Play the game that takes you under the surface of arcade-style gaming and into the roots of fun. Tipping the hat to old favorites such as Dig Dug and Boulder Dash, Motherload incorporates a modern interface, fast-paced gameplay, and an in-depth storyline. Search the substrata of Mars for the Motherload — a fabled cache of rare and valuable minerals.

The first 3 levels can be a bit slow, but once the cash and the enemies start rolling in… so will the casualties! This game is all about defending your base from an invasion of green soldiers!

Tanks is the best game out there. Prove that you and you alone are the best tank pilot by blowing your opposition to smithereens. Play against AI opponents of varying difficulty, or challenge your friends to a duel of Tanks. Take turns launching hunks of explosive metal into the air, smiling as they come crashing down on your opponent, obliterating terrain or the enemy tank itself. But you'll have to make sure you have the angle just right, or the only thing you'll be feeling — rather than a sense of victory — is embarrassment. Succeed and you'll earn money to spend on upgrading your tank or buying additional items between matches.

The 3rd game of the GROW series. Click panels in your selected order — items grow with each turn and affect each other as they evolve. Complete the puzzle when every panel reaches its max level. The trick is thinking about the clicking order.

Tower-defense — hold the line against waves of attackers, earning cash to buy upgrades between waves.

Making money in a corporation like McDonald's is not easy! Behind every burger there is a complex process you need to master: from pastures to the slaughterhouse, from restaurants to branding. A satirical management game that surfaces the dirty secrets behind one of the biggest companies in the world.

The Vectoids are on the move. Can you stop them? A vector-graphics tower defense — place towers along the path, upgrade them between waves, and watch the neon Vectoids try to break through.

After finishing Animator vs. Animation II, I received a message on Newgrounds from a high-school freshman named Charles Yeh who wanted to help me make a game version of the animation. For a 14-year-old he had everything down. We worked on a game together — I made all the art, animation, and assets, and he programmed everything in ActionScript. It's quite a challenging game to play, but there are many fun features that should keep you entertained! This is the "Special Edition" with Survival Mode, where the Stick Figure occasionally blows fire and duplicates itself. Start with "Play Original" and the tutorials, then move up to the missions and survival mode.

Click the panels in the correct order to make the items grow with each turn. The fourth game in the GROW series, this time on an island setting — same click-the-panels-in-the-right-order puzzle structure as Grow Cube, but with a wider canvas and more interlocking elements.

Take control of 16 different units and 15 different turrets to defend your base and destroy your enemy. Start at the cavern men's age, then evolve! There is a total of 5 ages, each with its units and turrets.

Build a self-sustaining settlement that survives nightly waves of mutants. Balance energy production from oil, coal, solar, wind, and biofuel — each with its own pollution and reliability tradeoffs — while researching upgrades, recycling waste, and defending your population.

Storm the House 3 is a Shooter game developed by Ivory. It is the sequel to Storm the House 2 where you shoot down waves of enemies trying to destroy your base. The player has to defend the base on the right side of the map from the enemies on the left side of the map. Each wave takes the course of one day. At the end of each day, the player may repair the house, upgrade their walls, purchase more gunmen, and more. All game modes have four difficulties, "EASY", "NORMAL", "HARD", and "WHY GOD!?".

Lead the British or German army through the trenches of Europe in this First World War strategy game. Use infantry, armor and fire support to take control of the ground or bombard your foes into submission. Two campaigns (British and German) plus a Custom Battle mode that lets you set up skirmishes the way you want.

Delicious, profitable, stinky oil! Let's get stupid rich, huh? Trash the environment, bribe the politicians and squish the little peoples. Don't feel rich enough? Then Drill, Baby, Drill!

Ready for some unfair brutality? Experience World War 2 as a squad leader in an extensively random war game. MNB2 is all about testing your decision-making ability and your capacity to adapt in a scenario where no punches are pulled. Complete freedom over how you set up your defence — 42+ options across soldiers, weapons, buildings, and airstrikes.

Manage your minions, defend your base, and conquer this puny planet ONCE AND FOR ALL! Press SPACE to lock the camera view; use the in-game Help button (and the question marks in each room) for guidance. Voice talents include TomaMoto, Egoraptor, Tom Fulp, Afro-Ninja, and the Mastermind himself.

A notoriously difficult parody of Super Mario Bros. where every block, enemy, and pipe might be a trap. Originally released as Syobon Action by chiku in 2007; this is the Chinese 终极版 ("Ultimate Edition") rehosting that spread widely on Chinese Flash portals.

Invade and Build to conquer Japan! Unleash death to become the Emperor of Japan! Hire soldiers, and build laboratories and military bases on conquered lands to strengthen your army. Select a prefecture (region) and click Save twice. Hire soldiers by clicking a unit type in the left sidebar then your prefecture; move armies by dragging across them and clicking the arrows that appear. Build labs to unlock new soldier types and strategy. During combat, drag the "hold" tab sideways to position your army, then click it to unleash death (the tab switches to "will"); click "Finish Turn" when out of options. Use the minimap to navigate the main map (drag the white box); the bar next to it controls zoom. — From ZigZaGame Inc.: "This game has been launched in Japanese before. We are a group of Japanese game creators. One of us is the person who made the original Japanese game. We have all rights to the game. We absolutely did not jack the game."