3/5 for the ambience, concept and music =) 4 and 5 stars will be yours in the "Don't scape 2", a game without that problems writed above and different levels representing various places where the werewolf go wandering his country, trying to not kill anyone and avoiding some group of monster hunters in his track =) (that would be and awesome game!).
Enjoyed the game, but the spice and the meat were in a place not that obvious or reasonable at first (of course a basement it's reasonable, but the game didn't offer the player any clue for searching it). Also, the root then it's simply worthless? Since I have no recipe for the potion, I think it's impossible to figure it out because it's a 3 ingredient one, so I must lose a game to finally realise it has no use (if we players focus in what we know about the game, we simply cannot discover the basement without any clues, or making the correct potion). What I try to say it's that the "point and click" adventures are cool if the player can go trought them without a lose-and-repeat process. Although he actually fail on a first attempt, it's a nice sensation that one of "Oh, there it is! How can I missed that?" instead of "Oh, there it is... Yeah, I´ve no possibility to know it without a walktrough. Funny..."
A last thing: get the constructor and expand your base. The minor shield it's not very good (under my point off view), and the constructor makes your problems of space disappear =)
Sippawitz, if you pause the game it becomes much more easier. If you already are pausing, then try to build a line of defensive turrets before building your spaceports =) I recommend first to build barricades, then beam cannons alternated with freeze turrets (3 beams/1 freeze) and in the back of your line repair turrets. When you have that line, start building your spaceports peacefully =)
That really works till the difficulty 60+, where I´m now. Hope you find it useful =)
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