It never ceases to amaze me that all these trash mmos that spring up on Kongregate every 3 days or so with their 1980's looking gameplay and clear intentions to get some dollars from 6 year olds stealing daddy's credit card are "award winning".
What awards have they won? Who gives out those awards? The dev's mother?
When does the "award winning" happen? Every monday?
funniest thing in the history of flash gaming that this masterpiece offers you some unique skin reward if you deposit $100 in one transaction.
Are not they superbly generous?
Surely it would be nitpicking to point out that other companies would give you 2 complete 2011-looking games for that amount of money. Some indie devs would gladly give you 5.
Go get your skins kids!
Rather dissapointing attempt at an MMO. While fun for around 5 minutes, its superbly montonous (and i know that this whole genre consists of monotonous games but this one goes way beyond that.), and leaves you with very few choices.
I mean you have the option to spend points on 7(!) different things out of which 3 makes actually sense. Combat requires very little tactics if any, gear choices are uninteresting etc.
Ah and wow if you are somehow bored of all this you can spend some of your real money to speed up the process. How creative.
It would be a plain 2/5 but the fact it offers some mild puzzles saves, but still a very weak 3/5 in my book.
(Oh and please dont come telling me that i should have invested 20 more hours and there would have been 3 exciting moments somewhere...because i so will not be convinced.)
good concept. level design could use some improvement. most levels are easy if you go after the fire first and collect the coins after you isolated it (for which reason the coins do not provide the extra challange they intended to anyways). solid 4/5 imho.
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