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Follow the Banner is a multiplayer strategic medieval warfare game.
Two armies composed of players (or bots) fight in turn-based battles on hexagon maps.

Follow The Banner

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World War 0x is a multiplayer FPS game set during a World War 3 conflict with a low poly art style.

The game features real world locations such as Odesa Port.

Tons of weapon options to choose from like rifles, snipers, shotguns, RPGs and pistols.

Vehicles like armored cars, tanks, helicopters and fighter jets help you get around fast.

World War 0x

Firith Studio

You are a Spy Balloon floating in enemy airspace. A fighter jet has been scrambled to intercept and shoot you down! Worse, surface-to-air missiles are aiming right at you!! Fly! Fly for as long as possible, and see how long you can stay aloft!!

"Saddle up, airman! We've got a bogey at Angels 40!" -Someone, Somewhere

Spy Balloon Freakout

KaiiGame

Aniwar is a universe inspired by adorable creatures where everyone may earn tokens via skilled gameplay and ecological contributions. Players can battle, collect, raise, create, and improve their own Ani. It is a platform for everyone to develop a sustainable community that contributes to the ecosystem.

Aniwar

SCLITIFY IT

World Nations Game is an online MMO game in which you can have your own virtual life. You can join a nation, buy vehicles, items, properties, open a political party, fight in international battlefields, participate in races, take part in special agent fights between agents from other countries, attack other citizens space colonies on any country map, be a nation senator or president, be part of the world congress, vote on nation issues and you can do many other activities.

World Nations Game

Haiyoooo

BugOnDesk Yitong Hu

Upgrade your military power! Merge 2 of the same weapons to get stronger weapons! What’s the strongest weapon you can make?

Weapon Merge

umbrella-isle

Typing game where you type out messages sent from people who are aware of their imminent apocalypse by nuclear strike.

Intercontinental

Kadokawa Games

DMM.com

Kantai Collection is a Japanese free-to-play web browser game. The gameplay is centered upon building squadrons composed of individual characters represented as cards with different attributes, and then sending said squadrons out on missions. Each of the characters are moe anthropomorphisms of World War II naval warships which are depicted as cute girls, known as "Fleet girls". These personified warships are based on real-life vessels which are explained in detail within the game; the physical characteristics, appearances and personalities of each of the girls correlate in some way to the real-life vessel (for example, ships with a larger displacement tonnage are usually depicted as older girls with more mature bodies, while smaller ships have petite and underdeveloped figures, with a few exceptions). The player takes on the role of an admiral and organizes their fleets in battle in order to win. Combat is largely automated, and manual actions by the player include micromanagement such as building and repairing.

Kantai Collection

Socialpoint

The only thing that sets this apart from other games is the fact that this game does not use 'energy' points that most Facebook games use, which takes time, certain items, and/or money. Another rather nice feature in the game is cash. Players can use cash in buying mechs, expanding your army and more.

Social Wars

Digital Chocolate

In Army Attack, the world has been attacked by the evil Crimson Empire, and the player's mission is to build military alliances for their army with other players to reclaim it. The games features two modes; player vs computer and player vs player.

Army Attack

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Gregory Avery-Weir

It's Tia's birthday, and she's looking forward to beating all of her friends with the new card her dad gave her! Beat the other kids by choosing the right cards, and earn more cards until you're the best of them all!

And don't go into the woods, or the guards will kill you.

This is a Flash game from Gregory Avery-Weir, released in 2010 and now available as a downloadable projector for the first time.

The Day

Raitendo

Raid Gaza! is a short real-time strategy Flash game by Marcus Richert which satirizes the Israel–Palestine conflict from a pro-Palestinian perspective.

Raid Gaza!

Battlefield was an online multiplayer game where the player controlled a tank belonging to one of the four teams, moving around the map and firing at enemies. The game was partially turn-based: while the player gave their tanks commands in real-time, the tanks made their moves in turns. Tanks could also teleport to any spot on the map, lay down mines as traps for enemy tanks, and use a radar to detect hidden enemy mines and pickups.

Fuel played the role of the tank's health, and it was consumed by moving, teleporting, shooting, using a radar, laying mines, or getting shot by enemies. Upon running out of fuel the tank was deactivated and the player had to wait to respawn. It could be replenished by collecting fuel canisters. Equipment could also be acquired; this included better weapons, protective shields, and a long-range radar. Other map features included obstacles which could be moved around by the tank, and ferries used for transport over water.

The game was originally available on the game website Bonus.com, but became defunct when the website closed in 2004. It was later available at the URL playbattlefield.com until 2008.

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