Highly Compressed Wings Of War PC Game
Wings Of War | PC Game | Genre: Combat Sims | {479MB}
High-speed combat, high intensity action, and high-flying heroes rule the skies in Wings of War. All of the deadly drama and intense aerial duels of WWI will blast the PC as history's greatest flying aces take to the air. As rookie pilot Benjamin, you must prove your mettle against kings of the skies, and choose your destiny. Earn medals and ranks as you fight for your country under the service of your commanders. Seek fortune and glory as you take on side quests. The choice is up to you! The sky's the limit as you blaze a path to glory on Wings of War.
It is a historical setting and combat between realistic-looking period aircraft, about the only thing Wings of War has in common with a hardcore flight sim is that they both feature objects suspended in the air. At its default settings, the game's flight model is arcadelike and wildly forgiving (though you can tweak the controls to make them significantly more realistic, resulting in a game that's more difficult and more rewarding). It's almost impossible to stall the planes, you can bounce them off of obstacles with relative impunity, and, for the most part, they turn less like actual aircraft and more like the light cycles in Tron. They're also equipped with some distinctly non-period gear such as radar, shields, and missiles. On top of all this, the landscape is dotted with pickups that impart standard gamey bonuses like health and speed boosts. It's enough to give cranky flight sim fans a massive, collective stroke, but it's a solid foundation for a decent action game.
This simplified flight model would have benefited from mouse control. As it is, however, only keyboard and joystick controls are supported. The mouse can be used, but only to look around in cockpit view.
The game's campaign takes place across 12 huge levels, each one requiring at least an hour to complete. Rather than tell any sort of story, each level is simply a series of 20 or so vaguely connected tasks. Generally, they're doled out linearly, with your next task being assigned immediately upon completion of the current one. However, there are usually five or six optional bonus challenges that can be attempted at various points throughout each level. The variety of mission types is impressive: there's straight dogfighting, bombing runs, escort jobs, one-on-one duels, timed races, and even reconnaissance missions during which you'll snap pictures of ground targets. You'll also occasionally mount the rear gunner's position while a computer-controlled pilot flies the plane.
The tasks within a level are strung together with virtually no downtime between them, and except for the occasional timed or escort mission, you're generally free to take as long as you like to complete them. This gives you time to break off from the main fighting and scour the countryside looking for power-ups, which are either hidden inside destroyable objects, such as buildings and zeppelins, or placed inside open-ended hangars through which you need to fly. Not every enemy plane is part of a mission goal, either, and you'll often try to down a few in direct combat simply to keep them from harassing you during the mission. This open-ended structure leads to some pretty thrilling moments of risk versus reward as you fly defensively with a few planes on your tail, searching for a health or shield power-up that'll give you a better chance of finishing a particular task.
Once you've finished the campaign, there's also an instant action mode in which you can set up deathmatch or team deathmatch games with up to 29 other planes across a variety of terrain types, seasons, and times of day.
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RIP Quiz Time 5 PC Game
Quiz Time 5 | PC Game | Genre: Simulator | {68MB}
Which European country doesn't have its own stamps? How many kilometers are in a geographic mile? What's the name of the drummer for the Stones? Child's play, you say? We've got 3,500 more questions for you! Are you up to the challenge? Battle it out alone or with friends through three exciting levels of play to crack the jackpot! With the Editor feature, you become the quizmaster and can insert new questions. A talking host lends a true TV game show feeling and three different lifelines help you if youre stumped!
Features:
* Over 3,500 questions in 20 selectable categories
* Editor feature allows you to create your own questions for your favorite categories
* Up to four players
* Save your games!
* Editor feature – create your own questions
* A TV studio-like atmosphere
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180 Best Animations for PC / Mobile | Genre: Animation | {17MB}
GamesNdHacks presents you the newest bigger and brighter animations Catch the eyes of the audience with motion, communicate the message with moving pictures, outshine you competitors with outstanding presentations – now it‘s all possible with high-quality entertaining animations.180 animations will add the magic motion to your presentations and set the mood.With 180 animated pictures you will be unique and memorable.
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Highly Compressed 18 Wheels of Steel Extreme Trucker 2 PC Game
18 Wheels of Steel Extreme Trucker 2 | Genre: Driving Simulation | {730MB}
The wheel of 18 Wheels of Steel Extreme Trucker! Throw your weight around – drive over 25 different rigs and deliver over 30 types of loads.Your Life is on the Line – Drive terrains that don’t forgive your mistakes – do the job well or you might die trying. Achieve the unachievable by delivering your loads on time. These beasts don’t drive themselves – From subtropical to subzero environments, manage your fuel and maintain your truck in peak condition. Try the latest truck simulation game in the reputable 18 Wheels of Steel series, experience the challenges in the life of an Extreme Trucker.
Feel the Power, Live the Dream! Take your show on the road. Drive your rig to make it big and build your business. Money talks - when you're in charge, get the drivers to do their job while you count your cash. You're not only a trucker, you're a tycoon.
