html5 strategy games
Well, let me tell ya, these newfangled “html5 strategy games”, they’re somethin’ else. My grandkids, they’re always fiddlin’ with them on their phones and computers. I ain’t got a clue what half the stuff means, all this “tactical decision-makin’” and “resource managin’,” sounds like a bunch of hooey to me.
But from what I gather, these games ain’t like them old card games we used to play. You gotta think, plan, strategize, you know? It’s like checkers but a whole lot fancier. They say you can play ’em right on your internet thingy, no need to download nothin’. That’s pretty slick, I gotta admit.
- No need to download nothing, just play
- Lots of thinkin’ and plannin’ involved
- Some games make you watch a little ad, but it ain’t too bad
My grandson, little Timmy, he’s always playin’ somethin’ called “Bloons TD 5” or somethin’ like that. Says it’s a “strategy game.” Looks like a bunch of monkeys throwin’ darts at balloons to me, but he seems to enjoy it. And that “Epic Battle Fantasy 5,” I peeked at it once, all sorts of colorful characters and monsters, looks like a real ruckus.
Then there’s this “Kingdom Rush Frontiers,” sounds like somethin’ out of a history book, you know, kings and battles and all that. Timmy says you gotta build towers and defend your kingdom, sounds like hard work if you ask me. But he gets all excited about it, so I guess it must be fun.
They say there’s thousands of these games, more than 8917 they say! Can you believe that? More games than chickens on our farm, that’s for sure! I reckon that’s why them youngsters are always glued to their screens. They got a whole world of games at their fingertips.
Now, these strategy games, they ain’t just for goofin’ off, or so they say. They make you use your brain, think ahead, figure out what to do next. It’s like, if you wanna win, you gotta plan it out, just like plantin’ crops or fixin’ a fence. You can’t just go willy-nilly.
Some folks even say makin’ these games is a big deal. They talk about all these fancy computer languages, “C#” and “Java” and such. Sounds like Greek to me. But apparently, these languages are what make the games work, make ‘em look all pretty and run smooth. And this “HTML5” thing, that’s what makes it so you can play it on your phone or your computer without downloadin’ it.
And guess what? People are makin’ money off these games, lots of it, they say. Can you imagine that? Makin’ money from folks playin’ games on their phones! The world’s gone crazy, I tell ya. But hey, if folks are havin’ fun and somebody’s makin’ a livin’, I ain’t got no complaints.
At the end of the day, whether you’re playin’ chess or some fancy computer game, it all comes down to thinkin’ and plannin’. And maybe that’s why these “html5 strategy games” are so popular. They give folks a chance to use their brains, test their skills, and have a little fun while they’re at it. Even if it does look like a bunch of monkeys throwing darts at balloons to an old lady like me.
So, yeah, that’s the lowdown on them “html5 strategy games” as best as I can tell ya. They are popular, take a lot of thinkin’ and plannin’, and seems like everyone and their brother is makin’ or playin’ ‘em. Makes you wonder what they’ll come up with next.
Tags: [HTML5 Games, Strategy Games, Browser Games, Online Games, Tactical Games, Resource Management Games]
