Tribal Wars
Tribal Wars Tribal Wars is a traditional RTS game that sees you build up a tiny village and make it into a huge empire. The in-game tutorial starts off almost immediately when your guide tells you that you need to some resources to let your village flourish. The most monotonous task to ever do in RTS-style games is collecting resources. It can become the single most time-consuming thing to do in all of gaming. Thankfully, Tribal Wars notices how unpopular this feature is and resources can be collected even when you're not playing the game. This allows the game to be a little more fun than many other RTS games on the market today. When you have collected the required amount of resources, you can finally get to construct the buildings needed to recruit soldiers and troops for your growing army. There are other players making their own armies if you click on the world map. This is where you can choose to befriend them, or become their enemies. The interactivity that is input into Tribal Wars is great. It's beneficial for you if you choose to make some friends in this game as they can help you out if needed. Players can not only send resources to other players, but they can also send troops to help support them if they're being attacked. All beginners need not to worry if an experienced player wants to come out and defeat you. This is because Tribal Wars has a feature called the "Beginner Protection". The feature allows beginners to have a set amount of time to familiarize themselves with the game and hopefully build enough troops to defend themselves if needed. A problem that may deter some players is that you can lose your village if another player chooses to conquer it. You may be thinking all that hard work has gone to waste. Although it can be a pain to start over, Tribal Wars allows you to get a new village in another area of the map. It gives you a second chance and there's always the option to ask surrounding players for help so you can rebuild your village much more quickly. One thing that is quite boring about Tribal Wars is that you don't actually get to see any battles. Everything is simulated so you won't get the opportunity to witness your troops fighting in action with all their weapons in hand. Not only that but it takes a long time for your troops to reach their destination. If you choose to send troops to fight another player's village on the other side of the map, it will take them about an hour to get there...If you're the type of gamer that loves to see spontaneous action, Tribal Wars may not be the type of game for you to play. Still, you get a cool looking image on your inbox to see if you've won or not. An interesting aspect in the game is that the game changes from night and day depending on the time you login and play it. If you're playing the game in the afternoon, it's sunny while at night it's pitch black. Day and night cycles are common in games like Grand Theft Auto, I have never seen this feature implemented in a RTS game before. One disadvantage to Tribal Wars is that paid members are likely to always have the advantage over non-paying gamers. They're likely to have access to more beneficial features such as the ability to construct buildings more quickly. This in turn, will allow them to create more soldiers which mean bad news for any other players out there. That's why it's important to make a few allies in Tribal Wars as you're certainly going to need it if you want to succeed. Tribal Wars is a typical RTS game that is unlikely to appeal to gamers who are not fans of the well-known genre. If you're a fan of RTS games in general, there's hours of fun to be had in Tribal Wars. Tribal Wars is a medieval strategy game played right on your web browser. Every player controls a small village, striving for power and glory. Players start with a single village and must built it into a powerful city by gathering resources and constructing new buildings. But be careful, Tribal Wars has open PvP so be sure to train soldiers to defend your realm and dont be afraid to raid your neighbors.

Prince of War 2
23 years after Prince of War, the new sequel starts in the midst of civil unrest in the nation of Veidar. The duchy of Valis is rising against the kingdom with Duke Dunkeld leading the enemy armies. However, behind the enemy lines lurks something dark and more evil the before.Note: move with arrow keys, attack with Spacebar ,heal your wounds with Shift\r\n\r\nBuy Units (Mouse/Num).

Fureyes Base Defense
Fureyes Base Defense-defend your base from the evil Fureye monster armies that are trying to destroy your base. Cast spells, build and upgrade towers or traps and create special mixtures to hold off the enemies. You can only place towers on the tower spots. Use YOUR MOUSE to control the game. Click a tower to see its options, you can repair or upgrade towers. Click spells in the spells window to cast them.

Little stars for little wars
Little stars for little wars Great strategy game. Capture, fight, defend, domination over races...

