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20 Best Sega Saturn Games of All Time
Sega Saturn was a misunderstood machine, whose exceptional handling of the two dimensions was underestimated at the time when the polygons were beginning to be the kings of the mambo. Welcome to space, welcome to the sixth planet of the solar system, welcome … To the 20 best Sega Saturn games!
The war was bloody and so intense that it divided the planet into two camps. After long years of conflict in the streets, homes, and playgrounds, the end of the struggle began to glimpse on the horizon. A thick layer of smoke, which impeded vision, covered the battlefield. But little by little it was clearing and revealed a unique and clear winner: Super Nintendo was crowned as the best-selling console of the era of 16 bits, winning the game to Sega and it’s no less powerful Mega Drive.
But the end of the war brought with it a new hope: the fifth generation had just been born and with it the opportunity of the Japanese company to recover the lost ground. Although two failed experiments were required, Mega-CD and 32X, so that the company decided to make the leap to 32 bits (with the consequent millionaire losses and, more importantly, loss of user confidence). A jump of such magnitude, that in 1995 the Earth collided with the sixth planet of the Solar System: Sega Saturn had just been born.
And they tell the gossips that his birth was not without problems: after knowing the machinery that Sony prepared to enter combat, Sega ‘supposedly’ increased the number of processors that Saturn had two. The decision that would undoubtedly regret, since this, together with the console working with quadrilaterals (being the standard triangles) made it the worst nightmare of the programmers, very similar to what happened in the last generation with PlayStation 3.
This severely damaged the public image of the system, to the point that there was a mistaken belief that it was not capable of moving three-dimensional environments. But nothing could be further from reality: Saturn was capable of that and much more, although its main virtue lay in an exceptional handling of the two dimensions that many consoles of later generations already wanted. What’s more, it has recreational ports that earned the qualification of pixel-perfect: exact recreations of the original arcade game.
But to say that Saturn only lived on both dimensions would be a terrible deception: he proved capable of authentic graphic virgueries, although, unfortunately, only in the hands of certainly chosen studios capable of dealing with their complicated architecture. To show a button: Shenmue, the first game of the acclaimed trilogy? devised by the genius Yu Suzuki, it was an original title of Sega Saturn. In this video you can appreciate the spectacular look he wore (eye to the facial animations):
The quality they came to achieve is commendable, more typical of the 128-bit era. Although we all know that in the end, the adventures of Ryo Hazuki moved to Dreamcast, Saturn’s successor and last domestic video console that gave birth to the company of the blue hedgehog … But that’s a story for another day.
And in spite of everything, Saturn did not manage to sell what was expected, with the North American and European territories dominated by the PlayStation fever and, to a lesser extent, by Nintendo 64. Not even Segata Sanshiro himself, the hero of Sega, was able to avoid losses of almost 268 million dollars for the company. Luckily, for the memory, there are 20 games that fell deep in our hearts and that even today make us exclaim with pride: live Sega Saturn and the mother who bore her!
The Best Sega Saturn Games
1. Panzer Dragoon and Panzer Dragoon II Zwei
– Company: Team Andromeda
– Year: 1995 and 1996
We open with the saga most remembered by Saturn users: Panzer Dragoon. The first delivery was one of the launch games of the console, hence for all the initial contact with the machine was unforgettable: we were flying at full speed on the back of a damn dragon! But it was Panzer Dragoon II Zwei, second installment and story prequel, which managed to rise to stardom: the graphics section improved significantly, with really spectacular lighting effects. Also this time we not only limited ourselves to flying in one direction but at certain levels we could choose the route to follow and our dragon was able to descend from the skies to undertake races by land. As if this were not enough, depending on the performance in the phases the creature mutated, acquiring new look and abilities. After the delivery of Xbox the saga fell into oblivion, but luckily its creator has made Khaleesi and has given life to the dragons with the promising Crimson Dragon, spiritual successor and exclusive title of Xbox One.
2. Virtua Fighter 2
– Company: Sega AM2
– Year: 1996
The exit of Virtua Fighter 2 in arcade machines marked a milestone. Yu Suzuki, the genius behind the saga, left us speechless with a title ready to revolutionize everything seen until then. And what if he got it: it meant for the fighting games in 3D what Street Fighter II for 2D, so you can imagine the kind of material we have in hand. It had a graphics section of scandal, incomparable to anything that had been seen so far, with animations so achieved (thanks to the capture of movements) that little was missing for the punches and kicks to leave the screen. This was joined by a refresh rate of 60 FPS, which made the action enjoy a smoothness without equal. The version of Saturn, despite not being as spectacular as the arcade, was a real prodigy (especially if we take into account the complexity of the machine) and became the best-selling game in the system. One of the best games in history, period.
3. NiGHTS into Dreams
– Company: Sonic Team
– Year: 1996
As incomprehensible as it sounds, there was not a single Sonic game in the entire Sega Saturn games catalog that captured the essence of the wonderful Mega Drive titles. Luckily, and thanks to the good work of the same Sonic Team, we enjoyed NiGHTS into Dreams … an adventure that smells like hedgehog everywhere. It is a platform game set in dream worlds in which we control the androgynous Nights, a dreamlike entity that has the ability to fly. Thanks to this skill, the classical displacement of platforms in two dimensions with 3D environments is combined in a masterly way, a real joy to go. A sequel was released for Wii, entitled NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams that went through the market without pain or glory. And as a curiosity, there was a version with only two levels and the Christmas theme that gained great popularity because they gave it to the video game magazines of the time, what time those!
4. Sega Rally Championship
– Company: Sega AM3
– Year: 1996
Considered by many to be the best driving game in history (with permission from Gran Turismo ), what is undeniable is that Sega Rally Championship is one of the most devilishly fun racing arcades that has ever entered any console. At our disposal we have a Toyota Celica, a Lancia Delta and a Lancia Stratos with which to compete on three different levels represented as desert, forest and mountain, each with characteristics of the area that will put us in more than one predicament, such as irregularities in the terrain that will make our vehicle go through the air or puddles of mud that we will do well to avoid if we do not want to skid uncontrollably. But if something is really notorious Sega Rally Championship is to have the most motivating end of the game screen in history.
5. Guardian Heroes
– Company: Treasure
– Year: 1996
After living their own golden age in the arcade and 16-bit desktop consoles, the beat ’em up (yo-contra-el-barrio) entered a period of scarcity, both qualitative and quantitative, that lasts to this day. But before the decline began, Saturn received one of the greats of the genre, a game whose fun is comparable to the pain of our thumbs after a session, and which oozes classic flavor on all four sides. We talked about how it could not be otherwise Guardian Heroes , the legendary title developed by Treasure (the same that gave us Gunstar Heroes in Mega Drive ) that very much in line with the Dungeons & Dragons of recreational machines offered us multiple paths that led to drastic changes within history, RPG elements, five characters from which to choose very different from each other and a collection of combos and magic more typical of a fighting game. To all this we must add a spectacular graphics section, taking advantage of the good work of Saturn with the sprites, planting on the screen hordes of enemies without disheveled. The game also featured a sequel to Game Boy Advance that went largely unnoticed and a remastered HD version of XBLA exclusive.
