You must support your creeps and lay siege to enemy towers while protecting your own towers from destruction. I would highly recommend that you first level up your hero and buy him some better gear. You can purchase various gear at one of the four shops located at the market. There is also a fifth shop elsewhere where you can purchase recipes on how to make more powerful weapons, armor and magic items such as the Mask of Eternal Hunger which grants a 35% life steal to the wearer.

There are various strategies you can use to defeat your enemy while playing The Etternal Battle game. One strategy would be to build up your towers on both sides, destroy his side towers and then attack the enemies center towers from both fronts. Another good strategy is to support the middle attack column as it is the fastest way to advance on the enemy base. After destroying the enemies middle towers, you can then concentrate on the sides. You may lose a tower or two during the battles but don’t worry as you can build new towers.

Don’t let your hero die as you will lose experience and possibly levels. If your hero is badly hurt, run away from the battle and give him a chance to heal. For newbies, I would suggest playing a mage at first as having a ranged attack is significantly easier to play than a melee attack where you are right in the middle of battle. Most importantly, make sure that your barracks do not get destroyed or you are going to lose as the barracks are needed to create more troops and you cannot rebuild once they are destroyed. Try playing the game on the easy setting at first before moving up difficulties and make sure to buy tomes and weapons to improve your stats.

This game is very addicting as I found myself playing it until I was able to achieve victory.

I highly recomend playing this great free flash game, click here to play The Etternal Battle

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A recently published study conducted by the University of Illinois psychology department finds that time spent playing video games actually improves the mental abilities of elderly people.

After subjecting a group of 40 elderly people (60+ year olds) to almost 24 hours of Big Huge Games’ real-time strategy title Rise of Nations, the group exhibited notable improvements in a number of cognitive tests.

“As a group, the gamers became significantly better — and faster — at switching between tasks as compared to the comparison group,” the study reports.

“Their working memory, as reflected in the tests, was also significantly improved. Their reasoning ability was enhanced. To a lesser extent, their short-term memory of visual cues was better than that of their peers, as was their ability to identify rotated objects.”

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Pandemic 2 is an extremely addicting strategy game. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. In this awesome game you play as a new strain of either a bacteria,virus or parasite. It is your job to spread throughout the world infecting humanity and eventually wipe out all human life on Earth. Keep in mind that once the authorities become aware of the threat they will begin trying to develop a vaccine, so it a race against time for both you and humanity. The more people you manage to infect the more evolution points you receive. Use the evolution points to evolve by developing new immunities, symptoms and ways of spreading and mutate into a more powerful strain. By evolving enough you should be able to wipe out all of humanity.

The Pandemic 2 game is far from easy and is extremely addicting. I found myself playing if for more than two hours when I first started writing this review.

You should definately try this great game, click here to play Pandemic 2.

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