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Spare a quid, or a buck, or whatever you would call moolah in your local language, but the important thing is, spare it and support your favorite developers! In this Supporting the Game piece, we talk about all the interesting little things you get when you decide to purchase additional content for one of our favorite tower defense games: Kingdom Rush.
And by buck, we mean that in American Dollars. That is all that is asked of players who have come to play, love and get addicted to the game. Kingdom Rush has a large community of fans, and for the premium content to have such a small and reasonable price for premium content is certainly something that many of us should be thankful for.
Of course, one can always choose to give more. When paying for premium content, you are given the option to pay anywhere from $1 to $100. You decide the amount you give, but the minimum stays the same. The bottom line is that you get the same extras regardless of how much you pay –which means you are not forced shell out plenty just to get everything in the premium content list.
As expected, you only get in-game content –so don’t expect to get a signed poster or artbook mailed to your doorstep. Still, the amount of extras that come packed with this deal are pretty useful and fun to use in-game.
Here is a quick list of everything you will get: 15 stars, more gold at the start of each stage, the lightning bolt spell, an additional unit in reinforcements, and costumes for said reinforcements.
So there you go, 5 really interesting things that will make this game more fun and much easier to play. But what does each of them really do?
First off, you get 15 stars for upgrades. These are the same stars you earn by finishing stages –in short, they are limited in quantity (once you earn stars, you cannot play the same stage to earn it again, you will need to finish a new stage). Having 15 stars ready is the equivalent of finishing 5 stages with a full three star ranking.
With this, you can pretty much fill out an entire skill tree the moment you plop down some cash. For anyone who has played Kingdom Rush, you would know that you will need stars to get stars. Stars are used to learn passive skills that will enhance your towers, spells and reinforcements. The more you have, the more likely you are to gain a full three-star rank at the end of a stage. Of all the benefits that you gain from purchasing premium content, the 15?
You also get more gold at the start of the stage. This value changes depending on the stage you are playing, and the value has a bit of a random factor to it. While this is useful (you can build more towers (or upgrade one faster) at the start of the game, it really does not have so much of an impact on the overall story mode. During challenges however, this is going to be a massive help –in some stages, the additional upgrade stars are enough to bring a tower to level 3. This is going to change the way you approach the tougher challenges as you will have more resources at your disposal.
The lightning bolt spell is a single target random damage spell that can either be really useful or a complete waste of waiting for a cooldown (either way, each spell cooldown is independent of each other so really does not matter at all). The spell summons a powerful bolt of lightning from the sky to deal a completely random amount of damage to the target creature. The odd part is that the attack value seems to have a range of 0-500 (so far). The lowest value we have seen in-game is under 40 pts of damage, but there are reports by other Kingdom Rush players that they have seen lightning bolt do anywhere from 30 to even 0 pts of damage (which means you could get really unlucky with this). The upside, of course, is that the opposite is true: the spell can dish out massive amounts of pain. So far, we have seen about 412 pts of damage, other people have reported higher values too.
The random factor makes the new spell both useful and still balanced –even for players who did not purchase the premium content. Had the spell been consistently high-damage, it would have made players feel like the devs are forcing them to pay for content.
As one would expect, our favorite additions are the reinforcement bonuses. Kingdom Rush has always been a special TD game for us thanks to its implementation of having ground troops.
These infantry type units worked by holding off enemies (each unit would fight off one enemy and keep them from advancing), which helped players create choke points for holding off large volumes of enemies, or by having them function as anchor groups in order to turn a large wave into something more manageable. And one of the best ways to get reinforcements is not to get them from a nearby barrack structure, but by getting them from the call reinforcements spell.
With the premium content, the volume of reinforcements that arrive will increase by a count of 1. This means that you get an extra unit for either dealing damage or for holding down an extra enemy. How you make them useful is entirely up to your strategy.
