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Heads Of Nations
Heads Of Nations is a humourous take on the old whack-a-mole game. Only in this version you use weapons, there is lots of blood and there ain't no moles - just good old Heads Of Nations (i.e. Bill Clinton, Saddam Hussein etc.). With great graphics and loud, bloody sounds Heads Of Nations sure looks like a winner. It is a pity therefore that this demo is such a travesty. As a 'self playing' demo you don't get to play at all. My second major gripe is with the choice of heads to hit - including Monica Lewinksi was a lame joke at the time and now it isn't even topical. Even so, you will get the idea, and there aren't many other games that let you bloody up Boris Yeltsin with a hammer - and for only $5 you could probably forego the miserly demo and register straight away. Our Review: Intense arcade action for everyone! Its blend of simple and accurate play controls make this game enjoyable for a first time gamer and at the same time challenging for the best and most precise mouse users out there. High quality graphics, stereo sound, and fluid animation combine to provide a realistic head hammering experience. Heads of Nations is definitely intended for those with a sense of humor or those who are trying to develop one. Mission Summary: The Heads have joined forces to take over the world. Their current hideout is The Big Cheeze Pizza & Gamez. Go there, and use your trusty hammer to take out the Heads before it's too late. Please be careful. Game Features: High and Low Detail Graphics Modes for Faster and Slower PCs Revolutionary particle system Customizable gore settings from NO GORE all the way up to AL GORE! Built in CD player for listening to your favorite CD's while playing Self-adjusting difficulty (as you get better the game will get harder to test your skills) Saves your high scores to record your progress
Licence: Demo Version: 1.02 OS: Win 95/98, Win NT Date: 1999/08/12 Developer: Trixoid Size: 2.38 MB		Free download
Yippee Ratings Breakdown (5 is best): Installation: 5 Interface: 4 Functionality: 3 Documentation: 3