Drops of mayonnaise and slices of bacon cascade from the ceiling, and it’s up to you to move 625 side to side to catch them. In Sandwich Stacker, Experiment 625 from Lilo & Stitch is given the task of stacking a scrumptious sandwich. Is anyone surprised I chose a food-themed game for the number one spot? I hope not. Battle Blitz was the most difficult of these games because I never took the time to perfect the different fighting moves at my disposal on the keyboard. The “final boss” is Plasmus, a towering figure formed from a sticky burgundy substance. In a one-on-one fighting format, a titan of choice faces off against various villains from the show. Players can play as any of the teen titans.
#TEEN TITANS GO GAMES BATTLE BLITZ SERIES#
I understand Teen Titans Go! caters to a younger age group, but I can’t hold back on saying the former series was superior.īut setting my love for the show aside, Battle Blitz is definitely the most sophisticated game on this list. I’m about to serve justice for the original Teen Titans series in the only way I know how. Players have to avoid unrelenting obstacles, such as falling icicles and chocolate syrup shooting out of tubes. Ice Creamed was pretty challenging, which I admired as some games started to feel too easy. Take Bueno Rufus, for example - the entire game is just the assembly line. Most games from this time kept it simple. Numbuh 2 flies a hoverpack through various rooms in the factory. This game’s biggest strengths lay in its visual variety. In Ice Creamed, players are tasked with rescuing the kids from Cartoon Network’s Codename: Kids Next Door from an ice cream factory. There’s definitely a food theme with these games. And while I satisfied this requirement, I couldn’t overcome the immense shame I felt from my failed orders.ģ) Codename: Kids Next Door - Ice Creamed Players can progress to the next level as long as they fulfill three orders. I struggled to pour chocolate fudge on ice cream orders in time. Maybe I’m out of practice, but Bueno Rufus is more challenging than I remembered. Originally hosted by Disney Channel, the game is now on another site. I’m pretty sure I liked this game because of my affinity for Mexican food. The frenzied assembly line of food includes stations for soda, salsa, nacho cheese and chocolate fudge. In Bueno Rufus, the naked mole rat sidekick from Kim Possible is running a Mexican fast-food restaurant - and it’s your job to help him get those orders out as fast as possible. I played frightening games such as Slenderman in high school, so it’s not surprising that I opted for this age-appropriate counterpart when I was six. I was filled with fear over the mystery of what could be creeping up on Courage in the next room. This, paired with the overhead point of view, showed the beloved “middle of nowhere” home in a new way. I loved the game’s retro 8-bit animation.
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