Anyone enjoy Big Fish Games?

[Axe]

If you aren't aware they are small sorta point & click games generally but to me they are quite addictive when you want to kill some time.

I enjoy the food ones with burgers, pizzas hot dogs and restaurant building and upgrading etc.

I've just spent an hour playing Burger Bustle where you are 'running' kitchen staff which need to react to incoming customer requests with varying foods stuffs for points and simple upgrades etc.

I'm sorry you won't be asked to rid the world of some evil geezer in a silly robe and a daft hat but as we know gaming fun can be found anywhere and I find fun in this genre wherever I can - to suit that time-killer mood.

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

I like point and click games so yes.

[Axe]

Have you tried any Big Fish Games? I have many of the Jewels, balls and missing objects games on steam and I just find a sanctuary in them which I don't find in any other genre specifically.


(I hope I am not breaking any rules here and no I have no connection with the company)

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

possibly, I got a load of hidden objects and stuff on steam.

[DyingSyn]

Just the hidden object games but sadly don't have any on steam though. Got a couple on the switch and they are rather fun.

[nextgengranny]

Sounds like a time management game, my daughter is partial to those.

I have an account w/ BF, though I haven't been active there for some time. I mostly played HOPA games a few years back (hidden object/puzzle/adventure), & BF has a huge selection of those.

[Crazy Tiger]

My wife has played various hidden object and time management games from them.

[tmwfte]

Yes. They're decent and relaxing from time to time. Also, it's good of them to give out free games from time to time.

[saranacX]

Governor of Poker was fun, though the rng was questionable.

[Axe]

Guys/Gals I get in a sort of zone where I play these games for what I think are mere minutes but turn out to be an hour.

To me they seem to block my mind from reality in no other way other genres do. It's like 'losing that hour' where when I stop I feel refreshed.

I have no doubt there is a simple psychological action taking place - but maybe that's just me :-)

[ArgentAbendAzure]

I used to play on Big Fish years ago.
They actually had a pretty good site where you could play some decent games.
I liked one where you could fire cannons to advance little pirate ships.
But they shut that site down. Now it's just the simple point, and clicks I guess.

I preferred Pogo. Played on there for years.
Particularly liked the board games like Risk, and Monopoly.
But they have a lot of fun simple games.

I kept going up to more complicated gaming.
I enjoy longer format more.

I do still play on a site called World Winner.
Fun short games with betting if you want.
I don't tend to put money in. But I have won a little in the past.

[Naedmi]

I'm pretty sure one of my old computers came with that preinstalled. I would use keys to play the little games in it and the keys would respawn daily or whenever I reset the computer. Very broken, was like having WinRAR for free and keeping it free forever.

I played some PopCap games on it, Alien Shooter and some other little puzzle games.

[Axe]

Ah PopCat games. I have many :-)

Thanks for your suggestions of games/companies I haven't heard of. Just awesome

[Violeta]

I love reel big fish the band.

Idk about the game company.

[natshely]

I've played a lot of P&C/HOG games by Artifex Mundi - enjoyable and relaxing

[Astro_80 (WASH YOUR HANDS!)]

I like fishing games. They're somewhat relaxing.