Knight Online

We invite you to the world of , a massively multiplayer online role-playing game. MMORPG that utilizes a party system where you help your fellow players to advance.

Manga Fighter

Published by OnNet USA, is a Massively Multiplayer Online Shooting game Third Person Shooter with a twist. Unlike most games of this genre, there's no blood, and there are no soldiers, just brightly colored cute Manga style characters.

League of Legends

It is a game of real-time strategy and action free. Tower Defense games have been big this year, probably reaching their purest peak with PopCap's Plants Vs Zombies. Combine the basic defense idea with fantasy and MMORPGs (Massively multiplayer online Role playing games), and you get , a multiplayer online strategy game. With an isometric view, is played online in two teams of five. Each team has a base, surrounded by a lots of protective turrets. Outside that area is the opposing team's area. Every player controls a Champion, of which there are various kinds. These are supported by spawning minions who accompany players on their journeys, and take most of the damage too. is controlled via keyboard and mouse and is pretty simple, although there are lots of spells and special attacks for you to utilize during the game, which make it more complex. The aim of is to battle through enemy minions, destroying enough defense turrets to create a path to the enemy 'ancient'. Once that is destroyed, you win the game. Sounds simple enough! However, while it's simple to pick up, and addictive too, games of take a long time.The defense turrets aren't easy to destroy, even without enemy attackers, so it's an achievement to manage one. The more you play, the more experience you gain, which gives you access to more spells and strength, which make all the difference in a game. If your team is a little weaker then defeat may feel certain, even though it takes ages! looks good, with an attractive yet clear style, similar to World of Warcraft (but not in 3D). The sound is well done and really professional, making a fantastic free game, one of the most polished you will play. is a compelling multiplayer Tower Defense game, but can eat up hours of your life if you're not careful!

License: Free
Language: English
OS: WinXP/Vista/7
Game Size:  966 Kb



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Auslogics Disk Defrag 3.6.0.0

Auslogics Disk Defrag is a compact and fast defragmentation tool that supports both FAT 16/32, and NTFS file systems. It's supplied with advanced disk optimization techniques, which will remedy your system sluggishness and crashes caused by disk frag...

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Kindle for PC 1.10.5 Build 40382

Kindle for PC is a free application that lets you read Kindle books on your PC.

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PostgreSQL 9.2.2

PostgreSQL is a powerful, open source object-relational database system. It has more than 15 years of active development and a proven architecture that has earned it a strong reputation for reliability, data integrity, and correctness.

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Mobile Atlas Creator 1.9.10

Bring your online maps to the offline world: Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC) creates offline atlases of online maps for your favorite mobile navigation program.

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"Final Shootout"

turrets, defense and soldiers and skillfully combining them you can repel any zombies' attack. Among the turrets there are such significant items as rocket and flame ones which cause even more destruction but also cost much more. In Final Shootout you can also use some defensive elements like sandbags to block the creatures, mines to blow them up and barrels of oil to make them freeze with terror. Don't forget to equip your soldiers who will do their best to help you defeat the dreadful creatures. And you always need money! That's why you'd better start with the tutorial where you meet zombies in the open space and can practice a lot. Be prepared that the other locations in Final Shootout will be more difficult to hold and the zombies' waves will be even more numerous. Pay attention to the first person mode where you can control the situation and shoot for one of the soldiers. Enjoy the game whenever you like absolutely for free right now!

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First Impressions: HTC One X+

will be arriving in the Indian market soon, with the market price pegged at just less than Rs. 40,000. We got a chance to check out this phone recently at an HTC event, and here are some observations that we took away.

HTC One X+

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Zync Cloud Z5 Review

The Zync Cloud Z5 is a promising device as a budget 5-inch device. For Rs. 9,000, you are getting a smartphone-tablet hybrid that has decent performance as a phone and a multimedia device. If you want an IPS display, you can take a look at the iBall Andi 5c. But as of now there are only a few options available in the budget phablet category. If you are desperate to pick one up, you can go for either, depending on your budget. But we'd suggest that you hang on to your cash for a bit longer until this category gets populated with a few more options.

RELATED STORIES Zync launches dual-SIM 5-inch 'Cloud Z5' phablet for Rs. 9,490 Samsung Galaxy Note II launched in India at Rs. 39,990; Galaxy Camera unveiled

Related reviews: Apple iPhone 5 Review HTC Windows Phone 8X Review iBall Andi 5c Review Review Specifications & Performance The phablet as a device has found the sweet spot between a traditional smartphone and a 7-inch tablet. This space wasn’t always successful though. The Dell Streak was the pioneer in this category and the device really didn't take off.

In 2011, Samsung took a bold step and reignited the category with the launch of the Galaxy Note. The device did well enough not only to get Samsung to launch the Note II in 2012, but also paved the way for a phablet market.We have seen a few phablets try and take on the Note II. Some of the competition includes the LG Optimus Vu and the HTC Droid DNA (J Butterfly). The fact still remains that all of these devices are premium priced.But that didn't remain the case for long. Recently, many manufacturers have introduced low-cost phablet devices. We some hands on time with the iBall Andi 5c (read our review) and as a budget smartphone-tablet hybrid, the device performed reasonably. Today we have with us the Zync Cloud Z5, another entry in the budget phablet market. Is this device worth a glance, or are you better off going in for a premium phablet?Build and Design

It’s well said that to be the best, you need to first copy the best and this fact is very well visible with the Zync Cloud Z5. One look at the device and you would be forgiven for thinking that it is a Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 (the first generation Galaxy Note).On the face the Cloud Z5 has a 5-inch display that is quite big. It’s clear that Zync doesn't want you to mistake this device as the Galaxy Note as there is “Zync” clearly written below the earpiece. Below the display is the physical home button that also doubles up as the multitasking button. To the left of this button is the capacitive menu button and to the right rests a capacitive back button. Very Samsung Galaxy Note-like!

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