Looking for a Free Online Game?: 7 Top Reasons to Check Out Limbo.com

Play for Free at Limbo.com And Win Great Prizes, Cash or Earn Limbo Loot to Trade for Stuff

Ever heard of www.Limbo.com? It is also known as www.41414.com.

I first started playing their games when I had nothing to do but fiddle with my cell phone while waiting for my daughters to finish their voice lessons. Since I am tight with my money, I rarely download games onto my cell phone even though I enjoy playing online games. Having subscribed to Internet access with my service provider, I discovered that with my cell phone I could play a few games at no charge: www.41414.com or www.Limbo.com was one of them.

The type of games offered were not your usual "collect points by shooting stuff", but rather the "punch in numbers and win great prizes" type of games. Because the prizes offered were substantial in nature like a $500 gift card to Home Depot, or $5000 cash or a free designer purse, this allowed me not only to quickly pass the time, but to pass the time in a somewhat 'productive' manner. I wasn't just playing to play, but playing to get something in return. I was hooked.

I later discovered they had a full fledge website packed with other features to 'productively' pass the time away. Thus, my 7 Top Reasons to Check Out Limbo.com...

1. It's free to play online. (Some charges may apply if you play on your cell phone.)
How can I elaborate further on that? FREE is good.

2. The online games are simple.
The games are straight forward without a complex story or method of play. You simply click your mouse to participate in LimboGrab, or enter numbers to secure the lowest number in LimboUnique. By clicking your mouse in LimboGrab, you simulate grabbing the prize money or prize. The longer you virtually have the prize, the greater your chances are of being the winner. The rules are simple and easy.

3. The prizes awarded for winning the online games are incredible.
You can win prizes like a Hawaiian Vacation, 42" HDTV, an Apple IPhone, designer shades, a Nintendo WII, tickets to the World Series or $5,000. I'd rather play an online game in hopes of winning a tangible prize versus winning another 'bonus life' or the notoriety of a 'high score' for point accumulation like in a typical online game.