The instructions are pretty crappy, so lemme explain...
You can click to remove any block. On each level, you have to get the things with faces on to come to a complete stop on top of coloured blocks (not grey ones).
For quick removal, click and hold on one block then sweep the mouse over other blocks to remove lots at once.
You can use A/D or the left/right arrows keys to move the facey-ball things left or right.
If any facey-ball thing comes to a stop underneath the red line, you lose.
To complete each level, you have to have the facey things at rest, and have removed X amount of blocks (the amount needed is in the upper right corner)
Strangely addictive.
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 19:54, Reply)
pop-ups, pop-unders, ads that interrupt your game... :/
heres a better link for the same game:
www.kongregate.com/games/logosogol/dui
edit: yea, good game tho :p
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 20:18, Reply)
Be called pop-downs? And if they are called pop-unders, why aren't pop-ups called pop-overs?
/pedant
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 20:24, Reply)
since they dropped crap all over my facebook profile without asking me.
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 20:31, Reply)
the cheeky bastards.
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 21:09, Reply)
I didn't get a single pop-up or pup-under. The web is so much nicer when it's not full of adverts.
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 20:38, Reply)
/huggles adblock
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 20:41, Reply)
i have firefox/adblock too, but its kinda irrelevant on that site.
The ads are flash based and "pop-up" over the actual game, as i remember it happened to me after playing for about 15-20 mins - it caused firefox to crash for me once (using a 2.3ghz core2duo btw, so its not like i have a crappy comp)... and adblock/firefox's built in popup blocker cant do shit about flash pop-ups as the popup scripts are contained within the flash itself (as opposed to html or java popups.)
And as for the kongregate/facebook issues - serves you right for using a spastic site like facebook in the first place :p, ads are the least of your worries there - facebook (set up by a marketing company, ala myspace, who were forced to diversify after the california anti spam laws came into effect... as thats how they used to make their money) selling all your details to the highest bidder probably is.
(, Mon 9 Feb 2009, 21:11, Reply)
and any sites that ask for info before letting you do stuff.
1) have a seperate email account to register to them so all the spam goes there.
2) fill in most detaisl with "No" ie
No No
0 No Street
No Town No
N0 00N
is my "I don;t trust this site" details
(, Tue 10 Feb 2009, 8:55, Reply)