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Mad Machines

The competitive multiplayer online game will debut on Discord’s new storefront later this year. The competitive browser game Mad Machines sounds a lot like hockey—if hockey was played by “panzer-plated robot gladiators” using a giant, magnetic ball made of spikes instead of a slab of frozen rubber. Developed by Danish studio Hero Blocks, it features 3v3 action with a heavy emphasis on teamwork, and no small amount of bloodlust. (Yup, that’s hockey.) Three models of gladiator will be playable in Mad Machines—the quick, agile Chopper, the massive, hard-hitting Viking, and the balanced, adaptable Ship—each of them protected by armor that can be damaged or destroyed during matches. As the individual armor plates fall off, the “puny stickman”…

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Battle for the Galaxy

Battle for the Galaxy The concept of the online game is very similar with many other strategy browser games. You will need resources to build your base and create your units. You need to make upgrades of your resource building and create a good defense strategy to defend your base. There is a short tutorial of the game and it will help you about understand buildings and resources of the game. There will be also an information on attacks. You will need to find out weak sides of enemy bases and you will need to place your army. There are three ways to collect resources in the game. 1-) You can collect them from resource…

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Stalker Online

Stalker Online, the Exclusion Zone MMO, is finally here! The Soviet-style online shooter game was announced, again, on the begging of 2020.   Like its great single-player predecessor, Stalker Online will be set in a desolate landscape littered with anomalies, mutants, and Soviet-era installations and ruins, but this time around there will be other human players to deal with too, rather than just janky NPCs. Players will gain experience and develop skills, join factions, customize and upgrade weapons, and then use them to shoot at each other. Hey, it’s a tough neighborhood. The game is third-person rather than an FPS—a little less immersive, which is a strike against it, but a more standard perspective for…