MyGaming’s free game roundup (27 Sept – 01 Oct)

28 September 2010

Snakes of Avalonplay game

Snakes of Avalon

Snakes of Avalon is a point-and-click adventure and a pretty dark comedy. Players step into the shoes of a drunk man at a bar whom finds himself trying to prevent a murder from taking place. Be prepared to think outside of the box for about 90 minutes of point-and-click pleasure.

Graveyard Graveyard Revolutionplay game

Graveyard Graveyard Revolution

Have you ever wanted to play a beat matching game to an Irish folk soundtrack whilst your protagonist dances on strangers graves? Well, thanks to Terry Cavanagh of VVVVVV fame, now you can. Graveyard Graveyard Revolution is apparently a mashup of Tale of Tales’ The Graveyard and Dance Dance Revolution. Good for a laugh and surprisingly addictive.

Give Up Robot 2play game

Give up Robot 2

Give Up Robot 2 is an action platformer which will require quite a bit of skill and patience to master – true to the golden age of platform games in the 80’s, it’s brutally unforgiving. Fortunately, unlimited lives soften the sting of frequent death. There are a number of elements that conjure memories from classic and modern titles. Players will mostly be using their grappling hook to navigate increasingly challenging obstacles as they strive to clear a room, collecting coins along the way. The visuals are pretty psychedelic so have cotton wool handy to dab bleeding eye sockets.

Elements: The Gameplay game

Elements The Game

Elements is a free online fantasy card game that Magic the Gathering fans should feel right at home with. Players embody an elemental – a spirit composed of an element. Elements are the fundamental building blocks of nature and express skills (unique to each element) that can be used in duels against another elemental. It’s worth creating an account in order to carry over card deck upgrades from game to game.

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