We have played a lot of zombies games and some of them have really blown us away with the level of realism packed inside. This is what Samurai vs Zombie is all about. An action-packed game with oodles of characters and wonderful surroundings.

The game was created by Glu Mobile, a developer that has joined the A-league of smartphone game developers long time ago. Since than, Glu has produced some of the most amazing game titles such as Frontline Commando, Blood & Glory, Guitar Hero, Gun Bros Multiplayer and many more. Samurai vs Zombie really sticks to the legacy of great gaming fan.

If you think about Samurai vs Zombie as a run of the mill mindless game, think again. The app has a certain feel to it which helps it to create a niche in the casual gaming segment. What Glu Mobile really achieves here is creating a game out-of-the-box without making it look like a mash up of their past titles.

Samurai vs Zombies defense puts players in the shoes of a heroic samurai who has sworn to defend the gates of his sacred village against the oncoming horde of brain-dead attackers. That onslaught just happens to be coming from swarms of zombies who are hungry for some samurai bite. Game graphics are really neat with some really nice visuals thrown in here and there, keeping in mind the Freemium legacy of Glu Mobile.

The controls of the game are the definition of simplicity. Hold to the left of the screen to go left and hold the right for right. Players are blessed with additional power-ups and ability to call in reinforcements that sit on the bottom of the screen and can be commanded with a single touch.

Players are not left to their own fate for defeating the brain-dead junkies. Aside from being armed with a bow and arrow and a powerful sword, players also have full ability to seek help in the form of summonable samurais that will join in their fight. Archers, swordsmen, warriors, and eventually even riflemen and heroes on horseback will come to help.

Overall, the game is full of action, adventure, hack-and-slash, fast-paced gameplay, awesome visuals so-on and so-forth. It is a freemium app and hence the need of integrating in-app purchases was a must for Glu, but interestingly players need not make any in-app purchase to smoothly glide through in-game levels. A very big boon to enjoy this marvel of a game.

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Samurai vs Zombies on App Store
Samurai vs Zombies on Google Play
Glu Mobile on Facebook

How many DOS games have you played in the last year? Most probably none. The gen-x might not be even aware of what the DOS platform actually is, but if you grew up on the system back in the day and want to go back to the good-old gaming days, then we have a something special for you. Iron Seed is your passport for a trip down memory lane.

Developed by Channel 7 and published by Softdisk, the game is certainly a real-time strategy, science fiction, and space adventure.

Players begin this cross-time adventure with a single ship and a chosen crew. The planets are randomly generated and there are numerous ship designs all dressed in a multitude of different play styles. Research, exploration, and diplomacy are some of the highly rated ingredients for success in-game.

The game houses a full blown option for new ships, new upgrades, and also includes ancient artifacts that help the player with reaching their objectives. Combat can be both in the form of random encounters or planned and executed by the player. Iron Seed is a true classic that focuses mainly on strategy and tactical issues.

Overall, its a great game with an infinite re-playable option. Highly recommended to all DOS platform gaming fans.

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Iron Seed on Hotud
Iron Seed on Liberated Games

Time to bring out the darker and evil gaming side hiding in everyone of us as Dark Legends storms the Android platform. The game packs-in fangs, blood, and super speed that will surely satisfy every MMORPG fans' hunger for the ultimate gameplay experience.

Created by Spacetime Studios this developer is marked as one of the top ones on Google Play and MMORPG seems to be their forte. Dark Legends is quite a hit on Google Play by raking in an average rating of 4.6 which is great comapred to the flood of new games by the hour.

To begin the game is packed with enjoyable hack and slash fun, especially during online battles with other players. There is lots of customization available and a huge game to explore. Dark Legends as a game really puts the player in control of a blood-thirsty vampires, on a quest to find the culprit responsible for him/her becoming a vampire.

There is a funny part to the game and that being the vampire in question is a good guy. Yes, you read that right, a good guy. He simply has a bit of a nibble on a human and then sends them on their way with a polite "sorry." The only mission he needs to accomplish is to find out the main culprit who transformed him into a vampire. Quite interesting I say.

The map integrated within the Dark Legends gameplay is made up of numerous campaigns filled with story-based goings-on and the world map shows a string of missions to complete, and the player needs to spend their energy points on wrapping these up one by one (gaining and earning energy points is not a very simple task).

The visuals on this game are a bit of a let down as Spacetime Studios has really not done much to enhance the graphics and certain elements still look outdated from the time of Pocket Legends. Overlooking this, the game has a fun element to it and therefore will keep MMORPG fans smiling for quite some time.

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Developer Website
Dark Legends on Google Play
Dark Legends on Facebook

Coming straight to the point, Falling Balls is a game that really needs to be played to enjoy it to the fullest. Coming to the iOS platform, it will surely provide all users with ample fun time without getting one bored.

Developed by BIT-101, this developer has done a commendable job by integrating the finest architecture structure within such a casual game.

The game is so straightforward that there is nothing to talk about until it has been played. So, what does the player actually need to do? Well, nothing apart from tilting the device from time-to-time depending on the situation and saving the stick model before he is crushed to pulp.