6. Deep Fear
– Company: ISCO
– Year: 1998
Resident Evil was crowned as the king of terror on PlayStation, and although it also had a more than the worthy version for Saturn, at the end of the life of the console came a game ready to make him shade. And when we say “final” it is literally, because Deep Fear was the last title that was commercialized for the system throughout Europe. It is a survival horror that takes its influences clearly from the saga devised by Shinji Mikami, but that adds a good number of elements that make it unique: to start the game takes place in an underwater station; This means that sometimes the supply of oxygen is limited, offering really tense moments in which we face at the same time grotesque monsters and the chronometer. On the other hand, the control is quite affordable and allows to shoot at the same time we move our character (suck that Resident Evil !). Despite the fact that no sequel was made, a horror game called Cold Fear was launched on PlayStation 2, which, apart from the name, shared the aquatic ambiance with it. And you know what they say: in the ocean, no one can hear your screams …
7. Shining Force III
– Company: Camelot Software Planning
– Year: 1998
The case of the third chapter of the Shining saga is quite peculiar: the game is composed of three volumes, called Scenario 1, 2 and 3 respectively, but unfortunately, we only get to see the first one, being the rest exclusive of the country of the Rising Sun. Thus, we are left without knowing the authentic end of Synbios history and company. But that does not throw you back! It is a magnificent title that perfectly adapts the famous skirmishes of the deliveries of Mega Drive to the three dimensions. In this way, we find a game system similar to that seen in the Fire Emblem saga, with turn-based battles in which the strategy and the tactical role prevail. Special mention to the soundtrack orchestrated by Motoi Sakuraba, composer of great JRPG franchises like Valkyrie Profile or Golden Sun, among others.
8. Sonic R
– Company: Traveler’s Tales
– Year: 1997
Hand in hand with Traveler’s Tales, currently famous for being in charge of adapting the Lego universe to a video game format, came to Saturn which is probably the only title in the catalog that honors the reputation of the blue hedgehog. And it was that this was the closest we got to a 3-D Sonic game in the 32 bits, something the fans expected as May water and never received. Here the best-known characters in the series compete for the first place in Mario Kart races, with the difference that emphasis is placed on jumps and rings. By the way, there is a creepypasta(horror stories that have their origin in the network) quite popular in relation to one of the unlockable characters of the game, Tails Doll, which we have preferred not to talk about so as not to hurt the sensibility and because it brings bad fario. But if you happen to look for information about it, we recommend that you do it with the lights on and the doors closed, just in case.
9. Dragon Force
– Company: J-Force
– Year: 1997
A moment ago we praised the ability of Saturn to show a lot of pixels at the same time, and if there is a title that exceptionally reflects that quality, that is Dragon Force : up to 200 sprites come together on the screen, along with explosions and spells , without the machine showing any symptoms of slowing down, quite a feat. And is that this game with the name of the heavy metal group is an SRPG ( Strategy Role Playing Game ), in which unlike Shining Force and Fire Emblem, the strategy acquires a greater weight. In the role of one of the eight leaders of the continent, each with very different plot motivations, we command multitudinous armies in large-scale battles selecting formations, commands, and equipment for our units, as well as defending our territory so that it does not fall into enemy hands. And when things go wrong we can resort to the special abilities of our general, but beware! The enemy can also make use of these magic attacks capable of turning the battle around. A little gem that unfortunately with the passage of time has fallen into oblivion, but without a doubt, everyone who played it remembers with affection.
10. Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition
– Company: Sega AM3
– Year: 1996
Daytona USA did not debut well on Sega Saturn: the arcade port ran at a pitiful 20 FPS and was the victim of a strong popup effect that forced us to be more aware of the trees that materialized magically than of their own circuit. Luckily, and by the work of the same people in charge of the Saturn version of the Sega Rally Championship , a year later came to the stores this Championship Circuit Edition , which substantially improved the refresh rate, almost eliminated the popup(Goodbye to the trees in our noses!) And included a good number of additions, such as a more varied vehicle selection, two new circuits and two-player mode. If even got rid of the uncomfortable black bands that sadly characterize the games released in PAL territory! Come on, they could easily have called it Daytona USA: Definitive Edition. (Yes Tomb Raider, I look at you).
11. Burning Rangers
– Company: Sonic Team
– Year: 1998
After surprising us with the wonderful NiGHTS, the Sonic Team became involved in the creation of a game that would move away from everything they had done before. No quick hedgehogs, no flying buffoons, this time it was the turn of … Futuristic firemen. It is clear that these guys did not like to be pigeonholed. But in Burning Rangers , what a priori may seem a strange approach ends up becoming one of the most addictive experiences of the entire console: along four charged levels of action we must extinguish fires and save civilians in distress, using a computer futuristic that includes a jetpack to reach out of reach areas and a very useful voice navigation system that will help us move through the intricate hot labyrinths. In addition, once the main campaign is finished, we access a way in which the scenarios are generated randomly, making each game different from the previous one. All this is completed with one of the most colorful graphics sections of the entire catalog and a soundtrack with perfect rock themes to extinguish flames. One of the swan songs of the console, to which appearing in his last moments of life greatly damaged.
12. Radiant Silvergun
– Company: Treasure
– Year: 1998
In the hands of the great Treasure came exclusively to the Japanese Saturn Radiant Silvergun, port of the version for recreational machines that included high-quality anime scenes. And what a great game we lost, gentlemen! It is a shoot ’em up that today holds the status of cult work due to its desperate difficulty ( Dark Souls is a child’s game) and original mechanics, very different from what we were used to. gender. For example, forget about having to collect power ups to improve the weapons of the ship: here we have access throughout the course of the game to seven different types of shot, which can be improved as we progress in the levels. In addition, each weapon is designed to be essential in a type of situation, so knowing them all and mastering them is part of the challenge, giving a certain strategic touch to the fighting. In 2011 an HD reissue was released through XBLA, so we finally enjoyed this fantastic gem. In addition, Radiant Silvergun had a spiritual sequel to Dreamcast called Ikaruga that further increased the level of difficulty. As if we had not had enough …
13. Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter
– Company: Capcom
– Year: 1998
Following in the wake of the magnificent X-men: Children of the Atom, which confronted the most famous mutants of the House of Ideas, the forerunner of the first Marvel Vs. Capcom. Spider-Man, Ryu, Captain America, Chun-Li … Everyone is here ready to win victory with a web and Hadouken . And although we met him through a PlayStation version, it does not lag behind Saturn’s, exclusive of Japanese territory (damn!), which exploited the technical capabilities of the machine. Making use of the slot for cartridges that allowed to expand the RAM memory up to 4MB, we are facing a conversion of the arcade machine simply perfect, which maintains the battles by teams (excluded in PSX ) and all its intact pixels. One more proof of Saturn’sexceptional potential for recreational conversions.
