Demondoll's Comments

This was a pleasant surprise. After reading all the whining about paid premium content I expected the game to be awful and balanced to force people to get it. Instead I found a good game, not great but certainly good, that is very manageable if you don't screw around with the perks. They are extremely powerful so if you stick to ones that boost your life and damage while hampering the enemy instead of conveniences like extra ammo and movement abilities then you should not have much trouble with the game or the achievements. Not a bad game at all.

Not a bad game at all. Gets very very hard, but not necessarily a bad thing. Because of the extremely short duration of the power-ups and even weapons (without extra clip upgrade they run out of ammo FAST) there need to be some REALLY obvious audio clues that indicate when power-ups are almost gone and when weapons are reloading or out of ammo. I know there is already a click for the latter two instances but it's not nearly enough in a heated battle. Nice game though.

Oh my god level 44 is so deliciously sick. It looks like the little face is strapped to the wooden block by the sides of its mouth. Very nice game in general - great concept and excellent execution. It explored the concept thoroughly without becoming too tedious or frustrating.

Not a very fun game. Tips for getting badge quickly: use ANY flying character to beat levels quickly and pick off any new forms you find - there is no reason to clear every level. Birdman Tribe Leader is the best character for this that I've found but any flier with a fast attack will do. Search the main dungeon grid in staggered line pattern such that lines you search are separated by 2. Clearing a section will reveal all adjacent ones so this will mean minimal screwing around to find the dragons and boss. Good luck!

Excellent game very nicely balanced to provide a good challenge without being too frustrating at the normal difficulty. Sets the perfect atmosphere for zombie survival because you're not trying to kill everything but just avoid and outrun. Fantastic.

Simply amazing. Best survival flash game I've seen... at least the first 10 minutes of it are. It isn't that difficult once you get more than one firearm (since all those infinite reloads are lying around) but the exploration and collection mechanics coupled with a race against the clock should make this game exiting even when you're able to mow down most opposition. Unfortunately, the core concept kind of falls apart once you realize that 36 hours are enough to physically visit all the areas of the game (and still have a few deaths) so you don't have to collect any hints whatsoever. I love all the mechanics and brilliant ideas this game shows but in the end they mean little because it is simply too easy.

The actual game is quiet fun with enough variety and challenge to keep it interesting but the rest of game's structure is at times strange and other times poorly thought out. An example of strange is the health potions going up in price - I see the reason for it but there are more elegant ways to do it like increasing the player's health and enemy damage and introducing new potions that heal more. An example of poor is the whole shop - it is at once very limiting and very cluttered. Not being able to buy the last tier of gear is annoying and it means missing that achievement for the playthrough. Your inventory screen should be streamlined and integrated into the shop window so everything can be done together in a clear way. By far the most important change I would make to this game is granting the ability to go to the shop after loading a game - if the player dies it'd be nice to actually have the option of buying some potions before going off to die again.

Not a bad game design-wise but incredibly frustrating and annoying - everything from the sounds to the levels themselves, which punish you for the tiniest errors, just make me mad. Other than that there are some decent ideas here and it's a pretty decent old-school platformer with some new twists.

Another excellent game. A bit too easy for a rogue-like to be honest but very fun and surprisingly well balanced. It's amazing how nice it is to play against randomness. Since I pretty much beat it on my first go (except I died once early because I tried to save the starting gold - don't do that, buy the best available weapon and armor right off the bat) I didn't have all the eye artifacts and corresponding achievements. That aspect of the game would work better if the difficulty were increased just a bit - some people mentioned 4-5 round long battles but all mine were over in 1-3 and the final boss was about 6 or 7 hits so that kind of dampened the necessity for good strategy.

Perfect flash game. Just enough difficulty to be fun but simple enough that it's relaxing. Nice soundtrack, too. The auto-targeting everyone mentions is pretty annoying but i just give the command multiple times and eventually it sorta gets followed - not a deal-breaker. Originally I was going to complain about some of the levels not showing the full map thus limiting the information you have about the enemy but I'm starting to think that that was intentional - the limited intel gives those levels a different feel and flow. I'm really impressed that the author made just enough levels that all his original ideas show up a few times and the game ends before it gets boring.