Strife is a free browser-based game where players pit their teams against each other in battles for glory. It is a fan-made creation based off of the StarCraft franchise.

Gameplay

The idea behind the game was inspired behind the famous MyBrute.com, but takes a different approach. Players can swap in and out units of a team, upgrade an individual units’ equipment, and even manage multiple teams. These teams can be composed of units from any race in the SC franchise. For example, you could pit a team of zerglings against a 2 unit team of a marine and a zealot. The best part is the game only requires 5-10 minutes a day to play at the very least, though the more dedicated players will spend maybe double or triple that.

Free Farm Game is a browser based game, that means you do not have to download it or install it to start playing. This game is turn based and a new turn happens every 24 hours. At the top of the screen you can see the minutes left before the new turn. The change of turn happens at a fixed time at 3am GMT everyday. So in other words you will have farm work everyday! Just like real farmers, you will have to take care of your livestock, manage your crops and if you are good enough you will be able to make your own cheese, wine, ham and many more farm products.

Deaths Dungeon is a great RPG based game where you have the chance to rule the great dungeons, start as a level one and fight your way to the top, making friends and defeating enemies. You have the chance to run your own clan if you can afford it, also with a friendly and helpful staff team who are happy to help.

NeverLand Online,a 2D flash browser-based MMORPG, is uniquely imbued with Chinese mysterious cultures and eastern gaming elements. No download and No installation required. Players will find themselves landing in a wonderful and Magical world where players play a role to unveil the mystery of the origins of ancient scrolls. Meanwhile, Players also act as a virtue cultivating elder who is committed to searching for the scroll to save the world of unrest.

Khan Wars is a browser based strategy game developed by XS Software. Recently upgraded to Khan Wars 2.0, many updates have been added to the game, as well as a general revamp of the overall gameplay (which can all be viewed in the help section on their website). Heavily based on medieval history with elements of fantasy, this MMO attracts many. It introduces the Middle Ages of Europe setting, where you may choose from one of nine nations to build up in order to lead them to victory. The nine nations are as follows: the Bulgarians, the Franks, the Germans, the Goths, the Byzantine, the Brittan, the Arabs, the Lithuanians, and the Russians. Each nation has its own infantry, buildings, and offer different gameplay experiences to a certain extent. The variety is a huge plus for a strategy game with so many players playing simultaneously (you’ll end up having to surpass thousands if you dedicate yourself to this game!).

You begin playing the game by creating a hero (registering) and then choosing a race from one of the nine nations. You are then transported to your kingdom, and you are prompted to create a few buildings to aid you in collecting resources. You will have to wait a while for your building queue to finish until you are able to build more things, this also applies to combat. This tactical gameplay is basically the jist of the game, though you will always bump in to larger and more complex challenges the more you play.

The hero aspect of the game allows you to customize your avatar and build up his skills with skill points you receive based on your experience in game. This allows you to build up an even stronger army and defeat your opponents much more easily, but beware of their own hero!

Khan Wars is also a comprehensive social unit. With a friends list, many statistics, guilds, and more, this strategy game really relies on player cooperation. These features will also often relieve you of boredom whilst waiting for your in game quests to end (its like one huge chat room)!

Graphics and Sound

With a strictly 2D atmosphere, I have to admit Khan Wars did a great job. The concept art is very appropriate, and the user interface is very simple and very smoothly done. There are no sounds as far as I’ve experienced, though, but that can easily be replaced by your own media library any day.

Personal Recommendation

Firstly, if you do not enjoy strategy/tactical games, do not even think of playing this game—it will bore you silly. However, if you are somewhat interested in this type of MMO, it is a great one to try. The concept is simple with loads of hours of gameplay, and the game was done right. There are hundreds of new players every day, so be sure to join forces with others to spice things up! One major downfall I discovered was their VIP status, though, as you have to pay to have a certain advantage over others. On the other hand, they did not overdo it and everyone is given VIP status for their first few days in the game to try it out. Nonetheless, even if strategy games highly bore me, I was really impressed with this browser based game. Happy Gaming!