14. Duke Nukem 3D
– Company: Lobotomy Software
– Year: 1997
The Earth, sometime in the 21st century. A race of aliens has invaded the planet and threatens to kill all its inhabitants. In the darkest hour, salvation comes from the hand of the most unexpected hero: Duke Nukem, THE MALE, adjusts his boots ready to crush alien skulls. That’s the premise of the great Duke Nukem 3D, one of the shooters that, along with Wolfenstein and Doom, was the cause of the rise of the genre in the 90. But Duke Nukem has something that others do not have, either by the charisma of its protagonist, its black humor or its multiple references to cult films, the game gained a niche inside of the industry as one of the best in history … and as one of the most controversial, due to its multiple subsidies tone scenes (like forgetting those strip clubs in which it was possible to leave the wage in lustful activities). After such a work of art, it is understandable that fans waited anxiously for Duke Nukem Forever, the continuation that, honoring its name, was made to beg for a whopping 15 years. Today, multiplayer games are still played to the Saturn version using the modem that was launched for the console outside of Europe.
15. Virtua Cop and Virtua Cop 2
– Company: Sega AM2
– Year: 1994 and 1996
The first Virtua Cop supposed a revolution and even today is considered a huge influence within the industry. Not in vain, we talked about the title that laid the foundations of shooters on rails with guns like Time Crisis, The House of the Dead and the spin-off of the Resident Evil saga, almost nothing. Soon after the release of the arcade version, the arcades were fuming, and at that time there was no better feeling than holding a gun (light) with our own hands to liquidate enemies. The conversion of Saturn captured perfectly the essence of the machine and the sequel, Virtua Cop 2, improved the graphics section, increased the speed of the game, making it more frantic and intense if possible, and presented on the screen a greater variety of enemies. Needless to say that although you could play perfectly with the Saturn controller, the best way to enjoy both titles was with the Virtua Gun, which was sold in a pack next to the second installment.
16. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
– Company: KCEN
– Year: 1998
Symphony of the Night went unnoticed in its release on PSX, but the passage of time has put it in the place it deserves: it is currently considered by fans as the best Castlevania in history and is “guilty” of coining the term ‘Metroidvania’ by mixing the classic style of the saga with RPG elements and the own development of the Metroid saga . But not only there were changes in the playable section, it was also the first title of the mythical vampire-hunting franchise starring entirely by a character who was not a member of the Belmont family: Alucard, son of Count Dracula himself, is in charge of carrying out this peculiar parricide. But instead of the legendary Vampire Killer, the whip capable of annihilating vampiric beings, our silver-haired protagonist has at his disposal an arsenal of swords and shields, powerful attacks of dark magic inherited through the blood and the ability to transform into a wolf, fog or bat. The game appeared in Saturn, once again, only in Japanese territory, is more an extension of the original title than a conversion, because it has new objects, the possibility of playing with María Renard and two new areas: the Damned Prison and the Gardens Subterranean. Unfortunately, it was made by another study and the development is marred with load times that happen more often than in the PlayStation version. Still, it is a game that every fan of the saga and adventures, in general, should throw the tooth.
17. The Story of Thor 2
– Company: Ancient
– Year: 1996
Sequel to The Story of Thor, one of the most memorable games of Mega Drive, this title is placed before the events that took place in the first delivery and revolves around the origin of the magical artifacts in the form of a bracelet that end up in hands of the hero and the villain. It is an Action RPG with a development very similar to the saga The Legend of Zelda, in which we explore, we fight in real time and we break the coconut with puzzles hidden inside dark gloomy dungeons. In addition, Leon, the protagonist, has to get the help of six spirits to help him along the adventure with powerful magic attacks, each represented by an element of nature. As you can read, little changes in respect to the first installment, and although this earned him numerous reviews, it is a fantastic adventure in every way. And is that if something works, why change it?
18. Last Bronx
– Company: Sega AM3
– Year: 1997
Before we enjoyed the magnificent Virtua Fighter 2, Saturn received another fantastic fighting game in which members of different bands of an alternative future were given cakes using white weapons, similar to what is seen in the Soul Calibur saga. It is also one of the first titles of the genre to use the method of motion capture, so as you can see in the video the animations of the characters enjoy great quality. This version also included a story mode not present in the recreational machine, narrated through animated scenes. As a curiosity, Last Bronx is one of the few in the genre in which the machine uses mocking moves when it gets a good combo. And we hate it for that.
19. Tomb Raider
– Company: Core Design
– Year: 1996
Did you know that the first Tomb Raider was initially designed for Saturn? But the version of PlayStation was the one that obtained greater popularity, causing that its two sequels were transferred directly to the gray one of Sony. Even so the game enjoyed great success in the Sega machine (due, in part, to being sold in a pack next to the console) and kept intact all the elements that made it a legendary game: huge three-dimensional stages , action in abundance (that T-Rex …), deranging puzzles and of course, the charm of one of the most famous heroines in the history of video games: Laura Cruz! Sorry … Lara Croft! And is that at first, the voluptuous archaeologist responded to that name. The only downside that we find the version of Saturn is that it is extremely dark, although perhaps it was something that the programmers deliberately implemented so that we were forced to use a flashlight while we played, in the purest Indiana Jones style.
20. Panzer Dragoon Saga
– Company: Team Andromeda
– Year: 1998
We say goodbye with the one considered by many as the best sega saturn games catalog, the third installment of the Dragon Horse riders’ franchise: Panzer Dragoon Saga. The title surprised both locals and strangers because far from repeating the rail-based shooter approach of the previous two games, it changed to a system more typical of an RPG. And the truth is that the change could not sit better, to the point that some people dare to consider it at the height of 32-bit legends like Final Fantasy VII. The story is set after what happened in the first Panzer Dragoon and puts us in the shoes of Edge, a young boy who unwittingly becomes the only hope of a world ravaged by the oldest of evils. Along the way, you will meet countless allies and enemies, including the charismatic and mysterious Azel. We can explore the terrain on foot or on the back of our winged beast, interact with NPCs, fight battles in real time and earn experience points to evolve our dragon. Come on, it is an adventure with capital letters, only tarnished by our country in the language of Shakespeare. Four discs of pure magic that served as the final trawl for Saturn.
