ATS Members Game Thread ; Share your Favorite Puzzles / Chalenges

Post your favorite games and / or Chalenges
so everyone can try on the spot (No installations will be required)

*Mathematical chalenges
*Games with words
*Puzzles
*Drawings
*Guessing games
*Short stories
*Pranks
etc ...


FIRST GAME :
The one i will share to start the thread is a hard game to beat that will certainly chalenge everyone here
one of the biggest and complicated Labyrinth to have ever set foot on the net

I created 4 page when i was young of the ultimate maze .. like a video game
with different level and wanted to make a quadrilogy
i mostly made it for my small brother who loved to play those game when he was young

So there you Go . TRY IT WITH YOU MOUSE POINTER
They are all 100% checked .. meaning they have an exit
you just need to find it

Let me know if you had fun or had difficulty finishing them

Good luck

First one was a prototype .. second one to ..





Very Hard

Godtower was a bit of fun years ago. Haven't had a pass through, you should.

I am really into illusions and scatomas.

I haven't figured out how to imbed pics so i just uploaded them to imgur

imgur.com...

these two are simple.

What can go up a chimney, but can't come down?

Originally posted by Sinny
What can go up a chimney, but can't come down?

Smoke!

ETA OK, possibly a bird nesting in your chimney that wakes up with it's feathers suddenly on fire but that's not really something I want to think about on a Friday nite. Thanks for lowering the tone to a high-pitched avian scream!

reply to post by LightSpeedDriver


Haha that's better than the actual answer: An Umbrella! Lol, its pretty poor, but its the best I had

My favorite game is called 24.

It's a math game where you are given four numbers, and you can use any mathematical equasion under the sun, as long as you ONLY use the four numbers given, to equal 24.

It's a whole lot of fun and my math teacher in 8th grade introduced us to it and used it weekly as a bonus points assignment. The most creative means more bonus points. The numbers are usually on cards handed to the class or pulled at random by the teacher and written on the board.

en.wikipedia.org...

For example, card with the numbers 4,7,8,8, a possible solution is the following: (7-(8/8))*4=24.

reply to post by Ben81


Those are charming handdrawn labyrinthes. And very apropro for AboveTopSecret, with the military crafts, alien giants, and mystical shapes etc. Lovely! I saved them to my phone. A curious collection, those labyrinthes.

There is a free online game called silver sphere that I really like!