Today www.GamesForWork.com hits 100,000,000 gameplays.

The site overall is doing very well, despite continuing to track down some bugs after our last backend tweaking. The site continues to move forward though, and I'm continuing to rework the site where I can, but there's also plans for getting stuff done, that I myself can't do.

New services are in the works at CTEN, and I hope to get them closer to launch in the next month or so. But adding features to G4W is the current priority. I've had fun thinking of new ways to push the site, and if the number of gameplays doesn't show it, the site is here to stay.

I don't want to spoil what the current plans are for the site, and what's in the works, but the site should be getting some new features here and there steadily over the next few years I'm thinking.

The site has huge potential and we are going to be pushing that with the new features.

If you haven't checked the site out recently, I encourage you to try it out again. The most recent feature I've been working on is the better organization of the game categories. While there is still more work to do that we're aware of to optimize that organization, it's quite a bit better than previously. If you find a genre you like, you will find it easy to spend some time on the site. The site is currently up to 14,570 web games to keep anybody entertained.

On a side note, things have been hectic around here as I help my dad recover from a broken ankle. He's on the mend, and in the next few weeks, I will be able to dedicate my time more fully back to CTEN and the services that have been on hold for the last 4 months.

Hope you are a little excited about some of this, as it's turning out really well for us, and we hope that G4W helps us fund, and push new services that you guys enjoy.

Gutspiller
www.CTENetwork.com

I used to hit G4W often, but sadly no more free time for flash games... I miss my Forum Arcade time too That was always fun.


Congrats on the achievement and all the hard work you put into CTEN. Sometimes I don't realize how big it is until I step out of the little building you have the forum in and look up at the empire you built.


All hail > http://www.leetforum.com/forumz/showthread.php?t=169310

I think a lot of users are like that. I really hope to come up with a good, non-intrusive way of cross-branding the sites so people are aware of all the services, no matter what site you're browsing.

A single site that contains all the features or recent activity that CTEN offers has not escaped my thoughts.