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About Undefined Game Pack

Undefined Game Pack collects 22 free-to-play Flash games made under the name Undefined, including the Protector and Legends of Arkandia series. The games are presented as standalone versions, with gameplay mostly unchanged apart from fixes for obvious bugs.

Protector games

The Protector series began in 2008 as a tower defense game with RPG elements. Across the series, it adds faction reputation, hero-specific units, equipment, skills and collectible Protectormons.

  • Protector
  • Protector II
  • Protector III
  • Protector IV
  • Protector IV.V

Manage a hero

The My Pet Protector games focus on managing a hero’s life, balancing work, school and occasional dungeon crawls as you shape their destiny.

  • My Pet Protector
  • My Pet Protector II
  • My Pet Protector III

Legends games

The Legends series builds on the My Pet Protector adventures, using a classic RPG formula with inventive gameplay.

  • Arkandian Crusade
  • Arkandian Revenant
  • Arkandian Explorer

Other games

The pack also includes games with distinct mechanics and formats:

  • Little Protectors: A 2D mini Protector game with several new ideas.
  • Hordes of Hordes: A tower defense game with dynamic pathing and endless gameplay.
  • Engage: A space strategy game spanning hundreds of levels.
  • Cardian: A card-based take on classic gameplay elements.
  • Dead of Night: The first game made under the Undefined name.
  • Condor Cowboys.
  • Quick Quests: Short RPG sessions built around five-minute bursts.
  • Token Hero: Grid-based gem matching with its own rules and RPG gameplay. It includes a tribute to the creator’s old best friend.
  • Elements of Arkandia: A puzzle quest game.
  • Little Protector Planes: Session-based play in which you explore infinite planes and recover treasures and powers from each one.
  • UO Defender: A small Ultima Online fan game from 2006 that served as a prototype for Protector.

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