I think there needs to be a lot more fuel available. Maybe refills from killing enemies, maybe more with upgrades. Below 1500 feet or so, even maxed weapons don't one-shot kill most fish. Given that there are a lot of them that come after you, and those energy balls they shoot, there needs to be a lot more fuel available for tactical movement like dodging. Even with maxed fuel I've not made it anywhere near 3000 feet yet, as I try to minimize damage and make money.
I think that the game might benefit from options for what you get with the fastbar. I think you should be able to choose if you want mostly EXP with just a bit of money, mostly money with just some EXP, or an even split.
Early in the game more money would have helped . . . I reached map unlocking levels long before I had the money to buy them. After level 40 or so though, that switched. Now at 56, I have a few million dollars in the bank and feel like it takes forever to unlock the next map.
Note I do not recommend conversion of money earned to exp (or the opposite) after it is earned, just a choice of proportion of exp to money as the fastbar reward.
I think the target practice game is much too fast for those of us that play on laptops without plugging in a mouse. I did notice that once you hit the target the next one does hold still for a moment to give you a chance, but it's not enough time if you have a track pad.
I like this. I continued playing after age 19, and have almost cleared all the dungeons. I maxed enchant, tailoring, and forging and made some great weapons and armor. You probably miss a lot of this game if you only play until you are 19. Keep going!
I don't think it's a "stay ahead of the left side of the screen" sorta game, there seems to be no penalty for slowing down, unless you get too slow to make a long jump . . . therefore running into the occasional object may in fact help - since it controls the acceleration.
What's wrong with a game having an element of luck?
Speak for yourself - I'd play this multiple times even if each attempt lasted several minutes. And as for dieing - did you notice the text when you die? I found reading what it said about how you died to be part of the fun.
4/5 - my only issue is that the acceleration is SO fast. Would have liked it to be a bit slower.
Good concept, but not well developed. This has a lot of potential, but there are only 12 levels and at least 3 of them are the exact same level: 2 towers with a single big block on top.
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It's certainly not the hardest impossible badge, but there is a significant luck factor. I had no trouble with the Hard Badge, but have lost many, many times trying the challenges. And I only have like 9 done.
I think there is an issue with the card that makes your opponent discard a card.
It says "take another turn" . . . when the computer plays this against me, I discard, AND the computer plays another card. When I play it, the computer discards and I DON'T get to play another card . . .
Not a fan of the sub-par physics. Also, in the tutorial level, when you set the angle, it give you a numerical value for that angle. WHY is that the ONLY level where it happens? It could be handy for re-positioning after trying another angle.
Ok, a small complaint. From the pause menu, there should be conformation before accepting the 'return to map' option. I was on wave 12 or so and accidentally pressed it rather than return to game. Yeah, it was a stupid mistake on my part, but that's the reason for conformation - because people do stupid stuff all the time.
I don't think it's fair to rate a game this long before beating the first boss. Yes, the initial impulse is that it's slow - and that might loose it a point or two when you rate it, but overall it's a good game if you give it a chance.
Aeon - for your card problem. When I play at school, something about the network configuration won't let me connect to the chat server. I can play the game, but none of the challenges register. Might you have a similar problem?
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