DeadlyDad's Comments

You know you've arrived when people make decent clones of your work. This is a pretty good cover! (Here are the originals, y'all: https://www.kongregate.com/games/whiteboardwar )

Suggestion: In the inventory screen, have a dropdown beside 'Sell all' where you can choose the level of items to sell. Also, have a 'Keep task items' checkbox beside it.

*VERY* cool game. Suggestion: Have the auto-sell and 'sell all commons' only sell items that are excess to current guild tasks. That will prevent accidentally selling items that you need.

For those who find themselves stuck, remember that you have the X-ray...

For more inspiration, grab the *awesome* Darwinia demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1500/Darwinia

*VERY* cool little game. One way to make it more interesting while still keeping it simple would be to assign each soldier a points pool, with the points randomly added to hp, armour, movement speed, attack speed, damage, and range. (Soldiers with a range greater than 0 automatically seek to keep at the edge of their range, making melee units chase them.) A system like this would keep things fresh without requiring the player to manually micromanage things. (I would allow the player to decide the *chance* for each attribute, though, with 'classes'; each spawn would randomly choose a class (and then choose the weighted random stats) or 'none' (and every stat has an equal chance of being chosen.) Does that make sense?

I really like how it shows the MP/S increase for each of the ores. Unlike any other idle game I've played, this allows seeing at a glance which buy makes the most economical sense.

Bug: Upgrading storage eventually costs more than you can store, making it impossible to continue.

Bug: If you click heal after you die, it is still triggered. The HP is added to your health bar, but you are still dead. It should only trigger if you are still alive.

Nice game! Suggestion: change [10][Max] to [10][Next][Max]. ('Next' will buy the maximum number of upgrades up to the next bonus level.)

FWIW, you have to turn off your ad blocker in Chrome to register. (+ to keep alive.)

Two points for making a mediocre zombie game with no depth, BUT two more points for using Scratch to do so. Bravo!

Bug: The higher the speed multiplier, the more effective turrets are. For example, if at a high wave, enemies will almost touch the base at 1x, but barely are able to get to the first turret at 5x.

Bug: when the speed is multiplied, enemies flicker back and forth between facing left and right as they advance.

An interesting game, but *PLEASE* get to be BFF's with the Unity Profiler; when BF & CoD has a higher framerate than a browser game, there is CLEARLY room for code optimization.

Oof. Modern AAA games run better than this. You *need* to get to know the Unity Profiler.

FWIW, you need to click on the icons below the field, then click on the field to place them. That REALLY should be explained in the instructions.

Only being able to fire when stopped means you might as well let the enemies kill you because you can't fire on the move and defend yourself. Not fun at all. PLEASE change it to the standard WASD and allow firing while moving. (...at a reduced accuracy and movement speed based on the angle between movement and aiming directions, of course.) It has promise but needs to have levels, so players can have a chance to win at first before increasing the challenge.

While there are some issues, overall this is a *very* well-thought-out game. Bravo!

Interesting game. Suggestion: units attack diagonal enemies for one less damage than normal if they aren't engaged by an enemy in their row.