Mars Quest
If u miss games like Vyruz: Destruction of the Untel Empire, this might rub the right place. More development and it will be fine.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
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Chariot Land
Chariot Land is a simple shooting game with only movement and shooting operations and unlimited ammo.
The player needs to select a chariot(Some chariots need to be unlocked by completing certain level and killing a certain number of enemies ), and then enter the level combat, clearing all the enemies.
When the player is in the enemy’s line of sight, he is locked, and can use the terrain to avoid enemy tracking, or run away.
Every time you destroy an enemy, you will get a shield or a medical box. Shields can be accumulated indefinitely, but health cannot exceed the maximum.
There are currently five levels, the first of which is a simple kill game that is completed by clearing all enemies. For the rest of the level, the enemies will flow out of the big transport helicopter, which must be destroyed first, and then the rest of the enemies will be cleared. Note that the enemy will come to the rescue when attacking the transport helicopter.
Fight when you’re ready!
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Lil Tanks
A hidden gem of not only 2017, but for Shoot ‘em Up fans everywhere in my opinion!
4 out of 5
PROS: A well balanced, yet challenging shmup. Banging music. Great arcade-y and charming look. A small, yet diverse enough array of pick-ups to combine and use at your disposal that offer some imaginative use. Specials that can get you out of a sticky situation. Unlockable characters (tanks) with different playstyles. Boss Training Room (a mode I find necessary for Shmups), and difficulty mods to increase the challenge this game has to offer. Also, it has a rewarding level up system where you get permanent upgrades to your tank(s). Such as triple shot, a spread shot pattern, and depending on what tank you are using, specific artillery adhering to the characters play style.
– Real player with 7.9 hrs in game
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The controls are so slow that it sometimes is physically impossible to dodge, even if you make the enemies’ bullets out between the confusing optics. You DO have a shield that prevents one hit, but it wont recharge when you lost one of your two lives, so its useless after that. The choice of weapons is also quite low.
– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game
Evolution of War
Very short and stupid game with no progression what so ever. Good for playing one match maybe.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
TankZone Battle
The PC version of this game is quite frustrating. It’s a straight-forward, fun game - undeniably. But, it’s ported from an app and it suffers as such. It requires far higher computing resources than such a lightweight program should ever demand. Framerates should be through the roof on even the most modest equipment but that’s not the case. And, there are precious few settings options to help improve performance or control. Video options are limited to only resolution and low/medium/high graphics quality.
– Real player with 15.8 hrs in game
Now that it’s a standard 4$, it’s the best money you’ll spend in a while.
The game plays exactly like in the video. It’s fast, fluid, and is a hell of a lot of fun to play. I guess the simplicity is where it lies, and that everyone is on the same playing field at the start of a game. Being almost 30, and having friends between 20’s and late 30’s who all loved this game, I don’t know who wouldn’t like it.
The only problem is it’s a very unknown game at the moment, and it needs players to spread the word. I’d give it an 8/10 for what it offers. The gameplay is very solid, it just needs more content and it would be exponentially better.
– Real player with 7.9 hrs in game
Vektor Wars
My first encounter with non-educational gaming came in the form of “Battlezone”, sometime in the early 90’s, on my grandpa’s Packard Bell with Prodigy Internet.
Windows 3.1 contained a suite of arcade classics, consisting of such titles as Centipede, Asteroids, Tempest, and so on. But Battlezone was the only one that hit me in the heart. That’s because I WAS the shooter, and every enemy projectile was a take on my life, and not the life of some idiot I was looking down on.
This game is Battlezone on crack cocaine.
– Real player with 14.1 hrs in game
woefully obsolete/misinformed; fun simple game that has a tendency to be reduced to combing the map for collectibles while kiting enemies.
Ladders are broken.
Walk into them while looking up.
This review was negative because I consistently encountered ladders that would not let me climb them. Though I did encounter one of those “camera-lock and teleported away” glitches (from an enemy exploding too close this time, not a ladder), I made it to level 3 in one sitting.
The game is fun and hearkens back to th’old days (of which I wasn’t a part). There are collectibles and weapons strewn about the level. One of those collecitbles - Robodudes - is dynamic, as in they run around the level. Grab them when you see them.
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Reskue
Silence on cosmic station somewhere in deep space. Scientists no answers.
You are a agent, who must inspect station and save people and science ultimate discovery.
Scientists in a cryostasis sleep, system of station awakens and unfreeze people, but scientist hard to thinking.
Enemy is unknown, technics engaged destroying people, materials, ammo.
Stock still have equipment can you use in mission.
Your ship use radioactive fuel.
Save scientists, take care of science, and good luck!
Steel Rain - Dawn of the Machines
An alien invasion arrives on planet Earth. A race advanced in technology that roams the universe in search of beings to enslave. Four portals have been opened and it’s up to you to destroy them and contain this great threat. Be prepared to face whatever comes out of these portals. They came in search of slaves but steel rain is what they will get.
Third-person control shoting with realistic tank and vehicle mechanics.
Primary and secondary weapons with realistic sounds and effects.
Weapons, Abilities and loots to build your combat machine.
- And much more;
Nuclear Assault
Awesome game! Very fun to play!
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Very good, congrats.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Retro Commander
Retro Commander is a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy wargame (RTS). Take command and fight it out in a world where a cataclysmic timeline has transpired on Mother Earth. Wage wars solo, against the AI, or take on your gaming comrades and friends in cross-platform multiplayer matches. Form teams and clans and fight co-op style with the AI and other players for ultimate victory.
Range of functionality is comprised of base building, exploration and expansion. In addition, the game features a multitude of pre-defined missions such as elimination, survival mode, capture the flag, defense and escort missions. A post-apocalyptic story campaign puts this all together into an engaging experience. Players have a variety of troops at their disposal to wage war on land, sea and in the air. Armed forces included are infantry, tanks, warships, submarines, fighter jets, recon drones and bombers to reign supreme over the enemy in battle.
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Real-time strategy (RTS) played in a post-apocalyptic timeline on Mother Earth.
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Challenging AI for single player games including co-op play with the AI.
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Cross-platform multiplayer over LAN/internet including co-op team and clan games.
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Deep campaign and story line of humanity after a cataclysmic event.
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Troops including infantry, tanks, jets, helicopters, airships, warships, submarines and more.
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Factions each with their own technologies including stealth, laser, shields and more.
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Missions including elimination, survival, capture the flag and defense.
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Demanding environment with day-night cycles, rain, wind and solar flare activity.
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Map editor and a central server to host and distribute player-modded maps.
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High scores, playing statistics, achievements and multiplayer ELO-ranking.
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Engaging music, sound effects and fantastic graphics.
The game includes one map for FREE. Other maps are all available for download as a single purchase or 1-by-1 if desired. Multiplayer games are generally free to join. There is no subscriptions. This game is NOT pay-to-win.
If you like this game, please also try our other strategy games. You should be able to find the games in the same marketplace!
Thanks & Enjoy the Game!
noblemaster ]:-D