10. Music Catch 2 by Reflexive EntertainmentMy nr.1 choice webgame of 2008 got a sequel in 2009: more relaxation and excitation combined in a unique game. (original post)
9. Lights by NeutralNeutral certainly knows how to make a good escape the room game that is pleasing both visually and mentally. (original post)
8. Canabalt by Adam Atomic and Danny BSometimes pressing just one button is enough to have the most addictive game. (original post)
7. Fig.8 by Intuition GamesStylish and original, two keywords that perfectly fit this Intuition game. (original post)
6. Closure by Tyler GlaielExcellent and stylish platform puzzler done in a unique way. (original post)
5. Drifting Afternoon by Ferry HamimPerhaps the dreamiest timewaster of 2009, but also the most addicting one. (original post)
4. The Company Of Myself by Eli PülonenA clever platformer in the company of a gripping storyline. (original post)
3. Windosill by VectorparkVectorpark once more perfected the art of pointing and clicking in interactive landscapes full of strange creatures and surreal details (note: the full version is not free). (original post)
2. Machinarium by Amanita DesignThe long awaited point and click adventure from the makers of Samorost (note: the full version is not free). (original post)
1. Don't Look Back by Terry CavanaghMy number 1 webgame for 2009: a brilliant minimalistic platforming experience that you simply have to play till the very end. (original post)
What were your 2009 personal favorites? Did I forget some really nice ones? Feel free to add your own suggestions in the comments!
2009 was also a productive bontegames year with no less than 3 bonte games that hit your browsers: Me And The Key, Must Pop Words and Full Moon.
Watch out for more bontegames in 2010!





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