RyGuy130's Comments

A very well done attempt at an old-style platformer. It's very easy to lose track of time while trying to collect its numerous trophies. I enjoyed it's steady difficulty slope and addicting gameplay. However, one major complaint I have with the game are the enemies. Almost all of my deaths in this game seem to be caused by enemies either falling from off screen or blocking my only path up. The problem seems to be that the floors appear in random order and that the enemies can travel between floors, causing unexpected encounters that the developer may not have anticipated. Honestly, I think the game would be better off without the enemies altogether. Overall, without the enemies, I would have scored this a perfect 5/5. Unfortunately, because of this frustration I'm deducting a point, resulting in a final score of 4/5.

A bit strange to say the least, but it was a very well done puzzle platformer. I really can't think of anything negative to say about it. 5/5

Originally I gave this game a 4/5. However, after going back and replaying the second Protector I realized that this one is more of a downgrade from Reclaiming the Throne. It supports grinding to gain skills and heroes unlike in its predecessors, which gave skill points for completing levels once, and did not heavily encourage replaying them for this reason. The custom maps feature was a good idea, but as it is a separate game and has its own fair share of aggravating glitches I can't really increase my rating because of it. Hopefully the next Protector, if there is one, will go back and look at what made the second Protector great and make slight improvements upon those things instead of adding unnecessary gimmicks such as heroes. This game took the series in an unfavorable new direction and isn't deserving of more than a 3/5 in my opinion.

I thought the game was rather fun and had a good level of challenge without being frustrating. While I haven't experienced the control issues other people seem to be complaining about I have noticed the problem of losing from a ball shot from your own cannon that would have caused an explosion and normally have saved you. It's a minor problem but a large enough one to lower my score to a 4/5.

A bit short but definitely exciting the entire time. 4/5 for now but that could be easily increased with some extra length.

Good idea, poor execution. The ideas expressed in the faction descriptions and instruction pages make this game seem epic and exciting. The actual experience however, is rather slow paced and dull. The graphics could definitely use an upgrade as well as the difficulty. A sequel could definitely have potential with some major improvements of these aspects as well as the addition of features such as multiple game modes and a speed option. As it is this game can't really be given more than a 3/5, but as I said it has potential.

Before I found the deck builder I thought this was a horrible game. But that extra level of strategy made me enjoy the game much more and increase my rating to a 3/5. Id add another point if they gave you a win after your opponent leaves the game.

The last few levels are just ridiculous. I'm currently at level 49, which is a single-path level that involves spamming the unresponsive jump button with perfect timing while wall switching. I would have given up an hour ago if I wasn't so close to the end. Also, I'm lowering my rating from a 2/5 to 1/5 because of how insanely ridiculous the last few levels are.

Not much of a game, and its beyond me why it got a badge. I'll admit that the song at the end was sort of humorous but I don't really consider anything that took me literally less than one minute to complete a game. If it wasn't for the song at the end I'd rate it lower, but as it is I'll give it a 2/5.

I can't say i enjoyed playing it. It was incredibly slow paced and easy. However, I'll give it a 3/5 for originality.