The best thing about this game is that it has so much content. I never experienced so much good quality content from a independent developer in a while. Upgrades are always appreciated, as are the mandatory achievements. my first 5/5
For a small game this garners a small review. The graphics remind me of super eagle on my snes emulator, and the humour in the cutscene was enough to make me smile. The upgrades were decent, however it had me begging for more, so they have definitely given us a taste of good pure tactical gaming on a website. I enjoyed killing the monsters and using my teleport to quickly dash to the next level, as it removed what could have been otherwise tedious turn based exploring as I tend to go through the entire level corner to corner. Play this game if you enjoy final fantasy tactics, ogre battle, and any rpg you have encountered on the NES.
I rate this game a 4 out of 5, the loss of a star from it not being enough of a challenge, no boss, and tedious clicking once I cleared an area.
This game, although slow to get into, is quite the piece of work. From the fighting system to the story, everything is topnotch. My only beef with this is the lack of controlling your second character well enough.
4/5
Extremely Addicting Game that is simple to learn, difficult to master. A true classic with nothing but an addicting task to accomplish. but does it end?
4.5/5
This game has amused me back in the day, and will always amuse me.
Stuck on a deserted island, I would definetly have this game. With the upgrades a plenty, that on normal mode will take a fair amount of time to acquire all, will always have you aching to kill the next wave of zombies for the wider shot on your shotgun or the quad ammo on your claymore mines.
A definite bookmark
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