Daikaju's Comments

Is it a rule that if the keeper touches the ball, it doesn't count? Because I just now had a shot where the deflection rolled in after saying it was blocked and I didn't score. Also, I still haven't been able to get a good contract. Do they get better if you stay on teams longer or is it just that the game keeps them low?

Description has a typo. "In CalcuDoku a number may be used more than once in the same block." Unless I'm reading it wrong, it should be may NOT. Also, it would be amazing to have a feature to turn off the solution hints in the bottom off where we would need to use math. It's nice to have the possible equations right there, but not having them would make math nerds happy and provide a bigger challenge.

The minigames aren't up to par in this one. Having 3 different games seems nice until you realize that one of them gives more reward than the rest, and none of them give even returns on your time. The 3rd swimming game is the quickest of the set, so after a while I started to intentionally fail the 1st 2 games because there was little point in trying them since it was simply better to skip to the diving. I really don't like the ones that require no skill like the 'fall-down' running game and the avalanche climbing game.

All of the companions except for the Brute seem useless, and even the Brute isn't good. They don't have good enough stats to justify them not healing between fights.

I could never find the secret path to the last jump orb. It is bugging me so much to have 96% completion.

It's good for a 72 hour game, but it's a terrible game. Even though it's a one-button game I feel like I don't have control of the guy. The luck element in this one is horrible too. There is no way to safely climb at a fast pace because of the random wall spikes with their 1 hit kills and there is really no point since they put the laser on a rubber band. Here's a tip, the rubber band mechanic is for PVP games. It is just stupid to put it on the environment. I know there must be a way to properly play this one, but it's too bad of a game for me to care.

Tried the Very Hard side branch too many times and couldn't beat it. After testing weapons I found an exploit with shock and awe where you can push enemies outside the arena and they will be unable to do anything until they come back in. Used this on the big green guys and it made the level a cake walk.

I love games that know when they're done. So much better than the others like this that last 15 more levels after fully upgraded.

I must be playing the wrong game, because I can't see why people like this one. This is full of problems, with the main one being no way to dodge attacks and no health regen. I can't get past the stupid mechanics so all I see is a bad game.

For those whose jumps mess up, try changing the quality settings by right clicking. The creator was an idiot and made the game buggy while under a certain frame rate. Ergo slow computer equals failed game. Aside from that, these games are way too common and this one is one of the poorer versions. It's almost never fun to lose any control in a platformer.

Great game with too little content and a few flaws. Expanding on this game with goals/story or more characters would make a great sequel. The concept is too brilliant to waste. The titles seem to hard to get while being too easy. It's way too simple to get the best titles, but some games last forever and a day and still only give you 1 title. And sometimes that one title is a repeat. The combat is great but has a few useless skills and some skills that can't mix. Charge, the AOEs(aside from poison) and the cone techniques are a little weak. I don't like how ally skeletons get poisoned from your AOE either. It's needs work to be great, but it's good as is.

This is about the 5th game I've played with the same ridiculous bug. Fix jumping bug and you may get less 1/5 ratings. It'd also be nice if greg actually made sure the games worked before throwing badges at it.

What a terribly corny pun at the end. Very nice game though.

It seems a bit unfair that bosses in survivor mode can turn your entire map into cheese by just appearing.

The blue dragon is broken as is. The gust breath will always push them right, making attacks from the right a wasted effort, and the baby dragons will not attack the enemies.

One thing that really bugs me right now is the mobs that auto-attack you. It's okay to have mobs that come at you without attacking them, but I'm constantly having to run away from spawn areas because of the mobs and also having to run after mobs that I've been attacking because they got permanently attached to someone else. It would be okay if multiple people could attack a mob, but you can't. It's incredibly annoying.

How is it good storytelling to say, "Hey guys, you fail the game because I blocked off the path where you can actually win!". Is it just because people like PSAs now?

It's very strange to see clones. In the last fight as the Black, a handful of the White Robes were also in the Black Robes. I've tried Chaos and Great Sea so far and it's clear that the only reason you win against the NPCs is bad AI. They don't do intelligent things and when everyone you fight has nearly every skill maxed, you're still better because of items. It was also really sad being the Great Sea because defense is pretty useless when attacks will give you the same amount of defense.

Also, it's not really good for the content to give you the answer. Plenty of the sound clips have the title of the song and some of the video have band names, etc.

Yeah, it's been pointed out so many times already, but I doubt it's legal. He's using licensed music on a site that will pay him for his traffic. That means that he could easily get in trouble if any of these people see this getting popular. But about the game, anything with good music can seem good and as a trivia game it's good enough. The content has lagged a little so far though, mostly not even showing anything for a couple seconds while the timer is going. So I can't get great scores like that.