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Best Unblocked Games Sites to Play Unblocked Games at School
Passing the time at school or even in work especially when you are getting too bored is something which no one likes for sure. However, with every boring situation, there is a solution which exists. And since the Internet is available with everyone so it can be considered as one of the best cure for such situations. If you are getting bored sitting there, then you must be finding some ways to pass the boring time and having fun at the same time.
One of the best ways to skip the boring time at school or even in office is to play unblocked games. Other than playing games unblocked, you can also watch movies or listen to music as well but play those free games which are unblocked in school is always more fun. Unfortunately, most of these fun gaming sites are blocked by your school’s Internet/wifi and you no longer can access them, so here we have some coolest and best Unblocked game sites which you can access in school, so you can play unblocked games at school. But make sure to enable your flash player in order to play those games.
1. Unblocked Games 77
This game site features some of the top and best flash games that you may be looking for if you are a flash game lover. Along with those amazing flash games which you can play without getting any ISP blocking issues, it also has a pretty unique design which no other popular flash game sites have. When it comes to playing a variety of games, this site has different categories of games to choose from. You can choose from categories such as Fun, Adventure, Action, Strategy, Shooting, Arcade, Multiplayer, Driving, and Puzzle. So for obvious that you may find some individual games in more than one game category but that’s not the issue here, but you just make sure to have fun.
2. Unblocked Games 66
This is another best site to play games which are unblocked at school. This site has more than 100 best and popular unblocked games which you can play for sure and skip that boring time that you are having either in school or in your workplace/office. Also, if you are looking for an individual game then you can search it through the search box. Along with those free games it also gives you feature to chat with other players and let them know your current gameplay. Unlike other unblocked sites where you may see comment section to interact with other unblocked game players, which can take a while sometimes to chat but this site has instant chat feature which gives you the option to chat with more than one player at a time quickly.
3. Google Unblocked Games
Whenever the term unblocked game comes, we usually hear about a lot of google game sites which is a pretty popular platform or free third-party website building platform where most of the popular gamers or unblocked game lovers post hundreds of games so you probably be having so much fun and not having any lack of games to play unblocked at school. There are a lot of sites which you can use, few of the site URLs are:
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Funblocked: https://sites.google.com/site/playfunblocked/
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Unblocked Games Bolich: https://sites.google.com/site/unblockedgamesbolich/
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Unblocked Game World: https://sites.google.com/site/unblockedgameworld/
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Unblocked Games 6969: https://sites.google.com/site/unblockedgamessms6969/
4. Weebly Unblocked Games
Similarly, as Google sites platform for creating sites, Weebly is also a free website building platform where developers can easily create any kind of website. So, as always there are many website developers who are already has made unblocked gaming websites for students, so they can play games anytime they are in front of a computer and feeling bored. There are lots of Weebly site for play games, which you can easily access on your school’s internet. Some of the best and popular Weebly game sites are:
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I Unblocked: https://iunblock.weebly.com/
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UGOF900: https://ugof900.weebly.com/
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Un Games For School: https://ungames4school.weebly.com/
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Unblocked Games Guru: http://unblockedgamesguru.weebly.com/
5. Run 3 Unblocked
On the list of some top flash games on the internet, Run 3 is one of them. The concept of this game is to make an alien run and survive without falling into space. You will run through different levels and with each level you will get more difficult path to run. Since this site is about Run 3 unblocked version, that doesn’t mean the previous levels were not worth playing, but even if you haven’t played its previous versions then this version can also be a good a start. Also, the latest version of any game gives you more features/gameplay so Run 3 Unblocked can be a good one to start right away. So, just use your strategy, watch your steps and don’t fall into space.
6. Unblocked Games 24h
Unblocked Games 24h is one of the trending terms on the era of games. So, this site also provides games which you can play unblocked at school. This is also one of the google sites which has hundreds of top and best interesting games to play. The site interface is very interactive as well. So find your best unblocked game you like and have fun with that.
7. Happy Wheels Unblocked
Similarly as Run 3 Unblocked game, Happy wheels is quite popular as well. This game is kinda bloody but also a fun game which you can enjoy. However, this game was launched in 2010 but still quite popular due to its amazing audio and visual effects which are pretty addictive especially for teenagers or students. You just need to pick your character, make him survive because each move can lead to crack the bones and make body parts fall apart. Also, take care of traps and have fun.
8. Unblocked Games Pod
Unblocked Games Pod has hundreds of trending games which you can play. This game features all the games in a variety of categories such as Action, Adventure, Sports, fighting, puzzle and few others. You can also search any particular game and play right away, there is no need to create an account just use your flash player and let a game run for you.
9. StickWars
Stick Wars is another popular unblocked game. If you search this term on the internet, you will find a lot of sites which exclusively features or provides this game. But most of them will be blocked, so it’s kinda hard to find an unblocked game site which you can use to play Stick Wars game. So here we have listed the site, which you must use.
10. Unblocked Games 76
Here comes a popular Weebly site which has plenty of exclusive and interesting games. The interface is quite clean and good as well. All you need to do is, choose a game you like or find your own particular game which you would like to play and possibly you will find that game here at this site. As always there are two ways through which you can find your type of game, either by searching a particular one using search box Or by going to its category and pages.
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Best Pokemon Games of All Time
It has been 22 years since Pokémon first came onto the market with its Red and Green editions. Since then, the saga has become a synonym of success, selling millions of units with each of its main deliveries and producing a multitude of spin-offs that have allowed us to enjoy our favorite creatures in a variety of different genres, Not to mention the gigantic merchandising machinery that has always been associated with the license.
With so many releases under his belt, it’s hard to choose between so many best pokemon games , so taking advantage of the fact that this year we will receive the first title of the main series for Nintendo Switch, we decided to make a selection of the top 20 best pokemon games, by our team.
To make things a little more interesting and varied, we have self-imposed some small rules when designing this list. In this way, we will only choose one delivery of each series of the spin-off (although here we will make a small exception, as you will see), while of the main titles we will include all the editions (including its definitive one) as one. Also, if there is a game that has a remake, such as Silver and Gold or Red and Blue, we will only select the remake or the original version, but never both. With all this said, we finally give way to our list of the 20 best Pokemon games: we hope you enjoy it!
20. Pokemon GO (2016 – iOS, Android)
Probably many of you have raised your eyebrows a little when you see Pokémon GO on this list. Not in vain, if we judged it only as “game”, probably would not go too well , since its gameplay cannot be simpler and basic: the gym matches do not go much beyond beating the screen of our mobile to all speed and the rest consists basically of walking through our city locating Pokémon and launching Poké Balls left and right.
But despite this, this peculiar application has managed to do what no video game so far: remove half of their homes to play and take walks in the company in one of the most amazing social phenomena of 2016, which has left all kinds of curious anecdotes. Although now things have calmed down and the collective madness has passed, it is still a title played and used by both Android and iOS users who know how to make our daily walks much more entertaining by capturing these charismatic pocket monsters.
