This update showcases games recommended solely by TowerDefender.  Long live the king

Ether War - This game is about as fun as they come.  Rarely does a game get me hooked to the point where I feel the need to finish it completely.  Ether War is an arcade shooter where you must balance defense with offence as your spacestation wages war with the Brood Mother.

Cell Warfare - A simple game, but incredibly well polished.  Achievements, awards, etc. all for a game where you simply shoot circles.

Aero Fighters - A remake of the classic arcade game from 1992 titled Aero Fighters.  If you played it back then and enjoyed it, now is your chance to play it again.

Nostradamus - Another retro style arcade shooter.  I don't know if this game is a remake as well, but it sure feels like it.

Most of this update comes to you by way of Mr. Underestimated, who brought to my attention most of these games.  Morningstar was recommended by TowerDefender.  Thanks to both of you for helping Project Cheddar grow!

Seed of Destruction - When I first heard about this game, I thought it was going to be some cheesy game that was trying to cater to the pervert market... I was wrong.  Even though you control a giant sperm on a path of destruction, the gameplay, the art, the music are all incredible.  It took 6 months to make this game, and that time the developers put into the game really shows.

Commando - This game is from a year or two back.  You play a commando in World War 2.  A solid shooter.

Commando 2 - This sequel is more of the same as the original, but this time your hero is off to the far east to battle the Japanese.

Morningstar - A very impressive point 'n' click adventure game.  You don't see to many of these types of adventure games anymore, so it's always nice to play them when they do come around.  A word to the wise, only use the radio if you're truly stuck, otherwise the game isn't much of a challenge.  I don't know why they put the radio in there.  If people are stuck I'm sure they will look up the answer online.  It's too tempting to cheat when the answers are that close at hand.

Ragdoll Laser Dodge - Simple, but fun game.  Avoid the lasers by dragging your stickman around.

Learn To Fly - This is Shopping Cart Hero in Antarctica.  Play a penguin trying to fly.  Good luck beating the 6000 feet challenge; I couldn't do it.

The comment section under each game is now fully working.  I just spent the last 4 hours programming and testing the system and it appears to be fully functional.  Here's how the comment system works:

Each initial comment is rewarded with one positive vote, which is worth one point.  The initial positive vote is considered to be your "thumbs up", so you cannot vote for your own posting.  If other people vote for your comment, your total points will go up or down depending on how they vote.  The total number of positive and negative votes are shown in the green and red boxes, with the difference being the total points your comment is worth.  Crappy comments will be voted down, giving them no value.  Great comments will be voted up, making them worth a lot.

Points are used towards improving your ranking, which will display in the forums and on your profile.  In the future, ranking will have more positive benefits on Project Cheddar as well.  (Note: As of now, points are not showing up correctly on the profiles.  It's a bug I'm currently working on fixing)

Karoshi: Suicide Salaryman - In most games, you try to keep your character alive. Not here.  In suicide salaryman you must find a way to kill yourself.  It's harder than it seems.  Thanks goes to Furyrider

Xeno Tactic - If you enjoyed Desktop Tower Defense, then you'll enjoy Xeno Tactic (which is DTD in space).  Thanks to TowerDefender for the recommendation.

Super Briefcase - There isn't much to this game.  Dodge the incoming bombs by moving left or right.  I'm not sure if there is an ending, but I got to around 200,000 points before dying.

I was out of town last weekend and could not update Project Cheddar with the usual large update on Sunday, so here it is now.

DeBloc - Tetris is child's play compared to DeBloc.  Yyou have to line up the bars in order to remove blocks.  It made my head hurt, have fun.

Bango - A puzzle platformer.  Touch a block to highlight it, stop touching the block to remove the block from the board.  Remove all blocks to proceed.

Bunny Charm - I quite enjoyed this one.  I played for as long as I could until I had to move on to the next game to review.  Few games keep me entertained for longer than 5 minutes now-a-days, so this one must be good.

Angelico 2 - You play a fallen cupid that must earn his way back into the heavens by matching people up.  The graphics are stunning, and gameplay is decent too.

GlueFO 2.0 - Fly a spaceship and shoot enemy spacecraft and asteroids... but not with conventional weapons.  Rather, you must fling debris at them using your shields.  Thanks goes to Mr. Underestimated

Shift 4 - If you enjoyed the first 3 Shifts (which are on Project Cheddar, use the search), you'll enjoy this one.  Thanks goes to Furyrider, and later Mr. U for telling me they released the 4th in the series.

Duckstazy - This game is beyond trippy.  Play a duck looking to get high by eating pills.  Eat enough pills and you'll enter a psychedelic trance.  Thanks goes to Lisanjames