I.T. Kid

The Chaos Faction returns with bigger battles, new weapons, new characters and fifteen campaign levels.

The second Sonny: a turn-based zombie RPG with a skill tree, a party and a much longer campaign than the first -- Armor Games' own follow-up to its zombie survival RPG.

Command US or German forces through the second half of the war, in the second of CrazyMonkeyGames' Warfare strategy games.

Box against the computer or a friend on one keyboard -- ragdoll physics, knockdowns and a crowd that roars, in one of the flash era's most-played two-player fighters.

Obama and McCain take their 2008 duel to the street: pick a candidate and fight your way to the White House.

Fight you way though the game in till you get to the Boss, and hopefully beat the stuffing out of him. All you have to do is stab, slash and kick as many enemies as each level throws at you and upgrade between levels.

Okay, here's the deal, your name is Khronos, and you are a hero who bravely fought against the Romans. But all that has no meaning when you wake up in the Underworld and meet Sish, who says that this is his world and you are dead. He tells you that you are a weak human, but he will let you be a true hero and fight his dark army. Fight the hordes of monsters and unlock new characters, and then you shall receive your just reward.

I'm not really clear on the details, but you are a knight running around atop the castle wall while a huge flaming suite of armor with a club, well, clubs you and mysterious balls of flame attack you. There is also a rat thief that will drop stones if you hit him. Use the stones to upgrade your weapon and defeat the giant clubbing thing that's clubbing you.

One of the best fighting games around.

Fight off the oversize enemies and protect Taco Bell.

Just kill them all.

Defend your castle with four catapults. Don't let the attackers get to the castle walls.