Almost Dead

In Almost Dead, a young man's life is about to change forever when he wakes up after being in a bad car accident. Nothing is ever going to be the way it was, and that's something he has to deal with. As a young man, he always felt like he had his entire life ahead of him. Now, the world around him is about to collapse, and somehow he has to make sense of it all. It's easy to be in good spirits when life is great, but it's more of a challenge when you look ahead, and you see nothing but pure hell awaiting you.

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HTML Volcano Jack

Volcano Jack

Things have become wild and chaotic in your area in this game - there's a volcano thought to be dormant that suddenly has sprung back to life and has become active all over again. Shooting outwards from the firey volcano will be a whole bunch of flaming particles that are shooting outward and into the game's playing field. Each one of these particles is assigned a value, just the same as they would be as if you were playing with a regular deck of playing cards. Your goal when playing Volcano Jack will be to collect the particles carefully, with the goal being to reach the sum of 21 points - also known as Black Jack. To catch one of the many flying firey particlces, all that you will need to do is to click on it with your mouse (or by using your finger if you are playing the game on a touch enabled device such as a smartphone or a tablet). Once you have managed to succesfully reach your target score of 21 points, you will complete the level and be moved onto the next one in the series - and best of all, the volcanic hotties putting on a show all the while will become increasingly more nasty and naughty, putting on a more steamy and explicit show for you to feast your hungry and horny eyes upon with each increase in game level. Card values in this game are the same as they would be for Black Jack - but for those unfamiliar with the game, it's as follows - numbered particles are worth the number that is display on them (1 is 1 point, 2 is 2 points, and so on), Jacks, Queens, and Kings are all worth 10 points each, and aces, being a unique card (and the key to success) can be worth either 1 or 11 points.