Now what will I do with myself?

[marydell]

I could deal with the election being over...but now I've beaten Peggle!  There are no goals left!

Oh hey look, there's something called Peggle Nights. 

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[kyuuketsukirui.livejournal.com]

*waves* I've been poking around your journal after seeing your post on 50books_poc earlier, and I had to comment because omg I love Peggle so much! If you haven't got Peggle Nights yet, you definitely should. I got it for Christmas and have been playing it pretty much non-stop since then.

I wish it (and the original Peggle) weren't so easy to beat, but I find the challenges keep me going for quite a long time afterwards. I'm always trying to get a higher score or clear the board.

There's also an add-on with five new Christmas-themed levels that you can dl for free on the website.

[marydell.livejournal.com]

*waves back* I'm playing Peggle Nights now (well, the challenges, you're right that the regular levels are easy). You should check out World of Goo, it's not exactly similar but it's an awesome puzzle game. With Goo.

[kyuuketsukirui.livejournal.com]

Oh, that looks fun. I like Lemmings-type games, though I inevitably get to a certain point where I just can't figure out how to get past the next level.

Before Peggle, my obsession was Luxor (and before that, Zuma, which is similar to Luxor, but I like Luxor better).

[marydell.livejournal.com]

Zuma was awesome...haven't tried Luxor, I'll have to check that out.

I highly recommend Big Kahuna Reef 2. Also Tasty Planet, which is not the same sort of game, but is cute & fun - my review is here: http://www.canary3d.com/torrefaction/2007/07/games_tasty_planet_the_perfect.html

[kyuuketsukirui.livejournal.com]

At first I thought Luxor was just an Egyptian-themed Zuma, but it has enough differences that I actually ended up liking it more. Plus there are like four different versions of it, so lots and lots of levels.