The recent new update has the whole game written in OpenGL for improved performance and response over the previous version, while retaining the same basic game looks and even responses like the original. The user-interface has also received a new shiny look with the inclusion of a new Ninja level as well as a few other advanced levels.

Overall, Falling Balls is a great game and will keep players hooked endlessly without welcoming the boredom factor. A big thumbs-up to the developer and their initiative for bringing such a well integrated game for free on iOS.

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Falling Balls on TotallyGamed

In the past week, we have seen a spur in the rise of casual gaming, but at the end of the day, developers do bow down to the hardcore HD gaming fanatics. Well, so this is it, Overkill. This game is a premium game without any lousy price tags. It is free, yes, once you have played and experienced the game, you would probably whack yourself in order to believe it.

Developed by Craneballs Studios, makers of the highly rated SuperRope, Overkill is a class apart compared to that. It is violent, brutal, tricky, visually appealing, intuitive and with large number of customization options. The game has been around for quite awhile on iOS and finally it makes a landing on Android.

In-game, players take the role of a mercenary, ready to kill everyone who acts as an obstacle in his way. The game is packed with enemies whose difficulty levels range from easy to downright tough. So in the first wave the enemies die with just one shot from a not-so-powerful weapon, but once the tougher enemies appear then even 3 shots from a fully equipped gun do little damage.

There are 5 venues where the missions take place, each venue tougher than the previous. Also, each venue has a set of 20 different waves that get harder on the player with the progress. If you are successful in clearing out all the 20 waves, then the game throws up a 'Hell Wave' which in my books is 'one crazy level'.

Overkill scores the extra brownie points thanks to the guns available in-game. Every shooter will drool over the arsenal available, the war machines range from M4, MP7, HK 417, and the P90 to name a few. The buck does not stop here, as players have the full option to customize these babies to their hearts content. The guns are unlocked as you attain higher levels. Each gun can be equipped with better advancements, add-ons, scope, barrels, cartridge, and frontmouth.

Being a free game, Overkill also supports itself via in-app purchases, but here they are not forced. I could cross the first mission after equipping my gun fully without any in-app purchases whatsoever. To unlock heavy-duty guns, OM Medals are required and some of them can be acquired for free by just completing offers.

Overall, Overkill is a killer game with true HD graphics and a great gameplay system. Finally it is time for Android users to go on an 'Overkill'.

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Overkill on Facebook

Miss going to the carnival and playing those standard carnie games? Well, here's your chance to bring the fun wherever you are or simply satisfy your nostalgia for the old times.

Can Knockdown is the electronic version of those throw-a-ball-on-a-stack-of-bottles carnival game that you might remember playing as a kid.

The game is created by Infinite Games. The company is no newbie to the world of portable gaming, having released several games in different platforms like Symbian, PPC, Palm, and even N-Gage. For their iPhone and iPad game titles, the list includes Sky Force and Sky Force Reloaded, iQuarium, Sailboat Championship and among others.

Playing Can Knockdown is just as easy as you remember it. All you have to do is flick the ball and send it flying down a stack of cans at the edge of the screen. It's simple and fun yet highly addictive gaming.

The levels start off easy with just three cans. As you progress, the number of cans increase and the stacks get a bit complicated. Of course, you get several shots at your disposal (five to be exact) so don't worry if you don't get all of the cans at first throw. The better your aim though the more points you get hence, it's always good to polish those throwing skills.

Since it's an iPad game, it does take liberties in adding a few special and unique touches to the traditional game. For instance, there are exploding cans that will help you topple down the stack much faster when you hit it. Other times you can get an extra ball if you hit a particular can. To add to the challenge, there is a set time wherein you have to knock down all the cans.

Can Knockdown might feature a simple gameplay but it's highly entertaining. Even though the game might not be something you'll play for hours and hours in one sitting, it's definitely a great diversion to have for those little pockets of time where you find yourself not doing anything.

Related Links:
Can Knockdown on iTunes
Can Knockdown on DroidGamers
Can Knockdown on Me and My Droid
Infinite Dreams Official Website

Ultima 4 is the fourth in the Ultima RPG franchisee. It won numerous applauds for its shift in gameplay compared to the existing Ultima series and with a much better, concrete story-line. Initially released in 1985 for the Apple II, the developers worked and made the game available on more than 12 platforms as the time went by.

Developed and published by Origin Systems, the game was ranked at No.2 by Computer Gaming World in 1996 on their 'Best Games of all time' list. Even the game's designer, Richard Garriott considers this to be his personal favorite.

Ultima IV picks up from where the previous three Ultima titles left. Players are put in the city of Britannia, which is under the rule of the British. Instead of going out to finish an evil force, players are required to focus on the development of a more virtuous life and become more of a spiritual leader, setting an example for the people of Britannia.

