Best Christmas SpongeBob Online Games

Pure nostalgia. Enough said. This is probably not only one of the hardest SpongeBob Christmas games ever but also one of the hardest SpongeBob games of all time!

The game's premise is that Plankton wants to ruin Christmas by causing an avalanche with his laser ray to bury SpongeBob and his friends while they're skiing. SpongeBob must save Christmas by outrunning the avalanche and rescuing ALL of his friends. Key word: ALL. If you miss JUST one friend, you can't proceed to the second and final part of the plan to foil Plankton's evil plot.

If you manage to save all seven of SpongeBob's friends, you can proceed to the final phase. You become a gradually growing snowball, collecting snow to grow even bigger so you can bury Plankton and his laser ray. Once all is said and done, you'll have saved the holiday season for all of Bikini Bottom!

It's no surprise that with the well-received It's a SpongeBob Christmas! stop-motion special, Nick.com decided to release a fun little click-and-drag online game based on this special. You have to click and drag your mouse to cure all the Bikini Bottomites onscreen of their naughtiness.

However, be wary of the Jerk-tonium and the incoming coals being hurled at you! While one may click on one Bikini Bottomite at a time, the true fun of the game is that you're supposed to drag your mouse and chain up a combo to score the most points possible. Thus, the obstacles of the game are what they are. Don't Be a Jerk!, It's Christmas!

Chronologically, I'd say that from Postal Panic to Gifts a Go-Go!, they're all part of a four-part game series. Gifts a Go-Go! just happens to be the fourth and final one in the series. Here, you drag each present to the correct anchovies who have the corresponding color that matches each respective present.

You only have 5 lives to mess up until it's game over. So make the most of being Santa's little helper given you just recovered these presents from Plankton in Operation Holiday Hero.

Now that you've played as the villain we all know as Sheldon J. Plankton, things turn around as you get to play as the hero we all know as SpongeBob SquarePants! This time, instead of stealing presents, you're the one recovering them!

If you liked Dinner Defenders, get ready for a faster-paced endless runner. Use SpongeBob to collect presents and shoot down Plankton's robots with snowballs along the way! It's a refreshing change of pace that this game comes on the heels of Postal Panic and Gift Lift. It's like how a villain performs a Heel-Face Turn, and YOU'RE that very villain that does so.

I always thought it was hilarious whenever I crashed Plankton's sleigh, and it immediately zooms to Plankton's face of frustration as a solemn Christmas jingle plays on the game over screen.

The gameplay is simple. You play as Plankton following Postal Panic, where instead of trying to steal Christmas letters to Santa, Plankton outright steals a boatload of Christmas presents and makes off with them in his sleigh. Your mission is to guide Plankton by dragging your mouse and creating a stable slope for him to slide on while keeping him from crashing into a dead end, running into jellyfish, and stealing more presents along the way. Again, if you crash Plankton's sleigh, the abrupt crash and transition to the game over screen are just HYSTERICAL.

I'd say this is either a prequel or the first installment in the Plankton vs. SpongeBob Christmas conflict of an online game series. Before Plankton started stealing presents, he decided to steal Christmas letters from the passing Bikini Bottomites, who are either trying to mail letters to Santa or Christmas cards and letters to their loved ones.

The game has you control Plankton on a remote-controlled blue jellyfish as you use a crane to steal letters from random anchovies, Pearl, Sandy, and SpongeBob. Be especially wary of Pearl since you have to click twice to steal her letter, Sandy since she's the fastest enemy in the game, and SpongeBob since he moves in a zigzag fashion. Oh, wait! There's also Karen! Unlike the other Bikini Bottomites, she's the slowest enemy in the game. However, you must NOT steal her letter, or you will lose points! She's the only exception when it comes to stealing letters from everyone.

Remember that Showdown at Santa's online game based on the Fairly OddParents Christmas special? Merry Mayhem! is essentially the SpongeBob equivalent (or rip-off) of it.

Plankton plans to ruin Mr. Krabs's Christmas agenda by sending Christmas caroling robots into the Krusty Krab and driving all the customers out with their loud singing. So it's up to SpongeBob to destroy all of them using snowballs.

Power-ups range from a rapid-fire snow machine, an electromagnetic pulse burst, blizzards, earmuff health restoration, and CHAOS CONTROL! (I mean, Gary's time freeze.) What I really like about the enemies is how decorative the robots are, with some of them wearing reindeer antlers, Christmas sweaters, Christmas lights, and Christmas stars.

To achieve victory, I'd say at least last until Level 10 or longer just to be on the safe side.

It's a nice white and chilly day as our favorite sponge is ice skating. But what's this? Plankton seems to have caught sight of SpongeBob and is planning to kidnap him using his countless hordes of caroling robots, forcing SpongeBob to join them in their caroling against his will!

We know the drill. Keep SpongeBob away from the robots as long as possible! You'll have to rely on the help of nearby sardines as they catch you and catapult you as far as possible to avoid the robots in hot pursuit. You'll also have to avoid any stage hazards and Squidward as well.

But be on the lookout for Larry the Lobster, who'll give you a mega boost and send you rolling around at the speed of sound! Because he's got places to go and gotta follow his rainbow! Hey, what can I say? Sonic Adventure 2 songs are catchy.

This is the first true Santa's little helper SpongeBob Christmas game. The gameplay is relatively simple but hard as hell in the later levels. It's your job to determine who is naughty or nice based on the color of the anchovy. It's common sense: green means naughty, and red means nice.

For both naughty and nice anchovies, there are normal ones, slim and fast ones, fat and slow ones that require two hits, and ones that are just TOO clingy and come back around a second time. Either way, you'll have to battle through 10 levels of pure Christmas Rush while keeping SpongeBob from losing his sanity from all the incoming anchovies if he takes enough damage.

Thankfully, by shooting at a flying star, you can access power-ups like eggnog that slows down anchovies, a naughty or nice list (though I'm not sure what it really does), and bubbles that will trap any anchovies that manage to get past you. Hopefully, you can endure all 10 levels and truly make it a holiday miracle!