Time on Line Rider

Friday October 20th 2006, 3:21 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Time.com on Line Rider. The game has only been live for a couple weeks now and has already received millions of views and hundreds of thousands of downloads. It’s such a simple game in concept and has become an instant favorite of mine. Check out Line Rider.

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# 1. brady hunter on Aug 21, 2007 at 3:03 am

am i geting line rider

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