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The 20 Best Free Games on GamePro.com

• By McKinley Noble
• April 29, 2009 10:43 AM PST
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Have you ever seen GamePro's Free Games channel? Then get started with the 20 best FREE games on GamePro.com!

Who says you can't get the best things for free? GamePro.com has recently launched a Free Games channel, dedicated to providing a rich assortment of entirely free-to-play video games you can boot up right on your browser. Here are some of our favorites, but be sure to check out GamePro.com's Free Games Channel for more.

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20. Super D

The odd Super D treats players to levels constructed in full 3D, a rare thing for flash games, as you hop and roll your way through stages filled with locked doors and platforming puzzles. By collecting the different faceplates in the game, you can even customize your own D-Cube. How fast can you save the kidnapped D-Cubes, and more importantly, and do you do it in style?

19. SAS Zombie Assault

There are a wide number of zombie defense games in the works, but SAS Zombie Assault doesn't let up on the action in the least. You're by yourself, defending your lonely post in a Gauntlet-style arena as the last surviving member of your squad. While you can reload your guns on the fly and get access to heavier equipment throughout the game, you'll find that getting backed into corners by zombies can (and will) happen no matter how much you plan ahead.

18. Ragdoll Volleyball

We're not sure what it is about Ragdoll Volleyball that we like so much. Maybe it's the hilarious body motions of the bikini-clad volleyball girls. Maybe it's the Pong-like physics of the gameplay. Well, it could just be that no matter how we think a volleyball round is going to play out, just flinging our beach blonde ragdoll around the court seems to always get a few chuckles out of us.

17. Sniper Duty

Sniper Duty just wants you to hit the target. That's it. No elaborate story, no huge menacing plots to follow. Just shoot the other soldiers and rack up as many points as you can. If you're really skilled and just looking for a challenge, try doing it without the scope and don't waste a single bullet. It ain't Call of Duty, but it's still worth a look.

16. Pool Master

Pool Master is every pool game you've played in a console mini-game, but the physics here work pretty well for a small flash-based time guzzler. We've managed to clear the whole table in less than 20 shots, but we're sure that you guys can do better. Just make sure you don't sink that 8-Ball too soon.

15. Shadow Factory

The only racing-based game on this list, Shadow Factory drops you in a post-apocalyptic world where the only available mode of transportation is giant dune buggies. You can catch some giant air in this game's ramp-filled levels, but plummeting to your death is just as easy as crashing your vehicle on a mistimed double flip.

14. Mr. Chicken

"Look out, the sky is falling!" No, really. The sky's falling and it's going to kill you if you don't run like hell. In this free game, you've got to keep the adorable Mr. Chicken from being impaled by the falling sky above him. As if this fast-paced platformer wasn't hectic enough, you'll also have to keep the poor little guy from being electrocuted in high voltage traps, set aflame, or just plain crushed from ridiculously high jumps.

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