I love cylindrically shaped mexican food items and North American bovine, put em together

waddya get, Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre.

The latest in this web game saga, finds you as the luchador Burrito Bison.

You must launch yourself from the ropes of the ring and soar through the air, body slamming

gummy bears along and using their squishy remains to go on your quest to retrieve your

cookbook.

The more bears you crush, the more money you receive which can be used for power-ups like

bounciness, slipper lotion, or elastic cables for more launch power.

There are different bosses to battle, and each round has you slowly depleting their

health.

There are also two other luchadores two unlock like Pineapple Spank and El Pollo.

Each with their own unique way of body slamming enemies.

As you go through the game, you can also upgrade the bad guy's weapons and use those items

to get further in the level.

You can also snag pinatas that are filled with all sorts of goodies but I always feel

bad punching it open.

I'm sorry.

Oh, and there is also a power-up called Tacorazzi so I mean, this game really knows me.

If your body gets tired of slamming into things, try using your fists instead with the counter

of death

In this classic kung fu game complete with VHS and old film effects, you play as a Bruce

Lee inspired character as he punches and kicks his way up a dojo tower to rescue his kidnapped

lady.

The controls are pretty simple, there are only two buttons.

One to block high punches and another to block low ones.

Once blocked, you inflict a devastating blow.

While simple, the game is difficult as your anticipation for a particular move might have

you hitting the wrong button.

Each villain has a blue flame that denotes their health.

The more flames, the more hits to defeat but once vanquished you get the flames and can

use them to upgrade things like the character's health, which is pretty necessary.

There are also throwing stars to block, bosses to combo punch into oblivion and even the

appropriate Bruce Lee kung fu sound effects.

Man, making my way up this dojo of doom would be much easier if I had a tank...out

A multiplayer game where you blow up tanks.

Oh yeah.

You can join a new world or join a player hosted one with a map that they created themselves.

If you enter a map with lots of other players, it gets frantic.

For every tank you destroy, you get coins.

You then use those coins to get objects to build your own levels by using the coins to

create walls, doors, turrets, switches, and so on.

You can also build barriers during a match to shield yourself or trap in another player.

Just be careful of your bullets ricocheting and hitting you, because that is not good.

It should be noted that while I was screen recording my play session late at night, there

weren't many other users online but I assume once this video comes out, that will most

likely change.

So while I wait for you to download this game I'm going to play some music with tappy

cat.

A rhythm game with 46 songs to play and unlock.

Put your paws to the chords and get shredding.

Well, not really shredding, but even in the beginning levels the game is pretty tough.

There are four lines and different kinds of notes appear on each.

It takes some getting used to as this set-up is different than most rhythm games.

As you progress you are rewarded with fish, and you get more fish the better you do.

Every so often a curious feline will mosey on past and you use the fish to lure them

in.

Once you collect additional cats, you can play as those characters with their own unique

background.

I mean, look how cute that cat is.

Look at it.

Look at it.

Isn't it just Dandy...Dungeon.

Dandy Dungeon is awesome...and weird.

I'm going to talk generally about it as to not ruin the story, but we follow the character

of Yamada, a programmer at a game studio, who, in his free time, starts working on his

own game.

Dandy Dungeon is a game within a game.

Not only do you follow Yamada through his life and interact with a cast of characters

but you also play test the rogue like game he is making, and in doing so, you level up

Yamada which gives him the confidence to create new levels and characters.

When in the game, inside the game, you must clear various dungeons of monsters, traps

and treasure.

Before even touching the screen, figure out your route, because once you do a timer begins

and you have to draw your path before it runs out or face health damage.

While in combat, you can use upgrades or potions to help or heal your character, If you don't

traverse the entire floor, you also get damage.

Once you get a bit into the game, you meet the love of your life who becomes the princess

you must rescue in your game.

Ok, that's all I'm going to say about it because I don't want to spoil the story.

Links to all the apps can be found in the description below and

if you want more App All Knight there is a playlist right here.

Filled with Apps...all...knight

*sanity begins to disappear*

And, As always, thanks for watching.