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Kongregate's Top Three Free Games: May 2013
As they do each month, our sister site Kongregate has once again provided us with details about their current best offerings. All of these games are playable for free, and the selections and descriptions below have been provided by Kongregate's Rebecca Francis. Give them a chance and let us know what you think in the comments section.
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Can’t get enough of Westeros and its inhabitants? This strategy RPG lets you build your own noble house, hire your own Sworn Swords, and do what it takes to get to the top. Best of all, the game is updated each week with content from the show as it happens!
There have never been so many different ways to shoot things! Customize five different characters with hundreds of weapons, attachments, and armor types. Each of the levels is creative and complex, and you don’t have to work up to the good parts, either. In fact, the very first shootout is in a spaceship, and it only gets better from there.
This clever little strategy game has you gathering an army to fight for the king’s glory. You’re provided with tons of ways to locate and customize individual characters, so you can build an army that plays to your own strengths. If you tire of buffing up your beefy barbarians, you can even try questing for a change.
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