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Starcom	Apr. 27, 2018 Rating: 4 Nothing like coming back to a web game almost a decade later and realizing it's still just as fun as it was in middle school.
Crush The Castle 2	Nov. 12, 2016 Rating: 2 @Kasic: They're all possible. The one you're talking about is very easy. Just hit that big upright beam near the top; it'll fall over and hit the springboard like a Rube Goldberg machine.
Crush the Castle	Nov. 09, 2016 Rating: 10 "Great shot, sir! You've killed everyone except the king! I'll take a couple guys to dig him out and stab him-" "No! We finish this WITH ROCKS!"
Spellstone	May. 29, 2016 Rating: 2 So is there any consistent way to earn upgrade dust? Or should I assume there's just a pay-to-win button I'm not noticing?
Swords and Souls	Oct. 29, 2015 Rating: 1 Did anyone else notice you're using guided arrows? You can shoot at one side of the screen, jerk your mouse over to the other side, and the arrow will follow. With tech like that why do you even need to practice? Developer response from SoulGame Well, the arrow is "guided" as long as it is notched in your bow sure, but once it's fired it no longer follow you (hopefully) :p edit \| delete
My Pet Protector 2	Oct. 19, 2015 Rating: 6 Why the heck do enemy mages waste time with 18 damage spells if their melee attacks never miss and do 35 damage?
Battle Sails	Oct. 17, 2015 Rating: 426 This is the beginning of a really great game- almost like a naval Risk, with more complexity- but it needs a lot of fine-tuning before it gets there. The random events, for example (storms/pirates) don't add much. They just happen and make you lose ships, which is more annoying than depth-adding. Likewise the treasure hunting; it's not much more than an occasional bit of extra gold, since they don't appear often and they're not very challenging to solve. The diplomacy is pretty simplistic; I had Spain make peace with and declare war on me in the span of one turn, for no apparent reason. The combat AI isn't great either, with AIs sending single-sloop 'fleets' against ports defended by five ships and a fortress. Aside from that, the game is pretty bare-bones, but I know it can be really awesome if there's more things to do and better mechanics.
Raze 3	Dec. 14, 2014 Rating: 1 I have to say I really like the vaguely retro-looking loading screen art.
Rebuild 2	Jan. 30, 2014 Rating: 0 I like how you can max out your people's stats in all fields. So you could take tkettle's advice, but do it with five Renaissance Men instead of five specialists.
My Pet Protector	Dec. 21, 2013 Rating: 0 How is boredom stressful?
FlashTrek: Broken Mirror	Dec. 18, 2013 Rating: -6 Five minutes of playing and I'm trapped on Denmark with no antimatter. And to think I used to play this almost nonstop...
Feudalism III	Nov. 09, 2013 Rating: -1 Great game! But I do kinda miss being able to have an infinitely large army, like in the first one.
FlashTrek: Broken Mirror	Oct. 20, 2013 Rating: 0 There's someone making a sequel right now actually, you can see their progress or try to help out at brokenmirror3.blogspot.com.
N (Official Web Version)	May. 17, 2013 Rating: 1 It's about time this addictive little guy came to Kongregate. :)
Starcom	Apr. 14, 2013 Rating: 3 HAVOC systems activate automatically. If you look close you can see them firing on nearby fighters and missiles.
Battalion: Ghosts	Dec. 30, 2011 Rating: 4 @sonicstorm: But Major Mayjor's dumb enough not to realize he shouldn't be taking orders from a lieutenant.
Castaway 2	Jun. 22, 2011 Rating: 0 What can you do with Treated Leather and Solid Scale?
Moby Dick - The Video Game	Jun. 20, 2011 Rating: 2 shrug I got it. Just keep plugging away at it. You don't always have to risk your life going for the ships, remember.
Crush the Castle	Mar. 25, 2011 Rating: 1812 It seems to me that a competent general would bring more than five rocks to a siege...
Viricide	Mar. 14, 2011 Rating: 1 Holy cow. The ending makes you want to cry.

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