June 18, 2007 3:01 PM PDT

'Desktop Tower Defense'

by Webware staff

Category: Entertainment

Your desk is under attack by invaders coming from both land and air. Your only solution? Defend it at all costs, using tiny turrets. Fight off waves and waves of attackers that get more challenging with each onslaught. Use your victory winnings to fortify and buy more defensive units. Losing this battle means losing your humanity.

This is a fun--and free--Flash game that's easy to pick up and sure to waste several minutes or hours of your day. The game keeps track of your stats, and you can also see how you're doing with worldwide rankings and challenges.

Web site: www.handdrawngames.com/DesktopTD

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