Darkruler2005's Comments

The tutorial is immensely hard for a new player. I had no idea my abilities cost 0 to play and as such I did not heal for many turns. A tutorial should not be frustrating.

Far too hard to hit, and "zooming in" really just scrolls my screen up, messing up my whole view of the area. Seems promising, but I'm getting too frustrated trying to hit my targets while also constantly having to scroll down.

I'm going to need to spoil a bit to report a bug. But when you already earned a certain achievement that will "change" the game, and you refresh, the game changes back and it can no longer be done.

Smart way of getting more game views. It auto-refreshes sometimes.

I like the game, but I think the view is too short. For the speedy boats or those further on you basically shoot blindly in the hope they don't escape. Give us a bigger view and it's just perfect.

Why is the full game not available for PC? I would have gladly bought it if it was, but I don't have any of the other consoles.

The tutorial is awfully bugged. The tutorial-giver keeps going back to older texts asking me to build or open something, but naturally that's no longer possible, so the screen gets stuck.

I ask this one peasant "Do you have a sister?" and he replies without breaking a beat "Cemal has the medicine.". That's hilarious.

You can finish a level "imperfectly" by having less silver and experience than the maximum, and never be able to try it again or gain these resources in another way. This makes each step harder if you don't do it perfectly. There's, as far as I'm concerned, not a single way to reset your upgrades (aside from, of course, resetting the campaign), so if you chose something badly you're stuck with that until the end. I don't fully understand how this works out. It's kind of a likable game, but being unable to progress if you run out of clicks every time feels kind of sad.

To counter the "small bonuses" you get for completing challenges, make more challenges. Why is there only one challenge per level? There would be nothing wrong about having more challenges that require you to do something during slowmotion, or about keeping your health at a certain level, or killing a certain amount of enemies with a certain amount of weapons (there's much more I can think of). Completing an individual bonus will give a small perk, but completing more adds up. And that was the fun thing I had in this game, which was lost in the latter. Making more "sidequests" also allows those who think they're badass to go through the main route without doing any of them while allowing the completionists to get nifty rewards. I liked the effects on passive gadgets and armours due to the fact you earn them in ways different from perks. With equipment you have to choose which bonuses to get (you could eventually get all gadgets, but that requires a high level).