And to make the deal even sweeter, players also get to enjoy selecting a costume for reinforcement troops. This add-on is strictly superficial and will have no actual effect on your gameplay (but it certainly makes the game more interesting to play). Options for players include costumes from various pop-culture series –such as science fiction and video games.
Bottomline: yes. When Ironhide allow you to choose the value of your payment, it usually means that you get some pretty worthless extras. But this is different, the items are good, the spell is useful and the bonus to the reinforcements is actually something you can come to rely on in the harder challenge stages.
The good thing about this $1 premium content pack is that you can avail of it anytime. There is a secure Paypal option which we highly recommend for anyone interested in getting all the extras. And more importantly, since this is not a discount-type kind of deal, you can expect the offer to be available for quite some time.
So if you ever find yourself wanting to plunk down some cash for online content, you should really consider sending some in the way of Kingdom Rush. It takes only a short amount of time, costs little, and most importantly, the extras you get are more than worth it.
Also we would recommend you check out Incursion for another quality tower defense game - it takes inspiration from Kingdom Rush but offers you a more direct game with more focus on units than towers.
So you fancy yourself as a bit of a mean gamer. You always opt for the hardest settings when playing games. Well, we have a challenge for you - ten of the most difficult online games we could find.
They're tricky, they're testing, they're downright infuriating. They'll make you laugh, they'll possibly make you cry and they'll almost certainly have you coming back for more, just to show them. Just to show them good! They are the hardest games you can find online.
Now, burying the needle on the Casual Girl Gamer hard-o-meter takes more than flooding the screen with overwhelming waves of bad guys - the candidates here are less bashing and blasting, more baffling, befuddling and bewitching. Indeed, there's hardly an enemy to be seen in our collection of brain teasers, tests of skill and just plain maddening fun.
That's because ultimately, as I found during my extensive research into these digitised versions of pure, mind-bending evil (in the nicest possible sense, that is), the real battle is often against one's own, occasionally dispiriting, lack of basic coordination and reactions.
Increpare's Primitive Pattern may be the most straightforward of the games in our list, but it is also one of the toughest nuts to crack. It bills itself as a treatise on Hegelian semiotics and invariant theory. After much in-depth rummaging around on Wikipedia, I think this means it's something to do with algebra and that bloke who captained the Germans against the Greeks in Monty Python's philosopher's football match.
The premise is as simple as the retro, low-fi graphics. Click nine circles in a three by three box in any sequence you like. Easy, right? To win, you must pick the second most popular pattern based on previous plays. Not so easy. Keep clicking away though, there's only something like 80 bajillion combinations. Play Primitive Pattern here.
One button games can't be hard, can they? Oh, they can. Honeybug's creation starts off harmlessly enough with our heroes - who, fact fans, apparently take their names from the alter egos of secret language speaking twins Grace and Virginia Kennedy - riding across the plain.
Their unexpected separation thanks to a passing dragon sees the game switch to a split-screen, side-scrolling adventure as Cabenga (or possibly Poto) navigates the belly of the beast and Poto (or..well...) continues on the ground. From then on, avoiding (or squishing) various desert critters and dragon stomach bugs, speeding one partner up while simultaneously slowing the other one down and using coordinated moves to remove obstructing beasties is all down to your skill with a space bar. Play Poto and Cabenga here.
The irritating game that uses 100 per cent of your brain - Jeu Chiant does exactly what it says on, er, the tin. There's no story, no levels and no baddies or bosses. The challenge here is a load of balls. Well, two balls to be precise, which isn't really a load. Anyway, you have to keep one balanced on a see-saw while using a sliding horizontal platform to play keepy-uppy with another.
It's devilishy tricky from the off, requiring some frantic mouse work and that most dreaded of things (for the male mind at least) - multitasking. The despair of seeing one (or both) of your balls fly into oblivion is compounded by the withering assessments of your efforts, which are on the one hand entirely uncalled for and, in my case, basically true. Play Jeu Chiant here.