19. Pokemon Ranger: Strokes of Light (2010 – Nintendo DS)
The Pokémon Ranger trilogy may not have been the best pokemon fan games that came out of the license, but it must be recognized that they are far from being bad games, offering very simple adventures, enjoyable and enjoyable to play.
In addition, his proposal was, at least, quite curious, because here our goal was not to “capture” these creatures, but to make friends with them and “calm them” by drawing circles at full speed , something that against the bosses had more crumb of what it might look like In fact, here the Pokemon with which we are friends did not fight, but simply supported us during the confrontations, giving us various advantages with their abilities.
Unfortunately, their low difficulty, the low rhythm of their scripts and the monotonous that came to be made their main mechanic prevented these games from reaching further. Of all of them, we are left with Trazos de Luz, the most polished and complete of all.
18. Pokemon Colosseum (2004 – Nintendo GameCube)
At first, Pokemon Colosseum was going to be the equivalent of Pokemon Stadium of the third generation, but in the end what we received was a much more ambitious and experimental game that, in addition to offering us the possibility of fighting three-dimensional combats on desktop with our cartridges Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red and Green Leaf in all types of stadiums, also brought with it an exclusive and surprisingly original role adventure .
In fact, it was not the typical game of Pokemon, because here we incarnated one of the “bad guys” (who, obviously, was not so much) and instead of capturing pocket monsters we had to steal them from other trainers to purify them, as long as these were corrupt. Thanks to this premise, the title presented a story and a somewhat more mature and dark tone of what we were accustomed to seeing in the saga, in addition to completely away from its typical clichés, as “get all” or get all the gym medals.
The downside is that the main plot was extremely short and the selection of Pokemon that we could steal was too limited. We also missed something more exploration, since the scenarios were too small and linear. Of course, all this did not prevent it from being a very entertaining and recommendable experience for any fan of the series.
17. Pokken Tournament DX (2017 – Nintendo Switch)
We will not deny that we wanted a Pokemon fighting game practically since we were able to get our hands on Red and Blue for the first time, so the announcement of Pokken Tournament was something we received with open arms, especially when the team behind him had such renowned names in the genre as Katsuhiro Harada, creator of Tekken.
Although the final result was not as satisfactory as we would have liked, we have to admit that it offered us a very original and unique fighting game that divided the action into open phases with three-dimensional free movement with a more closed duel and with the classic camera lateral of the genre. Both did not stop exchanging constantly, which favored very dynamic and entertaining clashes, especially if we take into account the care and care that had been put in representing each of its playable Pokemon.
However, its character template was too low, the gameplay seemed insufficient and very unattractive, and the title suffered an alarmingly playable depth that made us tire of it before time. Luckily, it’s DX version for Switch solved some of these problems (relatively), becoming an interesting purchase option for anyone wanting to give themselves cakes with their favorite pocket monsters.
16. Detective Pikachu (2018 – Nintendo 3DS)
Detective Pikachu is the most recent and pleasant surprise that the saga has left us in a very long time. In essence, it is a very easy and simple graphic adventure whose puzzles offer everything but a challenge, but in spite of that, he managed to conquer us for only one reason: his charismatic protagonist.
Unlike the Pikachu we all know, this peculiar detective speaks with a hoarse and serious voice, is addicted to coffee, does not know how to run on all fours and goes everywhere always tired, does not hesitate to try to flirt with any cute girl that crosses on his way, he is unable to perform Pokemon movements and resolves cases and crimes like nobody else.
Thanks to his constant presence, the adventure gains an interest and charm in his narrative as we had never seen before in a game of the series, getting us hooked and enjoy each step we take until the end and solve all the mysteries that are they raise us.
15. Mysterious World Pokemon: Blue and Red Rescue Team (2006 – Game Boy Advance)
Pokemon Mysterious World is another of the most prolific spin-offs that have left us the license, with several deliveries already to its credit. Here the idea is to turn ourselves into a Pokemon (something that is usually done with a personality test) to establish a friendship with the rest of creatures that live in a world without humans and where they have developed their own society. And all this while we overcome dozens of challenging dungeons with random design in which we move in turns.
Although its gameplay is extremely repetitive (we will do the same from the beginning to the end), they are very entertaining games with surprisingly complex and elaborate scripts that usually capture our interest with relative ease. And all this not to mention the gigantic amount of hours that will take us to complete them 100% and meet all their optional challenges.
If we had to stay with one of them, the thing would be between Pokémon Megamisterioso World (overwhelmingly complete and polished) and its first delivery, Blue and Red Rescue Team , which is why we have opted for its entertaining story and its difficulty, higher than normal and much more stimulating, especially in its more advanced optional challenges.
14. Pokemon Stadium (1998 – Nintendo 64)
Although the logic tells us that we should have chosen its sequel, since it offers twice as many playable Pokémon, we have finally stayed with the first Pokémon Stadium for several reasons.
In essence it was a game where all we did was fight , either with rented Pokémon and predetermined or with which we had trained in our cartridges of Red and Blue in Game Boy (the transfer could do it thanks to an accessory that was included with the title), although of course, this was the first time we could see our favorite monsters re-created in 3D, a jump that for many of us was really shocking after having become accustomed to the pixels of Nintendo’s veteran laptop.
In addition to this impact, which obviously was largely lost with its continuation, it should also be noted that all the battles were commented by a commentator who left us one of the most mythical dubbings of the time (they look like fires of artifice!), who was changed for the sequel without reaching the same level.
Finally, in addition to fighting, both titles included a surprisingly addictive selection of mini-games, although these were much more inspired in the first part, which is why we have stayed with her for this list. In short, a very iconic and brutally challenging game (complete all the glasses was not turkey mosque) that allowed us to experience the battles of the saga with all the spectacle they deserved.
13. Diamond, Pearl and Platinum Pokemon (2007,2009 – Nintendo DS)
Here we have the first game of the main saga to appear on our list. The fourth generation Pokémon left us an extremely conservative title that was unable to advance the saga in the slightest. Until the graphics jump, we came to crave a little scarce for what we expected.
Despite this, the formula of the series has been more than proven in these two decades, so it continued offering an extremely addictive adventure, very complete and with many hours of fun, even if it was limited to doing the usual and its post-game did not reach the level of its predecessors, not to mention a somewhat irregular creatures design.
Here we must highlight its Platinum edition, which solved many of the problems of Diamond and Pearl, leaving us a much more memorable, complete and interesting title that also gave us the joy of recovering the Battle Front of Pokemon Emerald.
12. Pokemon Pinball (2000 – Game Boy Color)
Pokémon Pinball had the honor of being the first spin-off of the series and, at the same time, one of the most addictive. An idea as simple as combining the capture of creatures that has characterized the license with the fun of a good pinball table ended up curdling perfectly.