* Hazards are everywhere! Travel across 5 hair-raising locations including ice roads, steep mountains and thin rainforest roads. Battle through: Montana, Bolivia, Northern Terr., Australia, & Bangladesh
* The tough get going! Deliver your extreme loads by the deadline to help your bottom line.
* Balls to the Wall! Risk it all by carrying maximum/minimum loads, oversized loads, high risk cargo and more!
Minimum system requirements:
Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7
2.2 GHz CPU
1 GB RAM (2+ recommended on Vista)
1 GB HD Space
256 MB graphics accelerator (GeForce FX or better class, ATI 9600 class)
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Highly Compressed Open Kart PC Game
Open Kart | PC Game | Genre: Racing | {322MB}
Talk to a professional racecar driver, and chances are he'll tell you he got his start in a go-kart. Not the three-horsepower retooled lawn mower you'll find in an amusement park, mind you, but a lighting-quick ground-hugging racing kart. Curiously, PC racing game developers have largely ignored karting, instead focusing on the rarified environments of Formula 1 or NASCAR. One of the very few companies to even offer a kart-based game is Montreal's Microids, which has just released Open Kart, a promising and feature-packed racing game that regrettably suffers from unsophisticated physics, limited difficulty, and potential instability.
If you're a veteran PC racer, Open Kart is one of those games you'll really want to like and will undoubtedly enjoy for a few hours. Open Kart is a big and outwardly impressive game. When you first boot the program, you'll immediately be struck by the quality of the opening animation, the slick look of the interfaces, and the depth and intuitiveness of the menu screens. A battery of graphic, audio, and control options is available to tailor the game to the speed of your computer and your preferred style of driving, and a massive variety of racing modes seems ready to cater to virtually every skill level. Career mode grants entrance into an entire world of racing, wherein you'll purchase and sell parts, experience the intricacies of the garage, and learn how to modify your aggression in accordance with the current balance of your bank account. Arcade mode allows you to instantly and randomly compete on one or any combination of the game's tracks without first submitting to the setup and general maintenance complexities of a full career. Time attack mode places you alone on the track, where your only company is the faithfully recorded ghost image of your last lap. Multiplayer lets you race with other friends or foes, although it does not offer a split-screen option for single computer play or a dedicated server for Internet competition, and thus is quite restrictive.
The game's level of difficulty is preset and unalterable, thereby forcing you to contend with the same quality of artificial intelligence and physics from beginning to end. An even bigger problem lies in the way Microids designed its driving model. They'll glide instantly across the track with just a touch of the joystick, yet exhibit wheel spin only when pushed beyond all reasonable limits. Drifting your rear tires through a sharp turn seems more like a gravity-defying maneuver than a planned loss of adhesion, braking is strangely free of lockups and skids, and spinouts occur only when a fellow competitor tags you hard on the rear corner.
Yet although the ride is simplistic and clearly leans toward arcade rather than simulation, it is not necessarily unpleasant. In fact, your miniature racer won't fail to dazzle you with its snappy acceleration, rocketing top speeds, and agile cornering. The game features such advanced factors as high-speed slipstreaming and rewards those who adopt authentic cornering trajectories and early braking techniques. The inclusion of "carb blocking" is particularly impressive, where drivers temporarily impede the carburetor's air intake during the deceleration phase in order to achieve a short performance boost down the next straightaway. As players will soon see, the AI drivers do it all the time.
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Highly Compressed World War II Combat PC Game
World War II Combat | Genre: First Person Shooter | {242MB}
World War II Combat: Iwo Jima, The single-player campaign takes you through the conquest of Iwo Jima by placing you in historical battles. Each level is introduced through the reading of a letter while real footage that looks like it came straight from the History Channel plays next to the text. As an introduction to the upcoming stage, this works fairly well. Unfortunately, the scenes of war do nothing but give you false hope about what you're in for once the level loads.
Each mission starts you with a KBAR, .45 Colt pistol, some form of rifle and either grenades or a rocket launcher. You can't change weapon sets during a level - what you're given to start is what you get, though one level did sport a flamethrower that could be picked up and used. Some of the rifles work better than others, but since you don't have anyone else in your squadron backing you up you'll find that you very often don't have the right gun for the job. Walking in with a short range machine gun and finding a gun turret constantly laying down suppressing fire is far from fun. Neither is the fact that none of the stationary heavy machine guns can be used by the player. It's difficult to aim most of the weapons accurately, especially at long distances which are the only safe way to do it. The enemies don't suffer this problem. Rather, their shots will register as hits seemingly at random - they can even shoot you with their gun aimed up in the sky or before they have made it entirely around a corner.
The enemy A.I. is atrocious, but that doesn't make the game easy. Since there isn't any possibility of regaining health once you've lost it, any damage you take is a real set back. With no way of obtaining intelligence aside from your sometimes-present scope and an intense fog that limits both the draw distance and your planning skills, you'll find that you are constantly being surprised by the next group of enemies. You'll probably kill them, but they'll get a shot in themselves, draining you slowly to the point of having to restart or die repeatedly. It's frustrating and requires you to play through the same stretches of a level over and over before you learn exactly where you should move to engage the next set of enemies or dodge incoming fire.
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