As most of my readers are aware, I’m a fan of Google in general. More specifically as of late I’ve become fascinated with the wide variety of creativity being demonstrated by developers that choose to use Google services to build games.

So, about two weeks ago we launched a new site called GoogleGames.org with the sole intention of cataloging and showcasing all games Google. I say “we” because it’s a collaborative project between myself, Terry Green, and my brother Kirk.

We invite everyone to check out the site, and if you know of any worthy games which should be included please use our contact form to let us know! We promise to give credit where credit is due if you, unless you wish to remain anonymous.

This is AWESOME! Mark Caswell-Daniels has developed a little flight sim game which uses Google Maps to allow you to fly all over the place. You can climb, dive, turn and even crash! You also have the option of shooting things on the ground.

Now, what would be GREAT would be if he could turn this into a multiplayer game so that if you see someone else you could have a dogfight online in real time.

By the way, I also started another Web site called GoogleGames.org to catalog all the Google related games out there. Check it out when you get a chance.
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