Custer’s Revenge
Custer’s Revenge is an Arcade and Single-player video game by Mystique. The game introduces the titular character based on the famous American Civil War commander named as General George Armstrong Custer, who is famous for his massive defeat at the Battle of Little Bighorn. It enables the player to command the character which is equipped with a cavalry hat, a bandana and boots. In the game, the player needs to avoid arrow attacks in order to reach another side of the screen to interact with the woman who is tied to a pole. There are several levels, and each level has its unique difficulty, and the player must avoid attacks to reach the end of the level to clear it. The game is set in the 2D world where the player can move from a side-scroll perspective. The level difficulty will increase as the player advances through it.
#1 Twin Robots
Twin Robots is an Action, Platform, Side-scroll and Single and Multiplayer video game developed and published by Thinice. The game offers two little robots who are imprisoned and need to find a way out. There are a variety of levels filled with obstacles, powerful enemies, and power-ups. Control the robot throughout levels, try to solve puzzles and complete a set of levels to score the highest points. Your character can run, jump and fight. Avoid enemy robots they can easily sink your battery. Manage your energy in each level to survive longer and find a way out in each level to win. Collect power-ups to enhance your battery time and enhance your speed. In Some levels, you must play with your friends to solve complex puzzle and clear them. Local Co-op, Smooth Gameplay, Challenging Puzzles, Strategy, etc. are prominent features of the game. Try it out, and you’ll enjoy it.
#2 Replay: VHS is not Dead
Replay: VHS is not Dead is an Adventure, Puzzle-Platform, Pixel Graphics and Single-player video game created by Team Replay and published by Neko Entertainment. The game takes place in the movie-based universe consists of seventy levels in four different environments. You can get into the role of the protagonist who can run, jump and solve puzzles. Your ultimate take is to manipulate the world from side-scroll view, interact with objects, solve challenging puzzles, and more. According the story, as the last tape was ejected by VCR, it sound a strange voice, and the screen of the TV lightened up and you found yourself trapped in the television world, where you can rewind the time, record your character’s movement, clear each and every level to progress through the game. Solve puzzles and find a way out from the world of television. Replay: VHS is not Dead offers prominent features such as Seventy Levels, Four different Universe, Records to Break, Score the highest points, and more. Try it out, and you’ll enjoy it.