Speaking of multitasking, here's enough of it to reduce even the most hardy of souls to a gibbering mess. DiscipleOfFred's mind-blasting Flash sequel is four games within a game. On their own, none of them would be particularly challenging or entertaining of course, but put them together and even remembering the instructions becomes a Herculean feat of memory.
To make matters worse, you only actually play two of the four games at any one time, so even when you think you're getting the hang of simultaneously taking on one pair, you're suddenly presented with a new combination. Still, at least it doesn't compare you to a poodle or Paris Hilton. Play Multitasking 2 here.
Here's more games-within-a-game mischief in the retro 80s form of Morplee. In that spirit, I'll say it's the browser gaming equivalent of doing Black Lace's Superman. While fighting off waves of hostile attackers. So, actually, it's more like the gaming equivalent of a bad night out in Barnsley.
But enough of my weekend. To save Morplee's planet you have, for some reason, to solve a stack of mini-challenges while shooting down pesky space invaders. For the most part, you'll get a one-word instruction - it's things like copy, shoot and organise here, not ski, sleep sneeze and so on.
The challenges are inventive enough and they'll come in a different order every time - the hardest part is beating the clock, so get your clicking finger limbered up. Play Morplee here.
You are the tiny nation of Qwop's most accomplished athlete, sent to represent its proud people in the field of international running around. The only problem is the training programme wasn't terribly well funded. This is a genuinely hard game to play because of both its controls - two keys control your thighs and two your calves - and the fact you're laughing so hard you miss the starting gun.
Ideally, you're aiming to show Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay how it's done by masterfully blazing through 100 metres and into the history books. In reality, my first few distances registered in the minus column thanks to that control system sending my Olympic hero scissor-kicking into an undignified pile on the track. The Chariots of Fire theme had barely even started. But remember, it's the taking part that counts. Play Qwop here.
NinjaKiwi's Chase Goose 2 is from the Daley Thompson's Decathlon school of keyboard-pounders. Thoroughly old-school down to the Commodore 64-style music, it is, well, a big chase. Our feathery hero has had the tables turned on him and is being pursued by a worm. A very big one. Hitting the left and right keys gets the goose going and you've definitely got the upper hand in terms of speed. Alas, this isn't a flat sprint. And you can't fly. But then it wouldn't be a hard game.
Jumping various holes in the ground requires you to hit a particular key - or as you progress, to do some quick mental gymnastics to answer little questions. To complicate things further, you'll be asked to hold down other keys while still skipping across the keyboards and generally tying yourself up in knots.
And all the while, that worm stalks you, relentless and merciless, like a Boris Karloff monster. Sort of. Play Chase Goose 2 here.
Abandon hope all ye without a steady mouse hand. This reworking of the fairground favourite where you have to pass a metal hoop along a twisted wire isn't especially scary given its title - but it is extremely hard, which is good enough for this list.
It's all plain sailing early on, with a generous inverted L-shape to get your started, but the mazes become tougher and tougher - and beware, there's no time-outs or breaks here. Once you complete one level, you're straight into the next one, so even a momentary lapse of concentration will send you, despairing, back to square one. Play The Scary Maze here.
Ever needed to pick out a shapeless, alien form from a line-up of similar looking shapeless, alien forms? No? Well here's your chance. For the Twin from Hybrid Mind Studios is high on cutesy charm and the wobbly, hand-drawn style animation certainly adds another layer of trickiness to picking out the matching chap for the mugshot you've been given.
The difficulty level is cranked up with each new challenge, adding changing backgrounds, perspective and movement to your list of headaches. On the plus side, everyone smiles and jumps when you get it right, which is nice. Play For the Twin here.
DiscipleOfFred are back with more games within games in the retrotastic Tail. You control two glowing, Tron-like cables (or tails), one heading north, the other going south. The trick is to avoid the nasty red glowing thingies and to pick up the altogether more agreeable green glowing thingies. There's the occasional purple glowing thing too, which may be medals, but I'm not sure.
