewGrounds, I found something right up my alley.

Planet Cruncher is a fun, addictive but eye crossing game where the object is to draw circles around groups of the same planets, causing them to blow up, at which time you must gather their crystal remains.  Fun, huh?  It starts off easy, but as the levels progress, more types of planets appear along with more planets in general (which means less room to work) and higher crystal gathering goals.