Dever's Comments

I'm impressed by how well the autodrive works.

I wish there was a practice mode where you can skip to any part, so I don't have to go through most of a song just to practice a certain spot.

Something looked very wrong about "gladiator training". Is that what they called it back then?

It's annoying that the game kicks you out for idling while you're waiting for buildings to finish.

Finally an excellent danmaku on Kong. It's been years after so many disappointing shooters.

All Achievements: [Death by Wall Laser][Death by Smart Bomb][Death by Homing Missile][Survive Omega Head's attack][Survive Mine Droid's attack][Survive Laser Core's attack][Survive Laser Lock's attack][Survive Atomic Bomer's attack][Survive Droid Legion's attack][Survive Twin Laser's attack][Survive Mega Drill's attack][Death by Plasma Carrier][Survive Anti-Portal's attack][Score 10,000 points][Score 100,000 points][Score 500,000 points][Score 1,000,000 points][Score 2,000,000 points][Get a combo of 50][Get a combo of 100][Get a combo of 200][Survivor: Die 22 times][Quickness: Dodge 100 Smart Bombs][Collector: Absorb 500 Plasma Cells]

I made it to Stage 43, but I would've died much sooner if it wasn't for the lag later on. I destroyed bases with Shockwave to clear half the screen and mainly stayed there waiting for Missiles and Shockwave to destroy everything. In much later stages, I focused my main gun only on enemies. My upgrade path was mainly: [1] Max Shockwave, but never put points in Knockback. Shockwave instantly kills enemies right next to you and can destroy bases when touching them. [2] Put 1 point each in Pierce and Criticals. [3] Max Homing Missiles, and put ~5 in Missile Burst. [4] Max Frenzy. The cooldown for Shockwave goes twice as fast when Frenzy is active. It'll also help you dash in to grab power-ups. [5] Max Pierce, Criticals, and Missile Burst. [6] Upgrade your main gun starting with Burst and Splitter Shells. Around Stage 30, you'll need more Speed from Fire Rate to outrun some enemies. Upgrade Accuracy last since you're depending on Criticals.

No, I didn't try clicking the chest to see if they do something like in Epic Battle Fantasy. ¬_¬

Just a few suggestions: Allow the mouse to scroll at the edges but only when you're not aiming. Possibly add a zoom. In the play menu, keep the tabs in the same order. In the weapon shop, show the weapon description on mouse-over of the weapon icon or add the ? icon.

If you plan on making another like this, might I suggest using a visual novel format instead of a wall of text storybook.

Gimmicky button placement? When you start a new game, the "Next" x2, "Premium Goods", and "Purchase All" buttons are all in the same spot in sequential screens. A good GUI design never places buttons for different actions in the same spot where users can accidentally click on them.

Although I love how you can walk around, treasure hunt, and talk to other characters, I prefer how the previous games got straight to the epic battles. This is like EBF 1&2 with added grinding.

Please add info about what gets imported from earlier chapters (like gold, items, level, skills, etc.) and other bonuses from importing like medals.

For a moment, I had the urge to blow into an NES cartridge.

Hits can actually miss? Really, in a shooter?

I wanted to check out the new cards, but I was just reminded why I left in the first place. The RNG usually dictates matches and spits out nearly impossible odds way too often.

A healthy break... So if I want to spend as much energy as possible without gems, that's a 3hr 20min break for 50 max energy. I'd have to wake up in the middle of the night. That doesn't seem healthy at all.

Maybe someone can explain the scoring system or why mine was so high. I used an Engineer with a ton of turrets, but I can't repeat the score since the update.

This reminds me of Princess Maker, which is a good thing.

Um, this game has already been uploaded here.