The element of rub-your-tummy, pat-your-head in trying to grab one set of blobs while avoiding the other certainly makes Tail a tricky customer - although the hardest thing about this game might be getting through it while listening to that throbbing Europop soundtrack. Play Tail here.
If you think you have found some online games that are even harder than these, then please tell us all about them in the comments section below.
Give Up and the first World's Hardest Game are easy ._. Try the second or the third World's Hardest Game, then say something about hard games. And if you're talking about puzzles, try playing Braid.
I cannot believe you guys forgetting the Worlds Hardest Game, you should probably try it first :D http://shockshed.com/worlds-hardest-game/ a real headache game :D
A hard game? Try the game "Give up." I hear the level designer couldn't finish the game. The walkthrough is not the completed game, only about 25/30ths of it
The Big Adventure of Owata's Life is by far the hardest game I've played. Plus it's a long game, hence Big Adventure
i give up is a really tricky game. it is said that only 1 in 100 people can get to stage 20 of 70! also storm collins is handsome
These games will be easy if there are 2 people playing it,i will tell you a harder game,its really hard just to MOVE the person in the direction you want/the way you want:Toribash
The games listed are a point of view guys, lets not be fussy about things. Primitive Pattern is database based so it changes, at first it was hard as hell, as time went on it became easy. Many here are saying for 'I wanna be ... something' but lemme tell you it's far more easier, compared to these, ever won any game listed (except primitive pattern). And many have already said about this game so give the maker of this blog time. And win JEU CHAINT, will make your ego crash
you son of a bitch you should have put a "SCREAMER ALERT" on the Scary Maze Game, the screamer didn't surprise me, i didn't even play it, but i know there's screamer in it
try this its hardest game ever :)http://www.addictinggames.com/action-games/theworldshardestgame.jsp hard game i cant do it but then again i am 11 so that might explain a bit ,oh well i tried you should too :P
Did you guys ever play the REAL Worlds hardest game.it's called worlds hardest game. just look for it and you'll find it belive me you will it has deaths and blur things And.also try packman,Fantage they are all so fun bye
one i think is hard is The Worlds Hardest Game 2. The first one is alot easier but the second is very... infuriating
Poorly controlled games aren't difficult they are poorly coded. None of your list was as mind boggling as I had hoped. Why not throw moneyseize into that list. It is made very well and offers a very nice curve of simple to insanely difficult, same with the meatboy series and the unfair platformer.
The second one is considerabley harder but once you get the hang of it it's really quite simple P.S to cheat go into your keyboard configuration settings and alter so that both the sapce bar and shift are space, that way you can control both creatures at the same time p.p.s I didn't use this cheat when I was playing, I just thought that all you people out there who can't complete this game might want some help!
u forgot battle toads the game where only a handful have ever beaten it since it came out like 15 years ago
primitive pattern 2nd try (its not exactly a hard game, that's like calling heads or tails a hard game)... for the twin at least bronze in all but 2 levels i only missed one click but didn't have to start the level over. beat it in less than 15 minutes while half watching judge dredd. that game wouldn't be on my ten year old niece's 10 hardest, so it shouldn't be on the list of someone who can make a decent web page
finished primitive pattern first try... I dont understand the fuss? ps. haha to everyone who played scary maze. hope you ripped out your testicles in fear
How about Syobon Action? Maybe not the hardest, but a definite bitch and harder than half the games you've got listed.
That thing about guys not being able to multi-task has since been proven to be nonsense. No gender bias in the results exist in further independent testing.
No mention of KOHCTPYKTOP ( http://www.zachtronicsindustries.com/play-kohctpyktop/ ), the game you have to be an actual electrical engineer to have any hope of beating without outright cheating.
Uh, I won Primitive Pattern. It's easy. You just have to know how people think. Most people will go 123 456 789 Second-most popular is 123 654 789 Try it, it works. And then it'll become the most popular and stop winning : D
if i remember correctly doesn't the scary maze just show the exorcist witch woman after you get to a certain point, i think its level 3?
