Avast ye salty Sea Dogs, it be time for another installment for one o’ me ramblings about the gaming world! Gaming be one huge part of modern culture. Everyone loves to have a title to throw around every once in a while, o’ course, not everyone can afford them. Arrrgh, it costs quite a bit of gold doubloons to make a small library o’ video games.
However, that don’t mean ya ain’t got some options available to ye. Quite a few games on the stormy seas o’ the Internet could be played for free in websites such as Jojo and here’s your guide to some good titles you can find there:
Tower Defense is one of the cornerstones of free gaming; they’re simple to make and very easy to pick up and play. Of course, over the years, tons of different developers have made their own versions of TD, and that’s saturated the genre with many clones. This doesn’t mean TD games are all generic though because a lot of them try to improve. Kingdom Rush is one of those games that manages to build on the TD formula, and then some. First off, the game reintroduces the idea of limited tools but tons of options. You’ll have 4 towers to choose from; you’ll be able to choose from magic, melee, artillery, and ranged towers. The original KR had limited upgrade options but Frontiers expands with stuff like the Crossbow Fort or the Assassin’s Guild. As it stands there are quite a few new levels to go through, and challenge modes increase the game’s replayability.
If there is a small chance that you haven’t played this game before, then you’re in for a treat. Technically, PvZ is still a TD games, but it takes the genre for a bit of spin because there isn’t a set path for the zombies to move around in. Each level starts out with a grid like layout where you can place your different weapons. In this case, your arsenal will be composed of different plants that have varied abilities. Pea shooters are your basic infantry, sunflowers allow you to collect cash, and then you’ll also have heavy ordinance in the form of cherry bombs. The first game actually has quite a few levels to go through so it’ll keep you busy for quite a long while.
CS 1.6 is one of the most highly regarded FPSs ever made. The game is extremely well balanced and features some of the most finely tuned control layouts ever. CS also has map packs which are still considered iconic. In fact, the developers of the game basically re-master maps like De_dust every time new CS iterations come out. Be aware though; this game is hard and the player base is extremely skilled. The first few rounds you play will have you raging at your PC because it is so hard to get used to the game. But if you’re up to a little training and practice, you’ll eventually get better at the shooter.
Physics puzzlers are another big part of mobile gaming, because they’re simple and easy to make. Of course, Angry Birds is the game that sets the bar high because of its refined gameplay. All you really have to do is to throw birds at shoddily constructed buildings but that makes it addicting. In the Star Wars edition, everything about the theme and mechanics is mixed up. There are standard levels where gravity works, and then space levels where your birds are suspended in the middle of the air for a bit. You’ll also get to visit some of the most beloved locations in the Star Wars series. Any fan of either thing should have a blast playing this game.
Not everyone likes to play games that have standard mechanics. As the title would suggest, this game is about disassembling different gun types and the reassembling them with 100% accuracy. It seems like a novel idea but the level of detail is astounding. You’ll be treated to basic weapons at first; usually hand guns and some smaller caliber rifles. The difficulty increases as you unlock more complicated weapons. You might be surprised at how much you learn when you look at how the moving parts in a gun work together.
These are just a few of the games you can play to keep under a budget. Hopefully, these titles become a part of your game library. They’re fun, replayable, and you don’t have to spend a dime to get them to work on your PC. However, if you’re still looking for more, there are a number of free titles floating around on the web right now, so make sure to look around for yourself. You might find that game you’ve always wanted to play waiting for you.
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