by harley on March 26, 2011
Yes, a short two years after entirely rewriting the user system and uninstalling world domination, it has returned. Reincarnated, bigger and better. I hope it's better. I guarantee it's bigger!
As it turns out, life has a funny way of having it's way, when it comes to plans and priorities. I had planned World Domination to be down for a week, possibly two - not two years. To anyone who was involved with the first World Domination game (I know there were several hundred), please accept my apologies.
Also, to anyone interested who played version 1, be aware that while your scores were wiped out, there is good news. I am installing an awards system for user profiles. Users who played a significant amount of World Domination (v1) have been recorded for various awards, based on the final rankings of that game. Once I get the awards system situated, those will show up on your profile.
I promise it won't take any longer than 2 years.
Go dominate something!
by harley on March 11, 2011
It appears gMail, AOL, and possibly other email services are rejecting or delaying emails sent to gtds.net users, probably due to surpassing the allowed number of mailings in a given period of time.
If you signed up for an account recently using gMail and did not receive an activation email, it is because your mail provider is automatically bouncing the emails back and/or delaying delivery.
I'm looking into solutions at the moment. Sorry for the inconvenience.
by harley on March 4, 2011
The same thing we do every night, Pinky.. try to take over the world.
Well, the old (and not nearly so awesome as Animaniacs) game, World Domination, is making a come back. It may have even have some shiny new choices to increase the strategy beyond 'click enough to keep more than zero people in your country'... alliances perhaps. Recommendations welcome.
Karma is working again, generated for registered users by playing games and posting wonderful things, lost for posting nasty things and unplaying games. I'm not sure that last part is possible, but with today's fancy computers who knows! Karma may leak into other areas of the site in the near future.
Favorites will once again be in the user profiles very soon, so you can keep your favorite games in one easy list.
If you happen to think of anything fun/useful you'd like to see, like the deal or no deal game for instance, in profiles or World Domination, drop me a line.
A typical run and jump game, Run Ninja Run is rather straightforward. Jump and slide to avoid various walls and barriers, and occasionally kick a ninja in the face to get through each level. Better get going!
Swing your way to victory, through several industrial, grungy looking factories. Take advantage of moving cogs and stationary hooks to swing from one safe platform to the next, dialing in or letting out more rope as needed to avoid spikes and other obstacles.
Fight off invading cells in Nano War 2, taking over or neutralizing all the cells on the map. Each cell produces Nano units, which can be sent out to conquer other cells or left home to protect the cell from invasion. Check out the labratory for upgrades and buffs.
A quick, simple set of escape puzzles. As the Last Survivor of something or other, you are a rectangle able to move blocks with your mind. Move the blocks in each stage to allow you to access the exit, without getting hit by any lasers.
Stop the rush of beasts intent on conquering your kingdom. Standard tower defense, with intuitive controls and many well built progressive stages throughout the map, Kingdom Rush is an entertaining game worth a look.
Kingdom in the Clouds hinges on protecting your baby sister from the evil clouds closing in from both sides. Use your kingly elemental powers to blast away the clouds and other baddies, and keep your little sis safe.
Simple and retro, Hunt or Die is a fast paced, no-frills trip into the world of the hunter gatherer. Run around with a bow and arrow killing rabbits, eating berries, riding ostriches, and trying not to get eaten by cougars. Run, hunt, and ride.