Payback!

payback time in squirrel land. Take them acorns and shoot some enemies.

Instructions: click anywhere to shoot

Categories: Action, High Scores. Tags: mateusz, Mateusz_Skutnik, payback, skutnik, squirrel

I Want You Dead, Santa Santa brought you lousy presents, again. It's payback time!

Chainlinks Normal day and the flammable objects of a small community are living peacefully inside their wooden box. But all of a sudden, they hear some strange and disturbing noises! They suspect the worst case scenario…and unfortunately they were right! Before long ago they exiled a small bomb for being too reckless and really dangerous to them… But now is time for some payback! The little bomb has grown big and returns to that exact same box to spread panic! How many can he blow up? This is up to you…

Alien Invasion II You are the greatest alien pilot in the galaxy. Your mission is to destroy all human military aircraft to prepare for the grand invasion! The humans have pillaged your homeworld for the last time and now it's payback times. Show them what you can do! Build your own games like this on Pulado.com! Make Your Own Games

They Came From Space They came from space ... when no one was looking. No one that is except for you. While all of the Earth's military were wiped out in a sneak attack you managed to scramble into the last tank and got ready to deal the alien scum some payback. It's time to kick those interstellar punks all the way back to Uranus and beyond. But don't go all trigger happy on us: you need to make your shots count and use your power ups to maximum effect and pick up the ammo they drop. TIP: try and bag more than one of these critters at a time to get multi-kills and more points! Good luck. We're counting on you!

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