Interesting interactive sites

This is a site of a band called "The Polyphonic Spree". The band is made up of about 20 people. In the game, three of the group members are lost, and it is you're job to help them find their way back to the rest of the band.
I found it very interesting because it is definitely new media. The website not only is an interactive game, it allows people to hear their music throughout the game. Also, it was really fun figuring out how to lead the lost members of the band back to the rest of the group since they do not give you any directions, leaving you to really discover every little features in the flash game.
Go play The Polyphonic Spree - The Quest for the Rest

The following are two pretty smart and interesting games that are not only amusing but passes time as well :-P

1. In this game, the player is the monitor of a postal company. He or she has to make sure the packages, which are color-coded, get to the right (color-matching) destination. There are a total of 11 levels with each level becoming more intense and tricky. This game can really make one appreciate what the FedEx or UPS people do, and be more understanding when they make a mistake in the delivery ^_^"
Be the "Global Player"

2. This is a Spanish game that was originally designed for cellphones. The game name "La Camarera" means "The Waitress" explains what the game is about. The player is the waitress in a restaurant. The plot might seem dull but what interested me was the different jobs the player actually has to do, such as taking orders, giving the order to the chef, picking up the orders (which includes dishes and drinks separately), throwing out trash when the garbage can is filled, refill drinks, put the dishes to wash, and many more. It is amazing how the graphics in the game is done and the different functions each button has. The game gets harder and more interesting as the number of customers increase and service needs to be provided rapidly. It's a game that can go on for hours!
Play "La Camarera" by clicking on "JUGAR" at the bottom.