Games I Play

Sometimes I am tired of blogging.

Sometimes I am bored.

Sometimes I am depressed.

What do I do?

I have found that playing some games on line can take care of these moods.

I am going to share with you the few internet games that I play. You may find some enjoyment in these games too.

I will list them from my favorite on down. I do play two games on Facebook at times, but they are not my favorites. They are Mafia Wars and Zynga poker. If you are on Facebook, you may want to try them out.

Here are my favorites though:

This is the most realistic on line golf game I have found.

The courses are real courses and you build your qualities. You can purchase new clubs as you get better.

This is a very difficult game, but if you like golf,it is the shizzle!

The link is below. If you sign up, look me up; I am froggy213 there too.

Let's hit the links!

A new game that hasn't been out very long; Monopoly City Streets lets you buy up streets any where in the world.

I have already bought the street I live on now.

Just like regular ® Monopoly, you collect rent daily.

You can build houses, high rises, and even businesses. Play against other players all over the world.

If you join I am also froggy213 there too.

Let's play Monopoly!

The last game that I play on line is Conquer Club.

This game is a lot like the board game ® Risk.

You play against all kinds of other players.

There are many different maps and rules.

If you want you can join their players club by paying a fee. That allows you to play unlimited games.

I play the free version, which allows you to play 4 games at a time.

Each player has 24 hours to make their move.

Conquer Club is a blast.

If you join look me up, I go by Griegor on there.

These are the games I play on line.

I thought about trying World of Warcraft, but felt I would get addicted and would never get anything done.

Please remember to play responsible and not let the games control your eating, sleeping, and your family responsibilities.

Have fun and try these games out.

© G.L. Boudonck