Five games, each better than the next, with unique challenges to test yourself against the computer. They're also a lot of fun! There's a real-time strategy game where you battle armies of darkness, a Plants vs. Zombies clone with fantasy warriors, and an adrenaline-filled space motorcycle game. How could you not play?
Skeleton Gardens: Taking control of a death warrior, you have the ability to summon skeletal walls and trees, with the power to summon the dead, to defeat the relentless waves of warriors of good coming from one side and the other. Collect seeds and plant trees so skeletons come out to help you fight. Walls are ideal for protecting trees from the attack of annoying humans. The good thing is your warrior can also defend himself with his scythe and use a powerful attack, the Claw of Death, that eliminates several humans at once. Skeleton Gardens is a game made in 48 hours, so it's simple, but it's certainly a lot of fun.
Whack Your Boss: Super Hero Edition: Tired of putting up with your jerk of a boss? Well, before things get worse, vent your anger with Whack Your Boss: Super Hero Edition, in which you can finish off your boss in a bunch of different ways, always related to superheroes and their powers. You have a wide variety of items to choose from in the scene, all related to superheroes, video game characters, and even movies, which will be your weapon to get rid of your disgusting and abusive boss once and for all. Choose the one you like best and enjoy the delirious animations with fun and surprising themes, where you can be a Jedi, Spider-Man, Sub-Zero, and many more characters.
Phantom Imperial: A Tower Defense in the style of Plants vs. Zombies, but with fantasy warriors instead of little plants and undead. Phantom Imperial puts you in charge of Prince Jann and his ghostly followers in their fight against the army of King Rosenkreuz. To fight, you need farmers who generate mana, the currency to buy protective warriors. With each level you gain, you'll unlock new units, like healers or gunmen, that will serve you on the battlefield. Also, if you gather a good amount of mana, you can summon a powerful attack that wipes out enemy hordes in a second. If you like Plants vs. Zombies clones, this one isn't too bad.
Starcars: Welcome to the Starcars tournament! A space motorcycle game that has everything needed for futuristic races with missions on different planets. At the start, you choose one of four pilots, each with their own attributes, and after a brief tutorial you'll start competing against three other pilots for fame and glory. There are four planets in total, with several tracks where you have different objectives to complete that reward you with stars to unlock new levels. Objectives range from collecting a certain amount of coins to hitting obstacles, among several others. When you're piloting, your space bikes can shoot, use boost, and grab the bikes of end-of-level bosses, which are super powerful. What a great game!
Royal Warfare 2: The direct sequel to the first game in the franchise, with strategic real-time battles. The Dark Lords are back, accompanied by an army of creatures of darkness to conquer neighboring realms. Now you, along with a group of soldiers, are sent into enemy territory to recover a captured castle and in the process close the portal they came from. Royal Warfare 2 puts you in control of an army that must complete missions where you'll have to defend your position from the enemy's ruthless attack. You have all kinds of units (knights, archers, mages), each with their own abilities and upgrades that can change a battle from start to finish.
