On June 13 2010 05:38 flamewheel wrote: Gosh this is an amazing thread. I just spent like 30 minutes playing rRootage. Now to go through the rest of the games...
Really addictive and quick to get going. Been playing on the european server for about a week, and I have yet to be in a "looking for group screen" longer than 2 seconds (not exaggerated, I barely have time to read the number of people currently looking for game before I get thrown into one).
Matches last on average 5-10 minutes (in my experience), and will be called a draw after 15 minutes if niether of the victory conditions are met (kill all enemies or capture the enemy base).
If you happen to die really early, you can exit the match, and look for a new match with another tank, you will still get full credit for a game even if you leave early, but you can't use that tank until the match is over.
You can get about 90% of the stuff for free by just playing alot, but the incentive to pay is to get access to new stuff quicker. And the exclusive stuff that you pay for is only marginally better than what you can get ingame. A example would be fuel (limited use) increases engine power by 5%. Premium fuel (limited use) increases engine power by 10%. The only thing that bugs me that is premium only is the ability to create groups so you can join with your friends.
A "worms-like" turn based strategy, artillery, action and comedy game, featuring the antics of pink hedgehogs with attitude as they battle from the depths of hell to the depths of space.
As commander, it's your job to assemble your crack team of hedgehog soldiers and bring the war to your enemy.
- Hilarious and devistating turn based combat for up to 6 players - Both local and network multiplayer, with optional AI opponents - Battle on an infinite number of randomly generated maps, with over 20 environments - Utilise 47 (and counting) devistating weapons! Including the piano strike and explosive robotic cake - Play the game your way, with 18 different game modifiers, tweak almost every aspect of the match - Customize your team, with over 120 costumes, 30 graves, 12 forts, 100s of flags and unique voice packs - Huge battles with up to 48 hogs - Play both singleplayer and multiplayer minigames - Plugin your own custom maps, costumes, and other artwork
It haves a great community, a bunch of servers running and playing online is a lot of fun. Runs on Windows, FreeBSD & Linux.
Also Spiral Knights is a pretty decent MMO by SEGA and Three Rings.
The Spiral Knights have awoken on an alien world. Their equipment stores have been raided and their starship, The Skylark, will not recover from the crash. Now they must work together to survive on a journey that will take them to the very core of the world.
- Co-operative Exploration The Clockworks offer challenges that are best tackled with friends. Fight monsters, solve puzzles and discover treasures together! - Instant Action Go from login to a multiplayer adventure in less than a minute. - Ever-changing World The Clockworks cycle levels to explore in real time. Every moment of every day changes the world. - Create an Arsenal There are hundreds of unique weapons and gear to discover and alchemize. - Form Powerful Guilds Guild alliances allow greater influence over the world. Amass powerful minerals to transform the Clockworks! - Free to Play! Spiral Knights is free to play, no subscription is required to enjoy everything the game has to offer.
Java based, so it runs practically anywhere. And the best about it: It has a TL GuildTL Guild up and running
I really, really hate to recommend it, but there is no denying how popular it is.
Runescape
Type: MMO RPG Setting: Mideval Times. Languages: English, French, German, others Multi-Player Only You interact with the same world as everyone else on the same server or "world" Available Platforms: Anything that can use Java and isn't Windows ME. System Requirements: RuneScape: 128MB RAM, 500 MHz CPU RuneScape HD: 256MB RAM, 1.5 GHz CPU, 64-megabyte 3D Graphics card, such as Nvidia® GeForce™ 3 or above
On April 28 2011 12:51 57 Corvette wrote: I really, really hate to recommend it, but there is no denying how popular it is.
Runescape
Type: MMO RPG Setting: Mideval Times. Languages: English, French, German, others Multi-Player Only You interact with the same world as everyone else on the same server or "world" Available Platforms: Anything that can use Java and isn't Windows ME. System Requirements: RuneScape: 128MB RAM, 500 MHz CPU RuneScape HD: 256MB RAM, 1.5 GHz CPU, 64-megabyte 3D Graphics card, such as Nvidia® GeForce™ 3 or above
Reason why im not playing this game is cause of the lack of a TL guild I heard PvP and trade is back which is a huge turn on.
The servers are down at the moment because of the whole SoE hacking situation, but this has been one of my favorite games for over a decade now. Very skill-based combat but somewhat difficult to control and learn.
The servers are down at the moment because of the whole SoE hacking situation, but this has been one of my favorite games for over a decade now. Very skill-based combat but somewhat difficult to control and learn.
was just about to post this. this game is awesome and theres still nothing else like it
The servers are down at the moment because of the whole SoE hacking situation, but this has been one of my favorite games for over a decade now. Very skill-based combat but somewhat difficult to control and learn.
was just about to post this. this game is awesome and theres still nothing else like it
Yeah I don't know how to embed videos, hahaha. It's a shame this game kind of faded after it went p2p and then back to free again. It's really its own genre.
Winterbells. It's a very simple but very addicting little game. You won't spend hours on it, but it'll keep you busy for a while.
The goal is to get as many points as you can, you need to hop as a bunny from bell to bell, and get higher and higher. It's a bit like Robot Unicorn Attack.
Such an amazing game! Sort of Quake, Street Fighter and StarCraft combined!
'Bloodline Champions' is a free-to-play online player vs. player arena game where players engage in short, intense battles of up to ten players divided into two teams. Each player must take control over one of several different bloodlines, each with their own unique weapons and abilities. Easy to learn, challenging to master - 'Bloodline Champions' is just as much fun for the casual player as it is for the hardcore gamer.
We at Stunlock Studios, the developer of 'Bloodline Champions', made it our number one goal to make the ultimate PvP arena game. That meant doing away with chance, random elements, target locking and critical hits. Here player skill and team play is the most important factor to win.
Different bloodlines in a set up complements each other, different maps and game modes need different tactics, and good teamwork is important. Spells travel towards where the player aim their mouse cursor, and can be avoided by enemy players, making every ability dependent on individual player skill. There is no mana and the cooldowns are short, ensuring that every match is full of intense, adrenaline-filled action.
Type: Voxel based First Person Shooter Languages: English Multiplayer: Yes, Player run servers. Available platforms: Windows, Linux (Not sure about the rest) Download Link:http://www.mediafire.com/?uwk2gs28mh72cus (Version beta .42)
System requirements:
"Your grandmother’s rig can run this game."
More info:
Ace of Spades is a first person shooter combined with a Minecraft like sandbox environment. There are two teams, the Green Team and the Blue Team, which fight over a randomly generated map to capture the Intel. Players can use the sandbox environment to build fortifications to defend their intel, or tunnel under hills to achieve more strategic positions. These are just a few examples of things that can be done, however there are many things only experience can guide you through. The rest of this quick guide will help you in getting started.
Windows installation tips: For windows you only have to download the link and install it. To change your name you need to to C:\Program Files\Ace of Spades and edit the config.ini file to have whatever name you want to appear when you play.
Install wine from winehq.org Download the Game normally, saving it somewhere. Then open it using wine, and install it. After that you need to go to your configure wine application, go into audio and change "Hardware Acceleration" Under DirectSound from "Full" to "Emulation" To change your name you need to instead go to your home folder, then your USER folder, press CTRL-H to view all hidden folders. Go to .wine, drive_c, then C:\Program Files\Ace of Spades and edit the config.ini file.
Huge randomly generated maps with lakes and rivers Dig through terrain – make trenches or tunnels Build anything – defensive positions to fortresses Realistic gun mechanics including iron-sights (now customizable) and recoil Dynamic lighting system based on ambient occlusion Up to 32 players battling simultaneously
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