Players need to make it to the end of certain stages and defeat difficult bosses. Players take command of a tiny ship tasked with fighting endless amounts of enemies.Īs with many side-scrollers, the background throughout the game isn’t interactive, but there are mines placed around certain areas that the ship can run into. This side-scrolling shooter was released in 2007 and packs quite the punch. Currently, gamers can play Chapter 1 for free on Xbox 360.ĭeveloper: Intern Game Team Publisher: Xbox LIVE ArcadeĪegis Wing is an Xbox Live Arcade game that was developed by Carbonated Games. Players can still gather and inspect parts of the scenery along their mighty quest, though. The controls of Knight’s Quest utilize a one-button context so gameplay isn’t very complex. This updated version is no longer point-and-click, with players able to take control of Graham as he travels across the land hoping to gain his knighthood. It was developed by The Odd Gentlemen and is a reimagining of the original King’s Quest series from the mid to late 1980s. King’s Quest is yet another episodic video game, but instead of surviving a world full of zombies or mutated humans, players find themselves on a quest to become a knight. The action is accompanied by an awesome heavy metal soundtrack courtesy of Die Mognstaumbuam, an Austrian thrash metal band, and it’s available for free on Xbox 360.ĭeveloper: The Odd Gentlemen Publisher: Sierra This racing and shooting hybrid game sees players speeding across three different courses in a wasteland setting that just screams Mad Max. The game was one of the finalists in the “Unlock Xbox” competition which was sponsored by Doritos. It was developed by an Austrian Indie developer, Bongfish.
Harms Way is a racing game that was released in December 2010. If you’re someone who prefers to drive incredibly fast, this free Xbox 360 game is the one for you. There are three different locations to play, including Europe, Japan, and the USA, with each consisting of five levels.ĭeveloper: Bongfish Publisher: Microsoft Studios There are checkpoints placed strategically throughout each level, providing a starting point for anyone who falls off the course. Players will have to make their way through challenging obstacle courses before time’s up. The game was inspired by Japanese game shows and ended up winning the second “Unlock Xbox” competition. This 3D side-scrolling and platforming game was one of the finalists of the “Unlock Xbox” competition sponsored by Doritos. Previously known as Avatar Crash Course, Doritos Crash Course was released in December 2010 after being developed by Wanako Games.
Doritos Crash Course Doritos Crash Courseĭeveloper: Wanako Games, A2M Publisher: Microsoft Studios
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