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Age of Castles System Requirements
- OS: Windows 95, 98, ME, XP, 2000
- Processor: Pentium 450MHz
- RAM Memory: 32 MB
- Video Card: 4 MB
- Sound Card
- DirectX 7 compatible graphics card
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Welcome to Age of Castles! Start a brand new castle outside of the town and follow one simple rule…grow! Keep growing more and more people until finally you rule the entire land!
Winning the game is simple: Convert as many people as you can! 1 billion people conquers the realm!
Map of the Realm
You start your colony in the Human Town. With every level you go up, you can move your castle to the next location. Moving your castle to a new location will cost you mana and a little bit of gold.
Each location in the realm is unique, giving you different challenges and rewards. Explore and discover what places are best for you!
Ye Olde Magik Shoppe
Go to the Ye Olde Magik Shoppe to buy magic items! With every level you go up, new items will become available. Purchasing items at the Shoppe will cost you mana so spend wisely! There are dozens of magic items you can buy!
Tales of the Quest
Go to the Tales of the Quest Screen to get the low-down on your kingdom! You can see how many daily bonuses you receive and also check out your colony’s battle record. Click on the arrow buttons to see all of the different enemies you’ve encountered!
Events
Everyday your kingdom can have up to 4 events. Good events are things like finding gold or maybe even some mana! Bad Events are things like "Your treasury is robbed by thieves!" or "Your magicians accidentally turn some men into pigs.". Battle Events happen when you encounter an enemy like Dragons, and Tip events happen when The Wise Wizard gives you some gameplay wisdom!
Different events can happen depending on your location, size of your castle and much more! You’ll have to play a whole lot to see all of the events!
File Size: 10MB
Winning the game is simple: Convert as many people as you can! 1 billion people conquers the realm!
Map of the Realm
You start your colony in the Human Town. With every level you go up, you can move your castle to the next location. Moving your castle to a new location will cost you mana and a little bit of gold.
Each location in the realm is unique, giving you different challenges and rewards. Explore and discover what places are best for you!
Ye Olde Magik Shoppe
Go to the Ye Olde Magik Shoppe to buy magic items! With every level you go up, new items will become available. Purchasing items at the Shoppe will cost you mana so spend wisely! There are dozens of magic items you can buy!
Tales of the Quest
Go to the Tales of the Quest Screen to get the low-down on your kingdom! You can see how many daily bonuses you receive and also check out your colony’s battle record. Click on the arrow buttons to see all of the different enemies you’ve encountered!
Events
Everyday your kingdom can have up to 4 events. Good events are things like finding gold or maybe even some mana! Bad Events are things like "Your treasury is robbed by thieves!" or "Your magicians accidentally turn some men into pigs.". Battle Events happen when you encounter an enemy like Dragons, and Tip events happen when The Wise Wizard gives you some gameplay wisdom!
Different events can happen depending on your location, size of your castle and much more! You’ll have to play a whole lot to see all of the events!
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Master of Defense System Requirements
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 27 MB
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Tower defense is a subgenre of real-time strategy video games. The goal of tower defense games is to try to stop enemies from crossing a map by building traps to slow them down and towers which shoot at them as they pass. Enemies and towers usually have varied abilities, costs, and upgrade prices. When an enemy is defeated, the player earns money or points, which are used to buy or upgrade towers, or upgrade the number of money or points that are earned, or even upgrade the rate at which they upgrade.
The choice and positioning of the personal towers is the essential strategy of the game. Many games, such as Flash Element Tower Defense, feature enemies that run through a "maze", which allows the player to strategically place towers for optimal effectiveness.
However, some versions of the genre force the user to create the maze out of their own towers, such as Desktop Tower Defense.
Some versions are a hybrid of these two types, with preset paths that can be modified to some extent by tower placement, or towers that can be modified by path placement.
File Size: 36.38 MB
The choice and positioning of the personal towers is the essential strategy of the game. Many games, such as Flash Element Tower Defense, feature enemies that run through a "maze", which allows the player to strategically place towers for optimal effectiveness.
However, some versions of the genre force the user to create the maze out of their own towers, such as Desktop Tower Defense.
Some versions are a hybrid of these two types, with preset paths that can be modified to some extent by tower placement, or towers that can be modified by path placement.
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Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun System Requirements
- CPU Type: Pentium
- CPU Speed: 133 MHz
- RAM Required: 32 MB
- Hard Disk Space: 200 MB
- Graphics Type: SVGA
- Graphics Resolution: Multiple Resolutions
- Color Depth: High Color
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Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun is a real-time strategy video game developed by Westwood Studios and released in 1999. The main storyline follows the second major war between the Global Defense Initiative of the United Nations, and the global terrorist organization known as the Brotherhood of Nod. The story takes place in 2030, 30 years after the GDI had won the first major war in Command & Conquer.
As of February 12, 2010, Electronic Arts licensed Tiberian Sun and its expansion pack Firestorm as freeware.
Tiberian Sun features three factions, each with its unique strengths and tactics; the Global Defense Initiative (GDI), the Brotherhood of Nod (Nod), and The Forgotten (non-playable, neutral faction of mutated humans who have been physically and mentally affected by the Tiberium toxins). The storyline follows the continuing struggle between the GDI and Nod, the latter of which is ready to launch a new set of surprise sneak attacks in a desperate attempt to wipe the Global Defense Initiative off the face of the Earth.
The gameplay has similar principles to Tiberian Dawn but with newer and upgraded units and structures plus three new types of tiberium that can be harvested. Tiberian Sun relies heavily on science fiction technologies, and introduces a new isometric game engine featuring varying level terrain to give the impression of a true 3D environment. Dynamic lighting allows for day/night cycles and special effects, such as ion storms. Maps feature cityscapes where units could hide or battle in urban combat. Some buildings and armored units are rendered with voxels, although infantry is still rendered as sprites.
During the campaign, different routes can be chosen, some of which can lead to optional missions that may affect the difficulty of the main mission, or supply the player with additional units and technologies. Tiberian Sun is the last game of the series to offer the split-route feature.
As of February 12, 2010, Electronic Arts licensed Tiberian Sun and its expansion pack Firestorm as freeware.
Tiberian Sun features three factions, each with its unique strengths and tactics; the Global Defense Initiative (GDI), the Brotherhood of Nod (Nod), and The Forgotten (non-playable, neutral faction of mutated humans who have been physically and mentally affected by the Tiberium toxins). The storyline follows the continuing struggle between the GDI and Nod, the latter of which is ready to launch a new set of surprise sneak attacks in a desperate attempt to wipe the Global Defense Initiative off the face of the Earth.
The gameplay has similar principles to Tiberian Dawn but with newer and upgraded units and structures plus three new types of tiberium that can be harvested. Tiberian Sun relies heavily on science fiction technologies, and introduces a new isometric game engine featuring varying level terrain to give the impression of a true 3D environment. Dynamic lighting allows for day/night cycles and special effects, such as ion storms. Maps feature cityscapes where units could hide or battle in urban combat. Some buildings and armored units are rendered with voxels, although infantry is still rendered as sprites.
During the campaign, different routes can be chosen, some of which can lead to optional missions that may affect the difficulty of the main mission, or supply the player with additional units and technologies. Tiberian Sun is the last game of the series to offer the split-route feature.
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File Size: 33 MB
