Looking for a good excuse to play during the Easter break? These recommended games will keep you busy over the holidays: Money Movers 2, a platformer set in a prison; Frozen Islands, Vikings on the attack; Sandman, a game in the style of Lemmings; and Dark Dayz, a terrifying but fun zombie shooting game. Let's play!
Money Movers 2
Money Movers 2 is an entertaining platform game in which two brothers must rescue their father, who is in prison. You take control of two characters who need to cooperate to get through the levels. Use each character's abilities: the smaller one, for example, is faster and can jump to places the bigger one can't, while the bigger one can lift heavy objects. Overcome the obstacles by using both characters' skills together, advance from level to level, and collect as much money as you can along the way. Best of all, you can play it with a friend on the same computer. Guaranteed fun.
Dark Dayz
In this zombie shooting game, you control Ryan, a survivor looking for shelter. When he finally seems to find a safe place, he realizes he first has to get rid of the endless zombie waves that attack without rest. To do that you have a variety of weapons, both melee (metal pipes, machetes) and firearms (pistols, shotguns). If you run out of ammunition or your weapon breaks, you can explore the stage to find objects to create new weapons. At the end of each level you're rewarded with experience points to level up and a certain amount of money to spend on medicine and weapons. If you want a terrifying atmosphere full of blood and zombies, Dark Dayz is your game.
Frozen Islands
An ancient evil has been awakened from its long sleep, and the Vikings must stop it before it's too late. Frozen Islands is a strategy game in which you have to pick one of the many islands on the map to launch your attack and free the villagers. At first you only have one type of unit, but as you liberate the other islands, you unlock new units to add to your group. Each one has its own attacks and special abilities you can use in the middle of battle. Once you conquer an island, you can collect taxes, but be careful: if you abuse your authority, you could cause a rebellion among the inhabitants. Don't hesitate to spend your gold on upgrades for your troops.
Sandman
Based on the mythical Sandman, who spreads magical sand into people's eyes while they sleep to give them good dreams, Sandman plays very much like the classic Lemmings. Here you have to help little dreamers who walk in their sleep (sleepwalkers) cross the dream portal, so that nothing happens to them or they will have nightmares. To do that, you have the power to drop sand using the mouse cursor. Choose the spots the sleepwalkers can't reach, pile up the sand, and let them advance toward the other side. But be careful: in some levels you'll have to think about how to open a path for the little ones without leaving anyone behind.
Sword Spoon
Legends speak of a secret castle, full of food and guarded by a powerful army. It is hidden deep in the forest, and there is only one road to reach it, a road that could be the key to the kingdom's downfall. Sword Spoon is a role-playing game with strategy elements in which you must protect the castle from the orc attack. To do that, you have to build military barracks to raise your own army of knights and archers. You can also summon special warriors or mystical powers like... a rain of potatoes. Some of the attacks in this entertaining game are that crazy, and you'll defend your kingdom tooth and nail.
