I still haven't come across any newly released games that I can recommend, so I decided to hit the flash classics once again for today's update.  Here are some popular flash games from over the last 2 years that have finally made their way onto Cheddar.  Hey, better late than never.  Enjoy.

Enigmata - A classic overhead space shooter with very impressive graphics.  Watch out for the "bad" powerups.  I always hated bad powerups in games.

Mushroom Madness - This game is so cutesy that I originally thought I wouldn't like it, but I was wrong.  Well, wrong about not liking it, it's still cutesy.  Protect your mushrooms from the wild animals that try to eat them by smacking them with a paddle.  Don't worry, guns come later

Caravaneer - A long strategy game where you operate a caravan and trade goods from town to town.  Fight with bandits along the way.

Hanna in a Choppa - Simple game where you fly a chopper to complete your objectives.  Simple graphics, short levels.  Fun the first time you play it.

Zombie Horde - The Zombie Horde series.  Try to guess what it's about.

Zombie Horde 2 - Number 2.  More of the same zombie slaughter.

Zombie Horde 3 - Number 3.  This time you can move around the city, and there's a storyline involved.  I'm not sure the storyline is needed though.  It rarely is in zombie shooters.

I haven't seen any new "must play" flash games of late (that aren't on Project Cheddar already), so I decided to go back in time and upload two classic games from way back.  "Classic" in flash years = 2007.  I dug around the net and uploaded Johnny Rocketfingers, an adventure game series for mature audiences.  And by mature audiences, I mean the subject matter deals with drugs and sex, not just the usual excessive violence that almost every game ever made contains.

Johnny Rocketfingers - A point 'n click classic, along with multiple dialogue responses to choose from.  Again, because of the young age of some of our visitors here, I must mention yet again the mature subject matter these games contain, so you've been thoroughly warned if you choose to play.

Johnny Rocketfingers 2 - This time Johnny is on the run, or hunt, from/for the drug dealer he ripped off.  Classic Johnny.  Contains as mature of subject matter as the first game.

It's that time again.  Time for a new clone site!

http://projectpork.info - Project Pork is an exact clone of Project Cheddar. It is meant to be used by people who cannot access Project Cheddar for whatever reason. It's just another way for people to get their flash game fix.

Alright, with that out of the way.  On to some new recommended games.

My Pet Protector - This game reminds me of a Japanimation game I used to play back in the 90's.  You controlled a student and raised them through adolescence into adulthood by sending them to school, work, or battle.  This game is exactly like that, except the adolescence child is instead based off a character from the Protector game series.  This type of child raising game is popular in Japan from what I understand, but they never really caught on in North America, at least in the 90's.  Maybe times have changed.  In any case, I like them.

My Pet Protector 2 - It's the same as the first, but with many more options.  I guess if they made a sequel, the first game was a hit (meaning people like this type of game now).  Or they could be trying to milk the Protector name for all it's worth.  Either way, enjoy.

Alice is Dead: Episode 1 - Alice is Dead is an interesting "escape the room" style adventure game that has been making its rounds on the Internet lately.  As can be guessed from the title, the game series has more of a darker feel, so if you're a fan of dark mysteries this will be for you.  The artwork is amazing too.

Alice is Dead: Episode 2 - This episode just came out last week, and it continues where the last one left off.  I'm not sure if there will be a 3rd episode as I haven't finished this yet, but my hunch is yes.  If it is, expect it to be released in a few months.

Endless Migration - This game is surprisingly addictive for being so simple.  You control a goose flying in the skies that must try to meet up with other geese to form a flock, but in the process you must avoid all aircraft and other obstacles that inadvertently cut your flock down in size, literally.  Fly like the wind little goosey.

Civilizations Wars - I haven't played this game much (at all actually), but it's all the rage on the Internet flash gaming scene right now.  It's a real time strategy game, where you control one of three civilizations trying to do something or other.  As I said, I haven't played it, as I've been too busy getting geese chopped up in propeller blades

Bubble Tanks Tower Defense - For you fans of Bubble Tanks 1 & 2 (and there's a lot of you), here's another Bubble Tanks for you to play, but this time it's a Tower Defense game.  The "merging" of bubble towers gives this game some uniqueness in what can sometimes be a copycat genre.  So even if you haven't played Bubble Tanks before, but just like Tower Defense, this game will be worth a try.

Today's update features two interesting bot battle strategy games.  You create and arm a robot team, which is then entered into a tournament to compete against other robot teams.  Thanks goes to Baller33 for the recommendation.

Bot Arena 2 - Who doesn't love bot-on-bot warfare?

Bot Arena 3 - Bot Arena 3 is very similar to Bot Arena 2, so much so that you'll be hard pressed to notice the difference at first, but there are differences I promise.

Stick War - After watching the opening intro of this flash game (with the sound on), I just knew this was going to be a kickass game.  It is.

Elona Shooter - "Elona" seems to be referencing some online RPG something or other that I've never heard of, but apparently it's popular enough to make a flash shooter version of it.  I only know about this game because it was highly recommended on another site.  I'll leave you to judge.