10 Games That CHANGE When You Replay AFTER Finishing

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You stand at a fork in the road, holding nothing but your spell book. Your mind is dazed from the immensity of recent events: from nowhere, you, a lowly novice enchanter, were summoned into the presence of the august Circle of Enchanters, and charged with an almost impossible task: to enter the domain of the powerful warlock Krill, and destroy him. As the dawn sun rises over the land, you draw a deep breath, choose your path, and trudge off along a dusty road.

 Risk fans rejoice! Your favourite board game is now available for use against one, two or even three computer opponents. You no longer have to scrounge around at odd hours of the night hoping someone will take your challenge.

Delta Squadron (DS) is a strategic space war simulation. You, as the Legion Alliance Squadron Commander, must direct up to 34 small one or two seat fighters down a long trench and destroy the Satellites Main Power Induction Inverter. This will result in the destruction of their station (Does this sound familiar to you?)

Dreadnoughts provide an excellent opportunity for the player to attempt to perform better than the historical commander of the Bismarck. Like its companion game, Under Southern Skies, the solitaire version of the game has a strategic display which portrays the historical situation. The player attempts to elude the famous “Swordfish Squadron” and disrupt as much of the Allied shipping as possible.

Bungie/Microsoft’s Legendary Edition of the popular Halo: Reach is not for your casual gamer. To many, Halo is just a game. For almost a decade, it has been a wonderful way to kick back and spend a couple hours shooting up enemies and helping Master Chief make his way through the science fiction epic.

Yes, by the time this article is published, the game will already be available to the masses. However, I just want you all to know that the Hardened Edition of Call of Duty Black Ops for PS3 and Xbox 360 are available at this moment. Read more to find out where to get it.

Having dispatched a Mig 21 over Syrian territory with a Short-Ranged Attack Missile (SRAM), I continue flying toward my primary target – Syrian Air Command Headquarters. Radar picks up four surface-to-air missiles (SAMS), and two enemy aircraft on an intercept course. Arming a medium ranged missile (MRM), I fire at the first aircraft.

Conquering Worlds is a space war game with both strategic and arcade action. As the Supreme Commander of your civilization you must conquer and capture planets from the enemy(s) civilization(s). There are two types of games that you can pick from; you can either choose to defeat all of your opponents or to conquer all of the planets.

Computer Facts In Five (CFIF) is the computer version of Facts in Five, Avalon Hill’s popular game of knowledge and quick thinking. With rules very similar to its board/card game counter part, CFIF is faster moving, more demanding, and vastly more versatile. The basic concept and function of the game is quite simple.

Strategy guides are often suspicious by the fact that it’s obvious the writer has never played the game in his life. The author of Shokz guide is the world No.2…

Colonial Conquest (CC) brings back the period of conquest which swept the world, leaving few areas of the globe not controlled directly or indirectly by the major powers of the 19th Century. And, as one of the major powers (England, France, Germany, Russia, the United States, or Japan) it will be your duty to “civilize” as many of these backward (read as pre-industrial) countries as possible, while using your military force and diplomatic guile to limit your opponents from doing the same. Divided into eight regions, the world contains over 120 territories for you to uplift (read as grab)…

COMPETITION KARATE (CK) is the first computer treatment which I have seen of any part of the world of Martial Arts or combative. It was therefore a pleasant surprise to discover that Ed Badasov, the game’s creator, had done a very fine job of capturing the feel of competition karate. Not only is the actual competition aspect of the game very realistic, with its nice graphics and sound effects, but you are also given a world in which your CK fighter lives.