Funny Funny 2

Funny Funny 2 was one of those simple, oddball games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't have a story or complex goals; it was just a quick distraction, the kind you'd play for a few minutes between other things. The release year isn't something I recall clearly, and I'm not sure who made it, but it fit right in with that period of experimental, often silly web games.

You control a cursor, using it to select a celebrity photo or upload your own image. The core activity is applying exaggerated, cartoonish distortions to the faces in these pictures. You might stretch a nose, widen a smile, or bulge out the eyes, watching the features warp in real time. The main objective is simply to create a comical portrait. After manipulating the image, you can set it into a short, looping animation, making your creation nod or shake its head. The pacing is immediate and the difficulty is non-existent; it's purely about playful experimentation. The game feels like doodling in a digital sketchbook, where the only rule is to make something that makes you chuckle.