网站推荐: Kongregate 一个Web2.0 Flash游戏网站

Kongregate是一个Web2.0的Flash游戏网站。

里面有几千个游戏和上万个用户。

比较有特色的功能如下

1.聊天室，玩游戏时能和别人聊天，比如探讨通关攻略
2.Badge，很多游戏中达到一定任务（像得到多少多少分，坚持多长多长时间之类），就会给你一个Badge，当然除了加点积分没啥实际用处。
3.显示游戏的排行榜，不同游戏有不同项目

其他功能
1.给游戏评分以及写评论
2.上传自己做的游戏
3.提交bug给作者
4.个人收藏

此外，里面的游戏没有分类，但是游戏作者可以给游戏指定tag

我上这个网站也有一定时间了。感觉很不错，至今乐此不疲。

里面游戏更新很快，而且什么类型都有，不愁没有你不喜欢的。一般来说每天有很多游戏上传，鱼龙混杂。平时我就看看每日hottest,以及有badge的游戏。

真是一个不错的网站~

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