This is a garbage list, not once was there a mention of "I Want To Be The Hero." There wasn't any challenge to half the games, all gimmicks and no "hardness."
What's with that little jab at guys there? "and that most dreaded of things (for the male mind at least) - multitasking."
Scary maze? Really? Haha cmon girls. How the hell did Alien Hominid not make this post? Its a major high quality flash game that no one has beat
@Ben @Hi @JM thanks for the suggestions. 'Those I wanna games' are sadistically hard. @Sophie @Anon Congrats on completing Primitive Pattern. You did better than me. @richtaur Look forward to seeing your new game.
OMFG!! I was playing PRIMITIVE PATTERN for the first time ever, and got it on my second try!!!!!!!!!!
Didn't Penn & Teller release a game called Desert Bus! I think that should be included here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npTRkTIlrZs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMbWmZ7SG-c
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Ask any successful lifestyle entrepreneur the secret to his or her success and “excellent time management skills” will at least make their top five.
But there can be many miscalculations about how to take charge of your time. As you scramble for time mastery, you may be falling into these six myths about what it takes to be a time management guru:
Yoon Cannon, a recent guest on my radio show, “Christian Women Entrepreneurs on Fire”, who currently had two high school kids and one in elementary, shared that guarding her time now is actually much more difficult than when all of her kids were younger. She said that you definitely need different time management strategies at different stages in life.
For example, when you have younger versus older kids, your optimal time management approach — from decisions about whether to have an electronic or off-line system, whether and how to time chunk, working from SMART goals or using more of a visioning approach — can change during different work and personal stages.
TIP: Constantly evaluate what is and is not working in your time management routine and be open to learning and incorporating new approaches you encounter.
Your priorities or unfinished work around your priorities can actually be the root of your time management problems. When you have too many priorities, you neutralize your focus on any of them. And having conflicting priorities leaves your unconscious mind battling itself to figure out what to do next.
TIP: At the beginning of the year, make time for thorough planning of both your work and life goals. Take time to force yourself to narrow your focus on several crucial areas that work in synchronicity with all parts of your life.
Did you know that each interruption can cost you 8 minutes to get back to what you were doing? But when you can plan your interruptions by scheduling them in, you avoid sitting too long working which is not only bad for your body, but is a productivity sucker.
There are times you want to completely shut out interruptions so you can get into the flow. But it may be a good strategy in the early stages of your business to allow for interruptions using technology to notify you of potential clients calling to schedule an appointment or key people you need to talk to if the alternative is a series of phone tag.
TIP: Structure your day to minimize interruptions. But, be strategic when deciding when to let them in your business day.
Actually, yes it will, particularly when it comes to properly estimating the amount of time it takes to complete tasks on your to do list. When people are over-booked with bloated priorities, they don’t like to look at the facts about how much time each of the item of their list will really take to complete. This creates stress and laissez-faire approach where things are left to take their own course.
TIP: Estimate how much time the things you want to accomplish will take. When things will take more time to do, then you have to start eliminating or delaying the task, delegating the task, or finding faster ways to complete the task. Doing this regularly will help you break the habit of unrealistic scheduling.
This depends on what you are going through. If you have a chronic relationship challenge at home, your ability to employ time management strategies is not at full capacity. Or when you are in the process of making big changes in either your work or personal life, it is normal to periodically go into fight, flight, or freeze mode when approaching your work. During those times it is best to recognize what is happening, take a break, nurture yourself, and get back to work as soon as you are able.
TIP: Recognize and address any outside factors that may be contributing to your seemingly lack-luster ability to manage your time well.
Becoming a master of time is a lifelong journey. For the Christian women entrepreneur, it is your best tool to ensure the priorities you are living match up with the priorities your Maker wants you to live.
Biz and Life Tips for Christian Women Entrepreneurs: Assess where you are today with time management and make a commitment to constantly grow in this area; it truly is the key to manifesting your Holy Spirit-inspired vision.
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