Naviage
Naviage Naviage is a RTS game that is available online. Although Naviage is not the usual RTS game that most gamers have become accustomed to. This is mainly because of the games setting. Most RTS games are set in the Middle Ages where you have to construct cities and your army is full of swords and shields. Its refreshing to note that Naviage is set in the high seas as you battle pirates on battleships. Fans of the recent Pirates of the Caribbean movies are sure to enjoy seeing some of the action seen in Naviage. Before you start Naviage, there are the usual pre-game etiquettes of choosing your on-screen avatar. You cannot alter the actual appearance of your main character but you there are multiple choices of male and female characters for you to choose from. One of the best things about playing Naviage is the excellent background music that is used throughout the entire game. Some soothing and relaxing piano music can be heard at the very beginning of the video game when you are choosing your main character. The music then changes to some dramatic Hollywood-style orchestra when you are attacked by some pirates. Its obvious that the developer for Naviage has seen the famous Pirates of the Caribbean films as the music is similar in capturing the somber mood of pirates attacking innocent people. Naviage starts off in dramatic fashion and is one of the more exciting tutorials ever assembled from a free-to-play video game. As aforementioned, you and your fleet are attacked by pirates the moment you start playing Naviage. Although combat in this game is fully automated (as in you cannot control the ships and their cannons manually), you do have chance to witness the battleships out on the sea trying to kill each other. The animations in the game are great as you actually see the cannons firing off the ships exploding the other ships. The battles are also in full audio so you are never playing this game in utter silence like it is in some other browser-based free-to-play video games. Once you defeat the initial pirate onslaught, you are then able to customize your own fleet and explore the high seas from around the world. You initially have only one port where you can create you fleet of ships. As you progress further into the game, you are able to explore the world and able to obtain a second port for you to construct a bigger fleet for yourself. Naviage opens up once you have played the game for a few hours and have enough ships to explore the rest of the world. There are other players occupying other ports in the game you have a choice if you want to befriend or make enemies with your fellow Naviage players. Naviage is one of the more unique free-to-play video games I have played in the last couple of months. I like the way that the game is set in the 16th century and that its based on naval warfare. I feel the Middle Ages is used too many times that it gets boring. The battle sequences are great to witness and the music is even better to listen to. Definitely make sure to check out Naviage the next time you are on your computer.

Fujitsu Defender
Fujitsu Defender-Tower defense game based on leveling your tower. Lots of towers, enemies, achievements and upgrades.Balanced game with very wide range of game strategies.

Kingdom Rush
Kingdom Rush The kingdom is under attack and you are a general of the Kings forces! Defend your realm against hordes of orcs, trolls, evil wizards and other nasty fiends, armed with a mighty arsenal of warriors and mages of your own! Lead your army across the lands and fight off enemies in this awesome tower defense game! Fight on forests, mountains, and wastelands. Upgrade your towers with special powers, rain fire upon your enemies, summon additional troops, recruit elves warriors and face legendary monsters. Earn up to 51 achievements and much more in this epic fantasy defense game by Ironhide Game Studio. Instructions: Use your mouse and left click to make selections.

Antique Empire
Antique Empire Antiquity. A time full of history and tales.Warriors tried to change the world for their purposes.Fights, tournaments, battles, 53 nations on a huge map of the antiquity. Weapons and armor, horses, your village adventure, glory, power and intrigues. Antique Empire offers you unlimited possibilities in a world of battle. Antique Empire is a rpg game mixed with a big share of strategy.

Super Energy Apocalypse
Defend the central base of operations in super energy apocalypse from the waves of green alien attacks. Upgrade your defenses as and when possible. Your mission is to blow the crap out of mutant aliens.

Frontline Defense
Place battle treated soldiers in key strategic tower locations as you prepare to take out incoming waves of enemy combatants. Use your every for survival. Notes: use mouse for selecting and placing units, use 1-0 number keys to quickly select purchasable towers and C is for canceling a purchase.

Castle Wars 2
Waited for so long, the sequel to Castle Wars . It is a turn-based strategic card game where your goal is to crush down your enemy castle or be the first to build a 100 storey castle. You use cards to build, defend, attack or gain resources. Each card is an action that you want to do costs resources, and so to win you have to choose your actions with care.Played with mouse click.

Rise of the Castle
Rise of the Castle Kingdom is under attack through centuries by all kinds of invaders, and this time abounded castle is the only thing left to be detached by the enemies. Take over the control,build up your castle to ever greater heights, with solid walls and great army structure defenders, save your nation using castle cannon. Note: Use just your mouse to aim, left click mouse button to shoot. Destroying enemies you earn gold which you can spend on upgrades and castle repairs. You can also upgrade your castle and buy support cannons.

Myth Wars
Myth Wars In a one new war strategy game, you will be offered to take a side, choose Dark Age or Medieval Age time and attack enemy castles by land, sea or air with your well trained war units set strategy missions like full defend full attack, defend or attack. Instructions: left mouse button use it for fast scroll actions, clicking the unit, you will spawn in battle.

Warhammer Online Age of Reckoning
Warhammer Online Age of Reckoning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warhammer_Online