Community Hub. Inspired by The Iliad and brought to life through the award-winning strategy game series, A Total War Saga: TROY brings a blend of grand, turn-based empire management and spectacular real-time battles to the heart of the Trojan War. Recent Reviews:. All Reviews:. Popular user-defined tags for this product:.
Is this game relevant to you? Sign In or Open in Steam. Languages :. English and 12 more. View Steam Achievements Includes 69 Steam Achievements. Franchise: Total War. Share Embed. Add to Cart. Add all DLC to Cart. See All. View Community Hub. About This Game In this legendary age, heroes walk the earth.
In an act that shocks the world, audacious Paris, prince of Troy, elopes with the beautiful queen of Sparta. As they sail away, King Menelaus curses her name. He vows to bring his wife home — whatever the cost. Fight to save or conquer the kingdom of Troy as one of eight iconic heroes, including the infamous warrior Achilles, noble protector Hector, wayward prince Paris and vengeful king Menelaus.
Lead an army across the fabled lands of the Aegean, recruit special units inspired by creatures of Greek myth, and charge into battle against ferocious foes. Build your empire through strategy, statecraft, diplomacy and all-out war, as you conquer this vast and striking recreation of the Bronze Age Mediterranean.
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Fighters were the one genre that I had seen very little if anything done in Flash, yet now you can relive those arcade glory days by playing Street Fighter with your friends, on your computer. Julien Philippe has created a version that allows you to play single player against There is also a level editor with which you can create your own levels and save them for others to play. The interface is slick and simple, and yet looks more like an application program running than code in a browser window.
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This special Flash edition isn't quite the whole experience, but you should be able to at least get a taste of what the original was like. Duck Hunt. Written in Flash by Johnny Slack, an interactive multimedia technology student at Purdue, this version of Duck Hunt uses the mouse for aiming and shooting. It looks, acts and sounds just like the original though it offers only one mode of play. The objective of Blockdude is to move the little dude to the exit door by picking up and moving blocks to solve each level.
This game is actually a remake of an old TI game originally written by Brandon Sterner. While on the subject of Pacman, several months ago there was a posting on Slashdot games about a Japanese programmer who re-created Pacman entirely in an Excel spreadsheet.
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Arguably the single game that injected the most excitement into arcade video games during their infancy. Original game: copyright Namco, ; this version hand-coded in Flash by Paul Neave.
Hot Rocks. Very authentic classic gameplay with a serious modern soundtrack that just Shawn did an excellent job designing the sound for the game, as it contains a mix of classic Asteroids samples and some phat rocking beats. Lately, I've been wanting to play a game, called Mastermind, that I used to play a lot when I was in high school, but couldn't find a decent version of it anywhere online.
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