Free tower 1.0 software for windows

Artillery Tower 1.0 is designed to be a free yet interesting shooting game in which you have to stand alone atop an old tower and defend it for as long as you can using a variety of weapons.

Between waves you can buy new weapons, repair your tower, and purchase aid from the air force which lets you call for strategic air strikes. Aim using the MOUSE and LEFT CLICK to shoot. Press SPACE BAR to reload and Z to call an air strike. Use the number keys 1-7 to switch guns.

Treasure Tower is a fast-paced platform game that features over 200 rooms in 26 courses. The objective of each course is to climb a tower built from random rooms and collect the treasure at the top.
The main enemy of the game is time. While in the tower, the clock is constantly running - it starts at just over 30 seconds, and running into obstacles such as spikes or the ghosts that inhabit the towers will temporarily speed it up, making progress more difficult. Time can be restored by finding food, which appears every few rooms, getting rarer in the later towers. Treasure can also be collected for points - there are fifteen pickups in every room, though there are also nine special "treasure rooms" with more.
Once you reach a certain point in the game, a Time Attack mode will be unlocked. This section of the game features the opportunity to submit your times to the online high score board on the games minisite: http://wired.st-and.ac.uk/~wong/treasuretower/
The controls are the standard Click-game setup: Left and Right move, Up and Down toggle switches, Shift jumps. Game controllers are also supported if you select them from the title screen.
More details of the game are explained in the tutorial that youll get when you start the first tower, and a PDF manual is also provided.
Most of the soundtrack is composed of ragtimes by Scott Joplin, and they were sequenced by Warren Trachtman. The rest of the music, the graphics and the program are by me.
Thanks to Circy, Spram, Noyb and Hempuli for sending in the extra rooms. Also, vast apologies to Hempuli for spelling his name wrongly in the credits.

See how you do in this wonderful game of skill and logic. The goal of this game is to move all the discs from the left to the right pole. Click and drag with the mouse to move a disc. Only one disc may be moved at a time and a disc can be placed either on an empty pole or on top of a larger disc. Try to move all the discs using the smallest number of moves possible. Good luck!

Mouse Clocker 1.0 is a distinguished and tractable program which can be used to track how far your mouse pointer has traveled on your screen over a given amount of time. It can also be used to compare that distance to the 'real-life' distances, such as the distance between the Eiffel Tower and the Boston Marathon.