Nordavind's Comments

A game that let's you pay for mistakes made? FANTASTIC! Most games have two ways to victory: 1) Grind until a monkey can beat it or 2) be good and beat it. Hat's off you you, Nerdook, who had the nerdiness to make the latter one.

I've picked up an item called "undefined" with weight "undefined". It shows up on all my filters. It also makes my inventory weight limit say "NaN/140 lbs". Unlimited storage? ;D

I'm sorry. At times this game lags so horribly that I can't do a thing. And this computer runs AoC smoothly at maximum setting. I love the Bubble Tank series, but this just ruins the game play.

"Real hamsters don't eat sushi. The eat sunflower seeds." Now you tell me? After I've stuffed my hamster into a sushi filled ball? You're just mean!

I'm trying to break the system by creating infinite loops. It makes me sad when the system hits me with an "not allowed" message in the face.

I've played quite a few TCGs/CCGs online, and so far I must say this is interesting. At first glance the setting reminds me of Starchamber. The mechanics have traces of Chron X (the worlds first online TCG) and of course Elements. There is no discard function, which is fine. Not all games need to follow in the path of others. A well tunes deck should not need discarding either, not often at least. But as for the structures, one should maybe be allowed to place it over an existing one; replacing it (maybe for a cost. Be careful with not having too much card pulling technology. It has been the death of many games. Same with discard cards. They are a powerful option. Especially when there are no risk (the game won't let me play it if the opponent has no cards!). If he has none, the card should still be played, the cost payed and the failure of keeping track of my opponents deck my fault. And get all content to Kong, will you? Nothing to loose. Hope you have the Kong API :)

This is a gem of a game! This is, in my opinion, how a short and entertaining, but still challenging, flash game should be. It's an instant 5/5, fave and donation.

When I see a hard badge on a point and click adventure game, I expect it to be hard. Not something that can be solved in less than 20 minutes. Nice concept though, but since it's short and way too easy, plus that the annoying music won't mute even when I hit the mute button, I can't give it more than 3/5.

Oh, and I love the Firefly-esque camera movement/focusing in the end movie.

Game specific content is always one star off. Other than that I love this series too much to give it bad critique. Well, the "my target is dead, I must attack something else" should have been fixed. But, all in all, 4/5.