The title counted on two boards (red and blue), each one with its own characteristics and exclusive Pokémon to capture, whereas our ball was, evidently, a Poké Ball. As we played, we could activate the trip various mechanisms to improve it, travel between regions (in each appeared different monsters) and, of course, find these iconic creatures to capture them ball clean and even evolve.
Of course, the goal was to get the original Pokemon and complete our Pokedex (the data was kept from one game to another), giving us the perfect excuse to throw us one game after another and always feel that we were progressing at the same time We had a great time. An authentic vice that included a special cartridge to add a vibration function to the console and that we felt each of the blows that we gave.
11. Pokemon Puzzle Challenge (2001 – Game Boy Color)
Although many may only know Intelligent Systems by Fire Emblem and Paper Mario, the truth is that this veteran and the renowned studio have participated in many Nintendo games, and these have always shown an enviable level of quality. His contribution to the Pokemon world was to create the Puzzle League saga by retaking the gameplay of Panel of Pon , which resulted in two addictive puzzle games (later there would be more, but would no longer be related to the creatures of Game Freak), one for Nintendo 64 ( Pokémon Puzzle League ) and Pokemon Puzzle Challenge for Game Boy Color.
Both titles boasted the same gameplay, consisting of aligning three equal pieces to make them disappear and thus create combos with which to take life to our opponent in a really intense duel in which we had to prevent our chips touching the top of the screen.
We opted for the portable version, as it seemed much more complete and entertaining, in addition to adapting better to the console for its style of play, offering a multitude of challenging long-lasting modes, capture elements, and an enviable soundtrack, plus to be based on the best pokemon games ranked, Gold and Silver instead of the anime, as it happened in sobremesa. What was said: addictive and complete a few. Its quality was such that no subsequent attempt to make a new spin-off of Pokemon puzzles has even come to overshadow it.
10. Pokemon X / Y (2013 – Nintendo 3DS)
Thanks to Pokémon X / Y the interest for these iconic creatures of Nintendo, which seemed to have declined with his previous deliveries, returned to the big thing, becoming one of the best Pokemon fan games of the whole series.
The sixth generation did many things well, including giving a necessary and spectacular graphics jump that became its main claim. In addition, the new creatures had a great design, recovering to some extent the style and charm of the first two games of the series
Unfortunately, at a playable level, it did not contribute much, offering the same (and fun) formula as always, and its contents were not up to par, leaving us with one of the most decaffeinated and empty post-game of the whole saga. Nor did it help the huge downturn that brought in the difficulty of the main adventure, making our journey through Kalos in a real walk.
But, as usually happens in this series, his virtues ended up overcoming his flaws widely, so it remains a highly recommended and enjoyable game for every fan of Pikachu and company.
9. Pokemon XD: Dark Tempest (2005 – Nintendo GameCube)
With this game, we broke the rule of not including more than one installment of the same spin-off saga, since, despite what its title might suggest, it is a sequel to Pokemon Colosseum, although much more focused on the role adventure part than on the Stadium style fighting.
Thanks to it, Tempestad Oscura is presented as a game much bigger, complete, long and polished than its predecessor in every way. The story was much more interesting, the characters were better treated, there were more Pokemon that we could “steal” (almost double), the process of purification of them was considerably improved, and so on. And all this while maintaining the tone and playable bases of Colosseum, as well as its multiplayer modes and compatibility with Game Boy Advance and games of the third generation to give us cakes in 3D.
8. Black and White Pokemon (2011 – Nintendo DS)
With the arrival of the fifth generation, Game Freak returned to the fray with a new game that, in spite of following the same formula as always, knew how to offer us a lot of fun and what is, without a doubt, the best story and narrative that has never had a major installment of the series so far , leaving us with a character as memorable and elaborate as N, who gets us to question many of the conceptions of the Pokemon world.
Not in vain, the final stretch of this title is probably the most epic and surprising of the whole saga, distancing itself from the traditional Pokemon League to culminate in a much more elaborate climax. And all accompanied by a graphic section completely renovated and with really surprising effects for what we were used to seeing in Nintendo DS.
The bad news is that, at the design level of creatures (not in the case of humans), it is the weakest delivery, and the region of Teselia lacked some charm, but, in general, it is a very fun adventure and very complete that gave us many hours of pure entertainment.
7. Black and White Pokémon 2 (2012 – Nintendo DS)
Unlike what usually happens, Pokemon Black and White did not receive the third edition. Instead, Game Freak opted to make a direct sequel to them to take us once again to Teselia, but a few years later, with new players and a completely new story.
The interesting thing is that, despite the obvious recycling and not include a new generation of creatures, rediscovering this region became a very enjoyable adventure since the passage of time had caused many changes in most areas, so that still retained some freshness.
As if that were not enough, the title had a really hard and challenging post-game that recovered the best traditions of the saga, offering us a challenge to match that motivate us to continue playing and strive to overcome it. A pity that from here the difficulty of the series plummeted.
6. Pokemon Conquest (2012 – Nintendo DS)
What if we were to join the historical figures of feudal Japan and bring their wars to the Pokemon world in a turn-based role-playing game? This strange question was the one that had to be made in Koei Tecmo and Nintendo before developing this unusual crossover between Nobunaga’s Ambition and Pokemon , which, unfortunately, never had official distribution in , so the only European version that existed was that of United Kingdom, forcing us to resort to importing to enjoy this great game.
As we say, the result could not be more satisfactory , becoming a warlord with an Eevee that, based on strategic Pokemon battles, had to conquer and unify the Ransei region, challenging other historical warriors and recruiting new troops to join our cause, and all this while we managed our army to be able to ensure the defense of our territories while attacking others.
At an audiovisual and playable level, the title is a real wonder. Perhaps his argument was too simple and it would not have hurt a little more depth and difficulty to the battles, but in general, it was a hilarious adventure, very satisfying and exceptionally long until we proposed to complete all his campaigns after the main story Without a doubt, of the best Pokemon games that have ever been made.
5. Sun and Moon Pokemon / Ultrasol and Ultra Luna (2016,2017 – Nintendo 3DS)
Pokémon Sun and Moon, the most recent generation so far, benefited greatly from the resurgence of Pokemon fever that we live with Pokemon GO since it came out just a few months after the mobile phenomenon, but beyond that, it is the best pokemon games ranked of full right by its own merits.
In fact, in it we have one of the most ambitious deliveries of the entire series , with which Game Freak tried to give a facelift and break with some of its traditional conceptions, giving a new structure to the development of the adventure with the Insular Tour and creating really unique Pokemon with very exclusive details that brought all kinds of new and unprecedented strategies in the competitive field.
