As another spin-off from my blog I have created a website designed for casual gamers.
Enjoy.
As another spin-off from my blog I have created a website designed for casual gamers.
Enjoy.
5. Bloons Tower Defense stop the 50 waves of baloons using monkeys welding either darts, cannons or a freeze ray, save up for the Super Monkey to unleash a fury of darts.
Recently Version 2 has been released with extra turret types and upgrades.
4. Random Defense build up a defense to stop ‘random’ creeps from getting to the finish line.
3. Desktop Tower Defense like other tower defense games the game’s basic premise is simple, stop the creep from getting to the end point using turrets, except this game is played on an open map with no paths. You can create your own labyrinth of turrets to guide(and kill) the creep with.
Desktops’ Unique Features
2. Protector is a somewhat unique tower defense game, using RPG elements (leveling, skills) and having artwork reminiscent of the Ultima RPG series.
Protectors’ Unique Features
1. Onslaught - “The attackers are coming! They’re trying to fight their way into Area 51 and it’s up to you to build the defences and stop them getting in!”
Onslaughts’ Unique Features
“For the determined medic that has earned all 36 of the new achievements, they will find themselves the proud owner of “The Ubersaw,” which will take damage done in melee attacks and convert it directly to ubercharge. Four hits with this new weapon will fully charge whatever medigun the medic has equpped. “Info
Beyond the current the problem of everyone on the pub servers currently playing medic, now the Ubersaw is being used as it’s named implies, literally as a Uber weapon.
*Video not by me, music NSFW
For those who don’t follow whats happening, it takes 4 hits with the Ubersaw to recharge your Ubercharge, and you can recharge your Ubercharge while being ‘ubered’.
Hence, two medics who constantly flick ubers between each other are now a pretty lethal combo.
4. Ikariam
Ikariam is a free online realtime strategy game released in 2008 by Gameforge AG. The concept behind Ikariam is much like Sid Meier’s well-known Civilization games, where players command a small village and construct buildings such as Barracks, Ports, and Taverns to create a larger city, and palaces which are constructed to allow for the expansion of a small empire. Unlike other online browser games, Ikariam has a greater emphasis on trade and diplomacy but does also feature combat. It is impossible for a colony to be completely captured by another player, but it can still be pillaged, controlled, or blockaded. (wiki)
[/Personal-Experience] Ikariam is still in beta (maybe alpha?), it’s still missing a lot of content and it has numerous bugs, yet it still has very solid gameplay. Build times and research times in Ikariam are quite lengthy and trading rather then combat is emphasized, hence it’s a very good game if you like games that are a bit more casual and you don’t like having to check your browser every hour.
3. Travian
Travian was originally a German browser-based game developed by Travian Games GmbH. The game’s developers drew roughly from Classical antiquity and particularly from the Roman Empire to create a predominantly militaristic real-time strategy.
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