As the games progressed the difficulty and variety got bigger meaning even more to keep track of. In the later games, I believe starting with Cheeseria, they started introducing special recipes that you could acquire by pleasing the owner of the recipe. These recipes had certain effects ranging from more tips to more stars. These added a bit of strategy as now you can put out certain recipes to get a certain result. There is no question as a person who has played all of their games and always looks forward to the next one that these games are something a lot of people can enjoy.

So now let us look at the Papas games. Starting with Pizzaria, it is a pretty simple game in comparison to the later titles. The story is that your character Roy is left the pizzaria by Papa Loui. The gameplay is you take an order in which the customer places an order an you right down the details one by one. Then you progress to making the pizza, here you need to look at the card to see how much of the pizza is covered by toppings and how many toppings are requested. Once you finish creating the pizza you click the put in oven button and proceed to the cooking phase. Here you need to look at how cooked the customer wants the pizza and match that. This is incredibly easy as the pizza changes at each tick so you can tell when you have reached the correct point. Once it is done you move to the slicing phase in which you slice the pizza and send it out. The customer is then presented the pizza and give a rating for how you did. Do really well you will get a bigger tip and if you do bad you get very little. Tips are just scores in this game.

Next we have Papa’s Burgeria. The story is your character Marty gets a prize notification in the mail saying to go to a location, he goes there and is presented with the burgeria and his new uniform. The gameplay is you take the order this step remains the same throughout the games so there is no reason to go over this every single time. Then we move to the cooking phase, in this game you need to watch two sides and flip it when it reaches the correct temperature which is fairly easy since the color changes. Once it finishes you go to the build phase which is pretty fun. Then you send it out and the customer judges it. After the day ends you can buy upgrades from the new upgrade shop.

Next up we have Taco Mia. The story is that Mitch wins a taco eating contest and the prize is a taco restaurant. The gameplay has you taking the order then cooking the food which is done with a bar and color coded squares, once the bar reaches the box you need to the action associated with it. You also get a variety of taco shells. After you finish cooking you go to the building stage where you select something drag it over then a timed event occurs and go back and forth to ensure equal spread of toppings. Then you send it out for judgement. Something that was added to this section is the closers, they judge the food more harshly but give more tips.

Next we look at Freezeria. The story is that Alberto signs up for the job and soon after, a large cruise ship arrives, much to Alberto’s dismay. The gameplay after an order is you go to the build station and play a timing game if you get it right you get a great and if you do good you get a good, this is done 3 times. From here you go to the blending, you place them in the blender and a bar goes along the top of the blender once it reaches the designated point you take it out and go to topping station, this is the building phase from previous games.

There are a number of other Papa’s games and I recommend trying all of them. Each one keeps the initial setup established in the Taco Mai game with minor changes this makes each one feel special in its own way.

      How to clarify the notoriety of online games? It’s simple – they are accessible and diverse. In order to start playing the classic game, which you must first purchase or download, and then install, you have to spend a lot of time, and even money. Yes, this game, weighing several gigabytes, will please with its colorful effects, sophisticated gameplay, realistic graphics. But online games do not take their fans out of this. For an online game, you only need to click the mouse three times – start the browser, go to the site and download the game.

Saving time and nerves is obvious. In addition, you can play online games on any computer, if only there was an Internet connection. The resources of the processor, memory and video card use online games very little.

Arcade, in turn, will help to just relax – they, as a rule, do not require the player anything other than reaction and attention. No logical tasks, tactics, thinking of moves, as in chess. It is the arcades that are presented online in large numbers and it is they who attract the attention of the children’s audience. The main thing in this case is to pick up a child with an arcade with familiar characters, and play with blood, violence and shooting leave the adult.

Logical games and quests are in some ways antipodes of arcades. They may not require you to make quick decisions, but you will have to think about winning. There are also logical games on the web for children – it can be simple coloring or “find differences” or more complex puzzles, labyrinths, tasks on physics, mathematics and the ability to think through moves in advance.

In conclusion, it is worth noting that, regardless of the genre of the game, rpg, arcade, simulators, quests, RPG, shooters online are available at any time of the day and night in a huge amount. It follows that adult users, as well as children and their parents, need to be aware of the potential dependence on such games. Play responsibly and remember that in addition to games there is a real world, real communication, study, work and close people.

SINGLE-USER

       These kinds of games were most popular due to the technology. Before games developed with the help of this technology became so relevant, games made with java were very popular.
      Single-player flash games are simple and accessible for quick development, as a rule. A characteristic feature of such games is the inability to keep the game position in the game, that is, each time you need to start the game first. In most cases, these games are considered to be casual.

MULTI-USER

       To the category of this kind of games can be attributed board games, for example, chess, backgammon, checkers, and also card games. The main feature of multiplayer flash games is that you can play together or with several partners. Through the browser, players are connected to each other.
       Flash game of this class can require both a one-time presence of all players during the session, and no. In the latter case, the moves are made by the players in turn, and the results are saved by the server.

MASSIVELY-MULTY-USER  

       A characteristic feature of this kind of game is that in this mode hundreds, thousands of players interact with each other. In most cases, the interface of such games is made in the form of usual HTML-pages with images and text. Minor interactivity (chat, timers) is provided through JavaScript. Many games use flash technology that allows you to make the game interface a lot appealing outwardly.
      It is also worth mentioning that Flash technology adds some limitations to the game process (overlapping of standard browser functions, for example), delays associated with downloading clips.