In addition, the narrative was enhanced with spectacular video sequences and the “good vibes” breathed in the way of life and understand the relationship with the Pokemon of the inhabitants of Alola was as refreshing as contagious. And let’s not forget the elimination of the heaviness of the Hidden Machines in favor of the best pokemon fan games!
Of course, all this was accompanied by a graphic improvement that exploited the capabilities of Nintendo 3DS to its ultimate consequences, abandoning the style “stubborn” of its predecessors for a more proportionate and stylized. Perhaps his biggest blight was the null difficulty that presented his main adventure, as well as a post-game something scarce and not too interesting, defects this last one that was solved with his Ultrasol and Ultraluna editions.
4. Pokemon Snap (1999 – Nintendo 64)
And we come to the last spin-off of this list, one of the strangest and most surprising that you would expect. How HAL Laboratory was able to make a real game of taking pictures of the Pokemon? It is something that we still ask, but the truth is that its quality and its ability to entertain is beyond doubt.
Actually, the title was a kind of rails shooter in which we were moving through different routes automatically while we photographed the creatures with whom we were in while doing their normal life in their natural habitat. Obviously, our reel was limited and depending on our photos, we would get more or fewer points to complete each tour.
We were evaluated with many criteria, such as the pose of the Pokemon, that there is more than one in the same photo, the size, that we captured a unique or special situation, our technique, and so on. To achieve this, we had different objects that we could use with the environment and pocket monsters to promote these conditions, encouraging us to constantly experiment to solve the “puzzles” that gave us the key to get the best possible picture.
Each tour was so full of secrets and exclusive details that we could repeat them dozens of times and continue discovering new things, something that managed to hook us with astonishing ease and to put hours and hours into the game almost without us noticing. An authentic jewel unique in its kind.
3. Red Fire and Green Leaf Pokemon (2004 – Game Boy Advance)
Finally, we come to the game that started it all or, being more specific, the remake that it received in Game Boy Advance. We will not deny that it has cost us a lot to opt for this version or for the original, as the merit of creating this phenomenon, its global impact and its grateful “simplicity” in nurturing are things that nobody will take away, but valuing it with something more coldness and removing the nostalgia, finally we have bet by Red Fire and Green Leaf in front of Red and Blue.
In general, we find the same mythical adventure that we already lived in the veteran Game Boy, but with completely renewed graphics and including all the playable improvements and content brought by the second and third generation : more creatures, the possibility to run, to play as a boy or girl, the EV and IV, the upbringing, et cetera. Obviously, there were also new areas to explore, challenges to face and a much more interesting and long post-game.
That is, not only was it a much more beautiful game visually, but also playable was much more polished and balanced, making your competitive something much more interesting and fair, but retaining at the same time all the enormous charm that made this adventure all a mass phenomenon.
2. Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald Pokemon (2003,2005 – Game Boy Advance)
Probably many of you surprised that we preferred to stay with the original versions of Ruby, Sapphire, and Esmeralda before with their remakes for Nintendo 3DS, but, to be honest, we believe that the editions of Game Boy Advance came out more round, especially with regard to Pokémon Emerald.
While the graphics jump was not as big as we expected and the playable formula remained somewhat immovable , Ruby and Sapphire were the first titles in the saga to introduce a major conflict related to certain legendary Pokemon that came to put the world in danger, increasing the scale and epic of our adventures to levels that we had not known until then.
They also playfully introduced certain novelties that ended up defining the entire competitive sector of the series, such as the matches in pairs and the possibility of controlling the upbringing of our creatures through IV and EV. In addition, Esmeralda introduced one of the most exciting and hard post-game of any delivery with the Battlefront, where we expected an infinity of really challenging and complicated matches with special rules, something that was inexplicably removed from his remake.
1. Pokemon Gold HeartGold and Silver SoulSilver (2010 – Nintendo DS)
And the crown is, as many of you have imagined, for the remake of Pokemon Gold and Silver. Anything that we tell you about this game will probably fall short, so if you like Pokémon and have never had the chance to get your hands on it, we encourage you to try to change that.
The editions of Game Boy Color are still, today, the best that has given the saga, offering a gigantic adventure that introduced not one, but two complete regions in all a technical prodigy that we should thank the incredible skills as a programmer of the sadly deceased former president of Nintendo: Satoru Iwata.
New types of Pokemon, 100 new creatures brilliantly designed, a well-adjusted difficulty, an expanded story, Pokémon varicolored, epic and unequaled moments, cycle day and night in real time, and so on. And if that were not enough, thanks to its third edition, Cristal, the story was expanded, the possibility of being able to play as a girl was introduced for the first time and the post-game was extended considerably with the challenging and long Battle Tower.
With all this, it is easy to understand that a game that collects all this base and improves it with all the advances that the saga had made until the fourth generation (graphics included) has become our favorite. And not only that, but it also expands its contents and brings us back a renewed and challenging Battlefront! An authentic pass and, without doubt, the most complete title of the series (and by far). Hopefully, we will see something similar soon.
Games List
20 Best Tower Defense Games for PC, Android and iOS
If there is a game that lends itself well to the mode of operation of the PC, Android, and iOS, it is the Tower Defense or defense by turns. This genre is born from strategy games and is a kind of simplified version where you just build buildings and not entire armies. Its basic principle is very simple: you have to prevent hordes of enemies from crossing alive a field, the screen of your mobile device in this case. To meet this objective, you have at your disposal various tricks that you can place on the path of your enemies. The towers differ in their efficiency, range of action and speed of attack.
The enemies are more or less resistant and fast, but, unlike traditional strategy games, they do not attack your tricks. That’s why the Tower Defense is ultimately closer to a puzzle than a strategy game: you’ll have to optimize the position and type of turns and not just place as much as you can anywhere. Each round is worth a sum of money and you will quickly be limited in your desires of architects.
1. Castle Creeps
Another tower defense based on a fantasy world where you will have to face orcs and goblins of all fur to defend yourself. The ability of your defenses and your good work when modifying the strategy in full battle will be indispensable elements if you want to win. Go up to your heroes level if you do not want to be massacred, get new heroes along the way and enjoy one of the best tower defense games for Android.
2. Jelly Defense
A totally crazy game with very simple but beautiful graphics, with a basic game-play that allows for easy fun. In Jelly Defense you become a leader of the resistance of jelly dolls after the invasion of your country by a giant jelly. Warning: the simple game-play may not suit the most demanding players and more accustomed to classic Tower Defense.
3. OTTTD
we discovered recently OTTD, the best tower defense games for ios. You must be eliminating creatures of all kinds on different planets with defensive towers of all kinds and the help of soldiers that will gradually unlock. Flying sharks, zombies, and soldiers armed with teapots are just some of the oddities you’ll see in the game. Excessive in all its aspects, you will see how the remains of the creatures that you eliminate on the roads accumulate. 100% recommendable.
