L.A.2 is a Flash experiment by Kenta Cho which involves destroying blue turrets with the use of gliders.

Hold the Z key to fire a glider. When the glider touches a green cell, it will turn brown and spread out. Release the Z key to destroy all brown cells on screen.

La Croix Pan tells the tale of a lone American sniper who enters a small town with the task of defending it by himself. The flashlight plugin is put to good use by the author, and though the game is short it still manages to instill a bit of suspense into the proceedings effectively enough.

La Soeur de Barrage is a pretty decent shooter with emphasis on boss fights and accessible controls. Use the mouse to move the character and hold the left button to shoot.

There's plenty of save points and unlimited continues to assist beginners, plus a super easy mode has been included which allows the player to resume a game with twenty-four lives. Three long stages.

La-Mulana is a freeware free-roaming platformer game designed to look, sound, and play like a classic MSX game. It's heavily influenced by the classic Konami MSX game 'The Maze of Galious' and anyone who has played that title will probably recognize the similarities very quickly. You play the whip-wielding Indiana Jones-esque archaeologist Lemeza Kosugi as he investigates the ancient ruins of La-Mulana in an attempt to find its treasure and one-up his father, who is trying to get the same treasure as well.

The game is huge, with many different areas to explore and dozens of items and weapons to find. Each area has a large variety of puzzles and traps and you need to solve the puzzles in each area to discover the Ankhs and Ankh Jewels, which allow you to fight the eight Guardians of the ruins. To solve the puzzles you'll need to be able to read the tablets scattered throughout the ruins, which will require a Hand Scanner and translation software for the portable MSX that Lemeza has brought along on the adventure. Your Hand Scanner will also allow you to find items and search the bones of less fortunate adventurers.

Labyrinth Hero is a bite-sized roguelike game where each floor consists of only two enemies, a treasure chest, a switch and a hidden staircase. You can play with either the keyboard or mouse, but your hero will only travel at half speed because every living creature on the floor will have their turn just after you've made your move. Once you've dispatched both enemies, the movement speed will then be restored back to normal.

Your maximum hit point is increased by one whenever you put down an enemy. If you lose at any stage you can begin from the first floor with your previous hit point stats, simply by selecting yes to the question asked after you've clicked on the play option. There are only ten floors to explore, and the quest is completed once you've discovered the magical crystal ball somewhere in the final level.

LadyBug 2k6 is a rather competent remake of the original with updated graphics, but it does carry the tag of a Pac-Man clone with gameplay that doesn't translate too well for the current generation of gamers.

Still, there's quite a number of additions and extras in this effort to merit the attention from fans of the original.

The Lake is a short adventure game created by the developer of Where for TIGSource's Commonplace Book Competition, in which only two keys are ever used from start to end. Simply tap the left or right arrow key to turn, or press both buttons alternately to begin rowing in one direction.

The game itself takes about five minutes to complete.

Laser Bunny - Adventures in the Alien Death Mines is a short action game consisting of ten levels, in which players must make their way past hordes of enemies to reach the exit placed at the north end of each map. Hold the space key to shoot, and use the P key to pause at any time.

Collect carrots stuck in the ground to increase the number of lives, and grab the red canisters to acquire a temporary weapon upgrade. A life is subtracted from your total whenever an enemy touches the bunny.

The Last Canopy is a new vertical shooter by the Malaysian development team Easy Only Games, playable using either the mouse or keyboard. Much like Kairos' Varia, players can absorb enemy attacks by holding down the X key for a few seconds, although the ability gained expires rather quickly and has to be replenished regularly for firepower upgrades.

The game consists of four levels in total, accompanied by a boss encounter at the end of each.

The Last Guy is a PlayStation Network game where you assume the role of a personnel from the United Rescue Force, embarking on a series of missions to save citizens in each area by from giant insects, monsters and the like. The browser version allows players to sample the gameplay by using screenshots taken of any web site for the generation of a random map to explore.

The objective is to find survivors who are in hiding and direct them towards the rescue zone to save them before time runs out. Use the mouse to move around, hold the left button to run, and press the Z or X key to zoom in and out. Tap the space key to activate your thermal imaging device, which can be useful when attempting to locate clusters of civilians.