Wolfschanze 2 (2009) [PC Game]

Wolfschanze 2 - Robust and reliable secret information - is key to any successful military operation. But how to get to this information, if the enemy uses the most sophisticated methods of encryption? Take on the role of an officer of the Red Army during the Second World War, and leave for a life-threatening mission behind enemy lines. Your main aim is to steal the encryption Appliances with a book of codes. But throughout history there are other, more challenging task: the brilliant German professor with a prototype of a new weapons is absolutely a secret level ..



Date: 2009-12-02
Rating: 08/10
Game Type: FPS
Size: 1 DVD


Minimum System Requirements:
System: Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7
Processor: with frequency 2,4 Ghz
Memory: 1024 MB
Video Card: 512 MB
Audio-card: compatible with DirectX 9.0c
Hard disk: 6 GB

DOWNLOAD:
http://hotfile.com/dl/25354399/13dd192/HFAutoDownload.zip.html

My Farm

Breed hens, ducks, turkeys, pigs, sheep and cows and sell your farm produce to build the most successful and beautiful farm ever!
Start off with one, single little hen, an empty field and a few pennies. Once your hen starts laying eggs, sell them to the Shopkeeper so you can start buying new animals at the Penny Fair, to grow yourfarm bit by bit. Be careful to feed and look after your animals well though, or you risk them going elsewhere!
In time, you can expand your farm by adding items like a henhouse, a pond, a drinking trough, sheep barn and so on. And, little by little, you can earn bonuses, like a windfall, a rooster, a dog, a tractor, and more!








DOWNLOAD:
http://hotfile.com/dl/24038190/9705344/ESP5Myfram.rar.html

11/4 Free Gamer - open source games

Please add updates@feedmyinbox.com to your address book to make sure you receive these messages in the future. Free Gamer - open source games Blender Game Competition 2010 November 3, 2009 at 7:39 pm Dear diary...ermm readers *hust*... this is my first post on this blog so please be gentle with me! I am sort of helping out now and then since qudobup is busy with other stuff. Beeing a forum regular I had to help out of course, even if I might not have the time to post that often. Ok now to the really important stuff: Blender (everyones favorite GPL 3D modeling application) also has a build in game engine. And what would be nicer than having a nice competition for game creation? Here is a video of one of the winners from last year (not open-source!): DukDuk gameplay So why not join in that get a chunk of the $500 prize? Why Blender game engine (BGE)? Wasn't the game engine always the stepchild of the project? Slow, bloated and buggy? Well things change, and with this years open game project Yo Frankie! things have taken a leap towards greatness! Speed has been greatly improved, physics are completely integrated and you can do great eyecandy with the OpenGL 2.0 GLSL shaders (here are some more features). And things look even better with the upcoming Blender 2.5. Getting started with the BGE So what can the BGE actually do for aspiring FOSS game developers? Well it is a "game-maker" for grown-ups... so if you want to make games and not learn how to become the the next John Carmack (tm) the BGE is for you. On a low level you need no programming at all, much can be done with the "logic blocks". And for more ambitious projects the BGE is fully scriptable with Python (which is one of the easiest and most comfortable programming languages). And did I mention that games created are completely multi platform? Linux and MacOSX ports are just one click away! A good first step would be to head over to blenderartists.com and surf a bit on their game engine sub-forums. There you will find free (some GPL or PD even if the license is not always 100% clear) templates (f.e. FPS or network) and many great tutorials. And most people there will freely share their .blend files with you which include all art assets, scripts and so on in neat package (open them in Blender, press "p" and the game starts). However not all of it is really licensed in a FOSS way, but at least you can use these as great tutorials. Overall one could say that this is a great way of distributing the "source" of complete FOSS games (code, art, music etc). Other sites worth noting are GameBlender and maybe the new Blender Games. And of course for all your Blender news: Blender Nation! So my excuses for these more game development related news... but you will find some nice games to play (done in Blender) in the many links I provided :p But next time there will be more traditional gaming news!   This email was sent to g4mezblog@gmail.com.  Create Your Account Don't want to receive this feed any longer? Unsubscribe here.