FT Advent Calendar: 1st December

— 1 Dec 2009 Pete Baran 6 comments

This year the Freaky Trigger Advent Calendar is of free online games, for you to waste you time with as you wait for Christmas. From classics to unsung specials, there will be a teaser on this page and a link through on the next.

So to start on the 1st December. What game features these little fellas:

That’s right: the wonders of the kebab skewering game with the most addictive theme tune until we get to the next addictive Flash tune. And a game that shows not speaking a language means NOTHING when the universal language of cute games are around!

SOUVLAKI TETRIS

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Not logged in carsmile

1 Dec 2009 22:29

Doo, doody do do
Doo, doody do do
Doo, doody do do doody doody do

Kat but logged out innit

1 Dec 2009 22:31

Dum-de-dum-de-dum-te.

Pete

2 Dec 2009 00:31

Since this isn’t a list with any sort of order, I thought I would start with the best. Notable things about Souvlaki Tetris is that it has nothing Greek about it, or indeed an awful lot in the english language. Its a matching game, which a lot of the puzzlers are, but the funny characters, the skewering and the awesome music makes that little bit more special.

If you have any nominations for this Advent Calendar by the way, e-mail me on pb14@soas.ac.uk

Kat but logged out innit

4 Dec 2009 10:41

I’m still humming this btw.

rosie

4 Dec 2009 11:11

I suppose it’s futile to point out that Advent began on 29 November…

Tom

4 Dec 2009 11:44

If pointing it out gives you pleasure, how could it be futile? :)

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