seem to have a hold on the flash game market, as their flash game titles
get increasingly popular due to their complexity and higher quality gaming
experience they deliver. Flash games created by these and other flash
game developers are made exclusively for the internet. Initially, most
original games fresh out of the creators minds show up in the owners
website, but they don't last long before they start to appear in most
other free flash game websites in the web. Most would say this kind of
piracy doesn't add up to the game creators as a business model, but it
does when all games have preponderant links and images pointing back to
your site.
Today, game developers are not only embarking in game projects based in
the flash platform. You are likely to come across games made in several
other formats (*.swf, *.dcr, *.flv), and many other formats are sure to
arise. A new fad, of which I have only seen one instance of, is the hosted
game. Many of us are familiar with the 'multimedia online role playing
game (MMORPG), which has taken the internet by storm. However, these game
platforms, such as Runescape and World of Warcraft, require some kind of
local client installation on your computer, which then serves to connect
to the game server. This allows for a faster gaming experience by
splitting the resources required to play the game between the game server
hosting the game, and your home computer. The biggest difference between
this type of game and a hosted game is you don't need to download
anything, yet keep all the nice features of the client based game. You can
also imagine the marketing possibilities by distributing a free flash game
all over the web that links the user to your server to play the game. The
flash game screen that pops up is not hosted in the website presenting the
game, but on the website of the original developer, allowing them to show
all kinds of ads, messages, members, etc. Looking at the online game
playing trends, games are becoming more and more complex, with more
exiting special effects and detailed backgrounds. They evolve into a
complicated plot which demands the player to save the game for later. It
could take an online player days, even weeks to finish some of the latest
free online games.
So what will these practices lead us too? Game developers are no longer
satisfied with a 2 minute playing experience, and neither are the website
owners that sponsor these games. The thought that online games may become
addictive does come to mind, although cases of this nature have not been
widely documented. In the end, we can all hope for the best, and perhaps
think of positive contributions of the free addictive games available in
the web. Can they help in the development of young mind?
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