Showing posts with label Featured Browser Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Featured Browser Games. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Browser Game: Facebook Wild Ones

Remember the good old days of Gunbound or Worms?
Imagine if cute little animals like pandas, monkeys, dogs and rabbits used rockets and grenades to wage wars against each other. Imagine no more.

Presenting Facebook WildOnes


What is Wild Ones?
For a short description: it is a turn based live action multiplayer action shooting game where trajectory and aim plays a big role in beating all the other animals into submission.

This game was developed by PlayDom and has an easy learning curve.
You can go practice your aim at the Practice Room or fight other players worldwide using the Multiplayer option. Wild Ones also offers weapons, items and a lot of other stuff to improve your inner wild one.

Try it out: http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=101628414658

Note:
No animals were harmed during the making of this Facebook app.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Browser Game: Facebook MafiaWars

Wanna know what's the latest craze here at the Atchucan HQ?

Clue:
It's one of the most addicting Facebook application these days.

Stumped?
It's Facebook's Mafia Wars!



Mafiawars is a browser game by Zynga and is played by thousands of Facebook users around the world.

You start out as a simple mobster who's trying to build up a name and a mafia family. By doing jobs, you can start your rise to the top of the game and make all the other mobsters cringe at the sound of your name.

So you're the warfreak type?

Don't worry. You can fight other families to help you change from being just a street thug to becoming the neighborhood's Mafia boss. In addition to that, you can also start buying legit businesses and properties to fuel your illegal activities.

And of course, what's a gangster without weapons and rides?
Arm your mafia with high powered guns and let your enemies say hello to your little friend.

Best thing about this web browser game?
You make decisions on how you live your mobster life.

Little announcement from the Godfather:
The Italian Atchucan Mafia is now recruiting fellow Facebook mobsters to their fold. Just enter "ATCHUCAN" on the Facebook search page to add the Atchucan Facebook account. We will be giving tips on how to improve your Facebook Mafiawars strategy too.

"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Browser Game: The Reincarnation

The Reincarnation (slash ArchMage slash War of The Mages) is a text-browser game that uses the turn based system. In this game, you play as one of the mages in war havocked land called Terra.

To start things off, the first thing you do is to register an account at their site. This step reincarnates a certain mage into the battlefield that you get to control.
You can choose among 5 types of magic specialty namely:

Ascendant
Eradicaton
Phantasm
Verdancy
Nether

And every 5 minutes or so (depending on the server you joined), you earn a turn. You can use these turns to: explore lands, build structures for your country, attacked other countries and research more powerful magic.

As you grow to become more powerful and climb up the rankings, other mages might start attacking your country to capture your lands, pillage your economy, KILL your mage (which takes you out of the game forcing you to reincarnate a new account)
or simply just for the heck of it.

To counter this, you have to erect fortresses, recruit units and summon creatures to beef up your defenses. Richer mages can take part in the bidding for powerful units called Heroes in the Black Market.

A season's length depends on the decisions that the highest ranked mages make.
If 5 different type of mages successfully cast Armageddon, this signals the last days of the season and all hell breas lose as players become desperate to be part of the HALL OF FAME.

I played a decent Red (Eradicaton)
Summoning all those Red Dragons was sure a lot of fun!

Reincarnate your own mage at:
http://www.the-reincarnation.com

Atchucan notes: The last time I played this game was back in 2002. There have been some changes but the basic concepts have remained intact.