iBrow's Comments

had about 30-40 zero star guests, -50 approval rating, can't get hipsters

This is a good game overall, but some things bother me. I don't like that clicking is no risk, so once you find the Daimyo you always want to just click randomly to get XP or money. There should be risk, such as after finding him you automatically fight any mooks you find, or maybe if you don't fight him within a few turns he moves. Second, I don't like how ally HP is set up. Once they die in a battle, they get fully rejuvenated for the next, so before starting the Daimyo battle it's best if all of your allies die in a mook battle. I feel it's not good design to have a situation where you want your allies to get killed.

the color blind feature is cool but implemented strangely - it shouldn't be an option, it should just always be on since it doesn't detract from normal play (actually, I think it looks better)

This is a good game, but I think it would be better as a pure strategy game. By that I mean: no time limit, all legal moves are marked, and (most important) you are forced to make a move every turn. The game then becomes setting up the board to force your opponent to make a bad move (lets say, energy) that alters the board so can attack them next turn.

This is a good game. Two basic suggestions: dim out squares you can't afford, and let the cursor drag a square to select multiple units.

I liked this because I enjoy this type of game, but this is almost identical to Maganic Wars with a different skin: http://www.kongregate.com/games/Maguas/maganic-wars-outs

This game is good it that it's fairly unique as a strategic war game, but is repetative and it seems like (as some others have pointed out) the most effective strategy is just building tons of spearmen and upgrading them a lot... that is a very major game flaw. I beat all the demons by leaving the cursor set to spearmen with auto-deploy and then just watching the game like a movie.

I liked this game, but I wish there was a little more info provided... I didn't know how many artifacts there were except by checking the high scores. If I had known there were more, I would have kept looking before exiting.

This is a fun game, and it sort of reminds me of Fallout... which was an amazing game, so that's a good compliment. However, I think there are a few things that could be changed very easily that would enhance the game a lot. 1: walking across the desert takes a long time for no good reason. "fast" mode is slow... nothing is added to gameplay by this, it's impossible to avoid robbers, so it's just like a cut scene you watch and wait to see what happens. 2: On a similar note, the requirement to look up the heading of a town and then align yourself to it and click is needless busywork... it just wastes our time, let us click on a town and head that way automatically 3: in battle, it's annoying how sometimes you need to pan around, scouring the desert for where the robbers and your own men are located. A simple mini-map with green and red dots would be really convinient

I think it would be cool if in addition to a contest for high scores, there could also be a contest for lowest score, because sometimes it can be more tricky to figure out how to get a really low score than you would expect.