Pete is traveling within his colorful subconsciousness. Help him find his way! Coma is a beautiful game where you race through scene after scene of arresting encounters, solving cryptic puzzles. The soundtrack, storyline and graphics work together in perfect harmony.

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This little game has a lot of charm, invention and many impressive, physics based, puzzles. Definitely worthy of the Aardman name.

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Completely surreal, but ultimately brilliant Flash game where you have to ply a lonely, very hungry cat, with so much sushi that the poor guy soon becomes morbidly obese. Stunning visuals and a hypnotic sound track make for a truly relaxing experience.

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If you are a Flash games designer do yourself a favour and get over to the Get the Glass! site pronto. Absolutely stunning 3d graphics, character design and sound means you will be in for a real treat.

Unfortunately re-playability is low and some of the mini-games, while inventive, lack finesses with the interactions. Despite this, its still is one of the most impressive Flash games we have ever played.

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I can’t quite put my finger on why I love this game so much. Maybe its because its so beautifully simple, or that fact that the music is almost hypnotic or it might well be that I do seem to genuinely care about the safety of Beany.

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Its rare to find something as superbly put together as the latest Flash game from Patrick Smith of Vector Park. Windowsill is unusual in that it is ridiculously well done;seamlessly mixing carefully crafted 3D animations with rewarding mouse interactions. The physics on display are some of the most dynamic I have seen on the Flash platform. The graphics come in the form of simple geometric shapes which are given a restrained yet stunningly refined treatment to make an truly immersive environment.

The object of the game is to pull,push,shake,poke and drag your way around the beautifully rendered rooms. There are no instructions so its up to you to grasp the concept of each puzzle and progress through the levels. The demo represents half the game and you can buy the full game for just $3.

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