Only suggestion I have is why wasn't the mouse cursor something else beside your normal mouse pointer? Apart from that, this is a beautiful artistry, & the scrolling game map is wonderful.
The suiciders and bikers can become a pain, they come in and leave way to fast and its even worse during swarms, and some of the weapons weren't as good as they could've been, for example the pistol only having six shots is annoying; it should have at least 10 or so shots.
Rather than being linear, it offers you options from the guns; to how you wish to buff your character. And luckily, you can freely switch between the upgrades of your character because they aren't permanent! So if you come across the next level, and you are experiencing difficulty; switch to a more fortified build. What's most important is that you find a style that works best for you.
Defeated the Giant with 5 more islands to go: 22 Chiefs (lvl 25) 10 Drunkards (lvl 18) All "spells" lvl 4. Total of 5884 HP. Strategy: Drunkards' ability first, then the Thor's Lightning together with all your spells. I had about 1000 HP left in the end. Managed to cast arrows twice.
I've always been a fan of fixed shooters and this one brings fresh ideas like staying in cover when not shooting, dodging projectiles, and the great variance in enemies. For example, like the flamethrower AI that 'blocks' a area so you can't cover there.
My main weapon: Uzi. 50 bullets/ clip. A rapid fire weapon with a wide spread and quick reload. If used correctly you should be able to kill 3-4 zombies per clip. The wide spread improves your chances of a headshot. How to use it: I find the best position to stand is directly in the center. Occasionally you will need to move up or down to hit zombies at the uppermost and bottom-most positions. Considering the spread, position yourself in a way so that you'll hit a cluster of zombie heads. If there are no runners on screen, reload your weapon when it reaches 15-20 bullets.
Wow, this is such an incredible improvement over the first! I really like how you didn't try and spin it as a sequel, but rather it's a better version of an update. Lack of vehicle choices were disappointing. Whatever he's going to find, I'm really glad it's in Oregon!! Everything has really good weight to it, and I think it shares similarities to games like the Miami/Sydney/Etc Shark games but requires more skill than the World Shark (or whatever) series...It's very high-pace but also somehow chill at the same time.
The animation was fluid as was game-play. I encountered no glitches or problems during the whole game. The weapons and armor were all original along with the enemies.
I have a weapon combo that can carry you through to the 40s/50s (depending on your skill) They are: homers, energy homers and lightning. I cannot stress the importance of getting lightning as early as possible; it's the best weapon in the game. Tactics: Hold down the mouse button for the energy homers and the homers (they give you a huge combined DPS) and use lightning as a basic rifle to do your grunt work.
Really well done. Clean graphics, responsive controls, and the upgrade system gives a strong sense of progression. A couple of days in and you're tearing through the first few bosses without slowing down.
The key is to hit as many red things as you can while boosting to ensure that you never run out of turbo, but each level is about the same anyway, so no doubt you'll get the hang of it early on.
This game is fun and original. The graphics are well suited to its very lighthearted style. The author's sense of humor is apparent throughout (even the loading screen has a joke).
Not much to say about this absolutely beautiful game. It was wonderfully fun, relaxing, yet challenging in a strange way. The music was sort of the center of the entire game. Most likely self-composed, it was beautiful and involving at the same time. The music precisely affected the shapes that appeared, making me feel as if i was watching the music, which was a pretty hypnotic feeling. I loved the hues of all the shapes that came, ranging from the generic blue to cyan. It added, I believe to the music. The concept of the spinning line was confusing at the same time welcome. It really made me think a bit more. Overall this game was absolutely amazing! Very executive game, just like the 2nd!
Very soothing game, puts you in a good mood. Not a game you wanna play if you want a challenge, unless you're trying to get 100% of the shapes, but that's a little ridiculous. Most I've gotten after playing a few games is 83%. Like I said before, very calming and a good game to just play and be relaxed, not worked up about winning.
I love how you aren't the only kid in a homemade rocketship in this game. Apparently every child was told the same bedtime story, and they all decided that the only logical conclusion was Slingshot + Plane + Dragons + Guns = Destroy the Moon. Must have been one hell of a traumatizing Werewolf story! Bet it was Twilight.
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