This walkthrough is for Wallace and Grommit invention suspension>

Inverse Dodge is a fun game where you must dodge various shapes and objects from hitting your pentagon. However, its a little harder than that because your controls are reversed, meaning up is down, down is up, right is left, and left is right. You must train your brain to think backwards to be good at this game because you’ll end up going in the wrong direction if you don’t. Although you don’t have any weapons by default, you can pick up the bomb power-up which gives you 3 bombs to drop. Dropped bombs stay on the board until an enemy runs into them.

The bombs can blow up more than one enemy at once, but only if they catch multiple enemies in the explosion. Because of this, you should target the bombs when several enemies are rushing at you. They are especially good for the triangle and orange circle enemies because these kind of enemies come rushing at you. The slow power-up is also critical for doing well in this game as shapes move very fast in the later stages of the game. The life power-up, unlike most others, disappears after a certain amount of time so be sure to grab it as soon as it comes out. Follow these tips and you should be able to get a high score.

This walkthrough is for the adventure game Nevermore 3.

Iron Serpent is one of the tougher tower defense games to come out lately. Unfortunately even though it has four different attack types and 4 different enemies, the variety is bland and there are no enemies with special abilities like flying or splitting. Its actually pretty hard to beat a level without letting any enemies get through. You will need to upgrade towers alot to do this. The earth tower is a hard-hitting tower but slow while the fire tower is weaker but much faster. I had the most trouble with earth and fire enemies because those waves always overlapped each other.

I usually upgrade Earth and Fire towers faster than the other towers. Because the enemies are extremely tough to kill(and you can’t really see how many HP they have left or how strong your towers in terms of attack are), its kind of annoying on the last few waves toward the end because you kind of have to guess. On the last 2-3 waves, sell off the towers you don’t need and concentrate everything on upgrading your remaining towers. Towers that aren’t suited for taking out the remaining waves should be sold and the money needs to be used for the remaining towers that are good for taking out those specific kinds of enemies. I found this was the only way to beat the game.

This walkthrough is for carthage level 4 and 7 of Call of Atlantis.

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Monkey King is a fun game thats taken from the Chinese novel “Journey to the west”. In this game, you play the part of Sun Wukong and you must protect the Monk from bandits. You have two ways to do this. You can either swing your staff or use the magic boom spell once the spirit bottle is full. Waiting to fill the spirit bottle will get you more points. In this game, getting a high score usually means drawing wide arcs and taking out multiple enemies with a swing rather than killing one enemy per swing.

The staff hits everything in its path so drawing full circles is not a bad idea if you can do it in time. Its a pretty simple game and practice is the best way to get good at it. Mostly it depends on being able to draw lines around enemies quick enough and being able to see which arcs can most efficiently kill bad guys. Despite its simplicity, its still a good game to kill a bit of time.

Solar is a fun game where you control a sun-like star and must wander through the cosmos and use your gravity to pick up as many stray planets and asteroids as possible. Use the arrows or WASD to move and space to zoom in and zoom out. One thing that you’ll notice quickly is that your sun can only attract planets and the planets can attract asteroids(rocks). Your star can’t directly attract rocks(or at least I haven’t been able to do this). You will also lose your gravitational pull if objects run into the planets or asteroids that are within your system while you move in space.

This aspect of the game makes it kind of an avoider game as well. However, if two objects that are already in your orbit collide, you will lose gravitational hold over both of them for the moment. For this reason, it is best to travel slowly in space after you’ve picked up a few objects. I don’t think you can really control the speed in which objects revolve around you but I’ve noticed that they revolve around you faster if you are moving faster while picking them up. Fast revolving planets are not good, you want slow revolving ones since they are more controllable. The distance you pick them up at also has an effect on this. The gravitational mechanics of this game are hard to learn and even harder to master which makes for an interesting challenge. Even though the lack of control you have over the gravitational forces is a pain at times, its still a good game for a challenge.

Pwong is a fun game of pong except you are playing with multiple balls at the same time against the AI. This game is very challenging and engaging to play. Gameplay starts with one ball but soon extra balls are fired. Even on easy, this game is fairly challenging as the enemy AI paddle can zip from one location to the next to catch the multiple ballls. The best way to beat the AI is with powerups, because without them, the AI will most likely beat you. My main complaint about this game is the blur which made it hard to see sometimes.

Since you control everything with the mouse, alot of the time, I did lose control because the cursor zipped off the flash screen which made me lose points. If you can get the mouse mouse control and zip easily from one side to the other, you should be pretty good at this game. Another issue I had was that often I moved too far one way or the other and its pretty easy to lose points that way. Despite all these things, this game was interesting and engaging to play.

This video walkthrough is for the strategy turn-based game Hex Empire. You can skip the first part while he;s bringing the game up

This video walkthrough is for the platformer Don’t look back