GeneralGore's Comments

It's not a bad game, it just doesn't do anything than every other fantasy and/or space marine card game with different colored mana used to active cards and victories that depend almost entirely on what cards you start with because it takes too long to draw new ones.

Good game, but it could have been a little longer or more complex. I'm guessing it was supposed to be a puzzle/platformer but the 'clues' were all easy to figure out and there wasn't much platforming.

The battles are way too slow paced and tedious. This is because only 2 blocks actually correspond to attacks (not including the counter attack because it only stays active for 1 turn) and one heals so health bars take an eternity to go down. I think it would be more fun if each player had a separate grid and they just constantly swapped blocks. The numbers themselves might have to be adjusted a bit but the game and powers could remain otherwise unchanged.

I feel like this game doesn't want me to play it. The loading screens are constant, just starting a level requires moving through at least 2 lobby screens, and there are incessant popups asking me to share my "accomplishments" to Twitter and Facebook or play the "full" version on the developer's personal website. The game looks very pretty, the philosophical aspect is interesting, and death card isn't the worst minigame I've ever played, but the platforming is awful. Clearly it was just tacked on in an attempt to pad the game before the boss battles, because the levels are bland and uninspired and the controls as well as animations are shoddy at best.

There should be twice as many levels that are half as long. Level 4 must have taken 20-25 minutes just to get through. After that I don't feel like bothering to finish the rest just because of the sheer length of a single level.

Why isn't there a way to sell old equipment? I'm pretty sure I'm never going to need to use the wooden stick again.

The upgrades are made so that you don't have to buy them in order. So instead of wasting money on every evolution, just save up your money and skip over the ones that you can.

This has the problem of every other game of its type. Make the damn "turbo" button faster. In most cases the level is completed long before every dibble is through so its just a waiting game and at that point I would rather not spend extra time waiting when clearly the level is won.

The problem I have is that the controls are extremely sensitive and there is no way to adjust them. Lightly tapping on an arrow key causes the ring in the light blue protection game to shoot all the way to the other side. And like others have said, the game's jarring transitions from one minigame to the next has an annoying habit of causing you to die because by the time you have oriented yourself to what game you are playing you have already lost. For example, the diamond game. I was next to a shape that had 1 second left and it stopped. When I went back to that game I lost instantly because it took me that time (since it was x2.6 it was less than .5 of a second) to figure out what game I was playing just in time for it to turn gray.

To play classic and arcade mode you actually have to click "New Game". Your bonus shop progress is carried between all modes, but you have to make a separate save file for each story mode and classic mode you play. The developer should really make this clearer because I too scratched my head trying to figure out how to get to the other two modes since most people would assume new game means making a completely new save file.