Pros
- Browser based
- Simple and entertaining
- Great concept art and user interface

Cons
- Vip status
- Not much content

Evony is a massively multiplayer online real time strategy game (MMORTS). It is highly popular because it is a persistent world. The landscape does not change each game or each time you log in, but rather you control your fledgling kingdom and direct its affairs. Your subjects will continue building, gathering, researching and laboring even while you are away. You may complete quests, attack barbarians or rival players, form alliances, achieve rank and title and expand your kingdom. Raise your Prestige and vanquish your foes. Your destiny is in your hands.

AdventureQuest (also referred to by its website name BattleOn or abbreviated to AQ) is an online single-player RPG developed by Artix Entertainment in 2002. It was released on October 15 of that year. It is written in Adobe Flash, and features animation. The game follows the adventures of a character tied with the town of Battleon (the player) as he or she explores the game world while engaging in combat with various enemies. As of September 5, 2009, aq.battleon.com, the game’s hosting website, and www.battleon.com, the game’s homepage, have an Alexa rating of 1,818.

AdventureQuest and all related games are set within the world of Lore, formerly a tongue-in-cheek reference to the game’s original title, Lands of Rising Evil, which has since been explained to refer to Lorithia, a name of the goddess of creation in the game’s storyline. In June 2004, the number of AdventureQuest players had reached one million. By June 2005, the game had 5 million users, which increased to 40.3 million by September 2007. As of June 18, 2009, Battleon.com currently holds a database of more than 65 million users.

Guardianship, a measure introduced on February 23, 2003, to manage the costs of running the game, added a one-time fee-based character upgrade service. Ownership of the game transferred to the newly-formed Artix Entertainment in 2004, and a server population cap was added for non-Guardian players in May of that year. In October 2006, Artix Entertainment introduced a “special group” in which a player could log on at anytime, but could only get to level 50. Around June 23, 2009, Captain Rhubarb decided to dissolve this special group. On the forums, Captain Rhubarb said: “Due to changes being made for WarpForce, and the various exploits possible in AQ to get XP outside monster battles, I decided to dissolve that special group system.” As AdventureQuest grew, Artix Entertainment added new methods to pay for in-game content, such as X – Guardianship in October 2005 and purchasable Z-Tokens in June 2006, and released other related games, such as DragonFable (July 26, 2005), MechQuest (October 11, 2007), ArchKnight (now integrated into DragonFable) and ZardWars. In May 2008, AdventureQuest Worlds, a massively multiplayer game related to AdventureQuest, was created.

1100AD – new free massive online multiplayer medieval strategy game. Control your land, cause horror on enemies, feel yourself as a mighty king!

Play Anywhere. The game does not require installation or system resources, play it anywhere from any browser!

Build Cities. Construct an ideal medieval settlement over an unoccupied land, matching your wishes. But do not forget the fortifications!

Conquer and Defend. Fully tactically control your troops in a real-time combat in the city. Act aggressively or join with other players for better protection!

Advance Heroes. Hire leaders and heroes, make them lead your armies and advance their skills. Powerful hero is a half of your army!

Trade or Robber. Exchange resources with other players in order to speed up your kingdom development, or just rob the enemies with your soldiers!

Based on classic strategy game concepts pioneered in legendary PC strategy titles, Heroes of Gaia puts you in the shoes of one of four warring factions (Humans, Elves, Orcs or the Undead), where you will build castles, recruit mighty heroes, quest for magical items, summon up devastating armies and rampage across the land battling against players and NPCs alike in thrilling strategic combat to dominate the kingdom of Gaia.

The game is free to play and browser-based which means no heavy client to download or install and no subscription fees – ever. Play Heroes of Gaia now; register and start playing in less than one minute!