Google Chrome can be used for many things like checking emails and creating documents, but every now and again its always nice to take a break from the serious stuff and have a bit of fun. Whether you’re bored of general browsing or taking a break at work, Google Chrome’s web store has a chest full of wonderful online games that will keep you entertained and give you a relaxing break. Well…that depends on how bad you want to win of course!
You will now doubt quickly find out what games you love and hate, but to get you started check out some of the games that I love.
Arcade & Action
Birds, slingshots, destruction, feathers and fun – What could be better?
Embark on a epic adventure with Hiro and his mini ninja friends.
With zombies trying to invade your home, you’ll have to act fast and defend your ground with zombie-zapping plants.
Board & Card
A personal favourite of mine. If you like billiards then you’ll love this. With dynamite and timers its the ultimate game to test your potting skills.
Now with full HD graphics you can practice against the computer with the option of three difficulty levels or if you prefer you can challenge your friends.
Puzzle & Brain
The longer the path, the higher the score. Rotate and place hexagonal tiles which contain embedded paths, but make sure you don’t hit the wall!
Be creative and help Wallace and Gromit by collecting cogs in order to repair their spaceship.
Role-playing & Strategy
Build your empire and rule the streets of New York!
Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances
The browser version of the ever popular console game.
Sports Games
Take a drive on championship golf courses from around the world.
Do you have what it takes to succeed? This online multiplayer football game lets you take control of your own team, finances and even stadium.
Virtual Worlds
Build your own house in this ever-changing virtual world that lets you socialise to the max.
About Daniel WhittakerDaniel Whittaker is the Website Content Administrator at CartridgeMonkey.com and enjoys researching about Web Analytics, SEO and Marketing. Daniel started as a Customer Care Advisor in 2009 and moved to his current role in May 2010.