4. Kingdom Rush Origins
Have you not touched a Tower Defense in your life and only want one to be advised? Well, it will be this without a doubt. Not only the best tower defense games for pc is beautiful thanks to some cartoon-like graphics but its game system, very classic in appearance, hides many subtleties with special powers that the player can trigger at certain times of the game. Powers linked to heroes that must be unlocked and different towers and units to which we must dedicate time to improve them. The game is classic among the classics.
5. Fieldrunners 2
Fieldrunners 2, on the other hand, is a classic Tower Defense. Yes, the objective is to place towers and other defenses to avoid the waves of enemies and reach the base but these are totally crazy and the enemies and their vehicles so fast that everything becomes an odyssey. The speed and sympathy of the characters make the game fun, funny and absorbing.
6. Radiant Defense 2
The best tower defense games for Android differs from the historical or military line that prevails in the rest of the titles by offering a futuristic environment where the aliens are the enemies. You have more than 10 missions with increasing difficulty that will extend the useful life of the game on your phone. Oro point in favor is that it has no publicity, although there are integrated purchases if you want to make your defense a simpler mission.
7. Plants vs Zombies 2
We never tire of Plants vs Zombies 2. It is the most popular of all that we have named and to reach such a public it is a game with a slightly more simple Tower Defense version but the objective is the same. Choose the most appropriate plants according to the zombies that have to be neutralized to prevent them from reaching the house and eating your brain.
In addition, we must admit that PopCap knows how to engage its players as it creates new levels without stopping, special plants and celebrates all the parties in a very funny way so they never get tired of their fetish game.
8. Realm Defense: Hero Legends TD
More wood for our list of best tower defense games, in Realm Defense the action takes place in a fantasy world as it already happens in most genre titles. Death knights, dragons, magicians and ancient gods willing to help you in battle if you show enough skills. You will have to defend the Kingdom of the Allies and face powerful armies that seek total chaos. You have more than a hundred levels and different game modes so that the fun never stops.
9. Toy Defense 2
The lead soldiers used by children around the world to discern neighborhood battles of childhood has been recreated in Android game format in this Toy Defense 2, another successful title within the genre with a military and military inspiration. Almost 300 challenges to face with your army and several additional game modes, including a qualifier that will put you to fight against players from all over the world to see who is the best.
10. TowerMadness 2
Although the price of these games is not too high and frees us from in-app purchases, for what we think is worth the investment, we do not want to stop including some free title. Apart from the most typical Plants vs Zombies, because it is true that there are some very interesting tower defense that we can try, among them, we are going to mention at least Toy Defense , but we have chosen to highlight TowerMadness 2 which is one of the best tower defense games for ios and certainly not without merits, all for the huge variety of campaigns and maps that we have to overcome, in addition to the aesthetics is quite careful, although it falls more on the side of the simple and friendly.
11. Defense Zone 2 HD
The 2 HD defense zone, comes with new opponents, new weapons, more tactics, and action. By playing, you can make your defense effective by selecting the right type of weapon and position. There are three levels, easy, medium and difficult, so choose one according to your abilities. The graphic is excellent too. So, if you’re ready for one of the best tower defense games for Android, go to Play Store and get this game.
12. Grow Castle
What have you always wanted to have a castle? Not everything is so simple in the palace life, sometimes you have to defend the fort of all kinds of monsters like those presented to you in Grow Castle. Only winning battles you will get the money necessary to improve your fort and that no one can overthrow it, and to expand the number of heroes at your disposal, more than 120 in the latest versions and each with its own characteristics.
13. The Defenders
The Defenders,the great game which deserves to be listed as one of the best tower defense games is Defenders, and it’s free with in-app purchases. In this game, you can defend yourself from enemies and destroy them with magic and towers. Some of the key features are more than 25 towers, excellent 3D graphics, and excellent effects, tower defense games, more than 35 types of monsters, a different strategy for each map, missions 23 and more.
14. Sentinel 3
Fantasy is the first trend in terms of environments in Tower Defense. The second is the future, as in Sentinel 3: Homeworld. However, in addition to its futuristic style, we must differentiate another feature.
The player will control a Commander that will have to improve as in a classic RPG. In addition, it will help to repel the enemy and you can choose between a game-play plus hack-n-slash or a more classic Tower Defense. That is, it is a game with a double option, but with drawbacks. Not being a game focused on a single style, the number of towers and possible evolutions of the Commander can be disappointing.
15. Kingdom Rush Frontiers
Kingdom Rush Frontiers, is one of the top tower defense games for ios, you will defend the exotic lands of the inhabitants of the underworld, plants that devour men and dragons with heroes and towers. Now you will be prepared to make many strategic decisions. Eleven heroes, more than the enemies of 40 and more than the skills of tower 18 are just some of the features of the game.
16. Bloons TD
Do traditional best tower defense games for pc which seem very violent or bloody? Bloons TD is your solution. In it, you can control a small army of monkeys to eliminate the hordes of enemy balloons (yes balloons). Even so one can not trust such “cute” and innocent graphics because they hide an extremely complete Tower Defense with fifteen different units, many maps, and varied enemies.
17. Robo Defense
Perhaps the best tower defense games on the list are this futuristic Robo Defense. In this game, our opponents are, of course, robots whose objective is to cross the screen map. To avoid this, we will have to build defense towers along the way to end the robots. There are several types of towers and each of them causes more damage to a certain type of robot. Robo Defense has five maps and infinite updates and difficulty levels. It costs 2.19 euros, but we can try the free version before with a map and 11 levels of difficulty. In addition, the best thing is that our progress will be automatically imported from the free version to the paid version if we decide to buy the latter.
18. Fieldrunners 2
Another best tower defense games for Android is Fieldrunners 2, it is free and offers in-app purchases. Defending your world will be addictive and fun, with all the new weapons, explosive traps and more. Bridges, tunnels, upgradeable weapons 20, tons of levels, mines, air strikes and a tower that will turn your enemies into farm animals are just some of the key features of Fieldrunners 2. You will enjoy playing this game!
19. Epic War TD 2
As you can see, among the most popular tower defense games of recent times, fantasy ambiances of a rather light and aesthetic tone predominate where the sympathetic touch is more important than the careful graphics, but if you want a game with a more powerful war ambiance, a darker tone, and quality graphics, all without losing sight of the strategic complexity, there is a very good option that is Epic War TD, where the war moves to the cities and the defense is in the hands of robots and weapons.
20. iBomber Defense Pacific
One of the best tower defense games for ios in specialized criticism. If you like the military strategy and you knew iBomber, this second installment will please you even more. Protect your military base with an infinity of weapons and improvements that you must unlock. Another one of my favorites but with a big drawback: it has not been updated for more than two years, so do not expect it anymore.
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