The game follows the protagonist's struggle to understand and practice the Eight Virtues, that is, 1. Honesty, 2. Compassion, 3. Valor, 4. Justice, 5. Honor, 6. Sacrifice, 7. Spirituality and 8. Humility. Once the eight virtues are understood well by the character, collecting all the needed artifacts and entering the dungeon called Stygian Abyss, the player gains access to the Codex of Ultimate Wisdom, thus becoming an Avatar.

Moreover, players also have the option to interact with non-playing characters from time-to-time. Unlike previous versions, where the NPCs just gave a one-lined canned answer, in Ultima IV the interaction not only is vast, but players can also choose the topic of conversation for appropriate and accurate answers.

Overall, the Ultima IV is a great game and will hook players to their PCs for a long time with the varied gameplay and missions available. There are various versions available for specific platforms, so make sure you are downloading the correct file.

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All race game lovers, it is time to rev-up the machines and burn the rubber on your Android device with Road Warrior. This game is one of the meanest and most extreme racing games of its kind; almost giving birth to a whole new genre.

Created by Top Free apps and Games, the developer has made a breakthrough with Road Warrior, in more than just a big way. The game is truly amazing in every sense.

Road Warrior is a complete mash-up between shooting and a racing game, making this one a hybrid of sorts. Players can race all while simultaneously having the ability to shoot down their opponent or dodging the attacks from competitors. This game truly scores high on the fun factor and as well as on the intuitiveness.

As the game progresses, players earn respect and power and go on to race the bosses. On defeating the bosses, players get to own and race with their highly tuned and powerful cars. That is really a slick and sweet gift for any racer with a thrist to win and dominate.

Players get extra bonus' and coins with perfect stunts and flips performed. Moreover, the fleet of cars available is truly amazing with the availability of massive monster trucks, sophisticated saloons and GT racing cars. Its a racer's heaven. There are also multiple tracks available; some tracks even have a hidden path or shortcut within them.

The cars in-game can be highly customized and players can add various guns and add-ons using the in-built car builder. The game controls are very precise and the physics are also very well done. Moreover, the game sports real racing parameters such as engine power, racing drag, suspension stiffness and many more technicalities. HD game fans will love this game for the gorgeous graphics it has to offer.

Overall, a great game with high premium features for free. Road Warrior will cater heavily to the hardcore gaming segment and will keep everyone very happy for a long time to come.

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Road Warrior on Google Play

Pull up your socks gamer, for it is time to hit the battlefield with all power. Warzone 2100 is the game to be played, if the hunger for war rages inside out with every passing moment.

Developed by Pumpkin Studios and published byEidos, this game is worth the time invested in total gameplay. It was originally released as a commercial offering for Windows PC and Playstation in 1999, but on December 6, 2004, the source code and most of the data was published under the GNU (General Public License). This made all gamers around the globe very, very happy.

The game puts players in the midst of the 21st Century, when almost the entire civilization has been wiped out due to nuclear strikes. Most of the survivors encountered are organized in groups in order to fight-for-survival with all their might; among them one group called themselves "The Project". The Project is formed by people who have undertaken the job of rebuilding their civilization using pre-war technology.

Coming to the most important aspect and that being Gameplay, Warzone 2100 is very fluid and has a very nice touch to it on the whole (using the iViS 3D graphics engine developed by Sam Kerbeck of Eidos Interactive Ltd. ).The game world is mapped by a grid, vehicles tilt to meet hilly terrain, gun projectiles can be realistically blocked by steep mountains. The camera is free-moving and can zoom in and out, rotate, and pan up or down while navigating the battlefield, making the whole gameplay feel great and easy to navigate.

The game is one of the best open-source games available in the gaming scene now. Coming from a developer like Eidos, Warzone 2100 certainly lives up their gaming poweress and action hungry gamers will really not find reasons to complain. Making it a GNU release, the game is now playable on Windows PC, Mac and Linux.

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Official Website
Warzone 2100 on Facebook

Temple Run makes a swift landing on the iOS platform and will surely be a treat to all the adventure freaks. It is a typical treasure hunting game with its own fair-share of obstacles and difficulties thrown in the way.

Developed by Imangi Studios, these developers have quite a neat kitty as far as iOS games are concerned. Players who have played their earlier titles will certainly not be disappointed with the game.

The controls of the game are as simple as 1-2-3, so it is just a simple swipe and tilt controls that weave the entire magic in the game. The surroundings are very well etched and visually appealing, this adds up the brownie points that this game deserves. The game features numerous crazy power-ups and offers a plethora of options to level up the character, as per the players choice.

The developers claim to have incorporated an original 3D running mechanism, involving turning, jumping, sliding and tilting that is first of its kind in a game. I did not notice a big change, but nevertheless the game feels very responsive and at par with some of the high-end HD titles up for offer.

The game gives the player an option to play as 7 different characters, including Zack Wonder, the football star and Francisco Montoya, the conquistador searching for the fountain of youth. Temple Run syncs with Game Center and provides some very cool compare features with friends.

Overall, Temple Run is for the hardcore casual gamer, who really does not bother much about the resolution, graphics, game engine used and the works. Its for the gamer who wants mindless fun without breaking a sweat.

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Temple Run on Google Play
Temple Run on Facebook