The best way to get the hard badge is by following basic tips other people have been courteous enough to post. However, the best way to get past the boxes is to save all of your boost for the last hill, the third hill before the flat top leading to the boxes. At the bottom of it, slam on the accelerator and the boost. The resulting force should catapult you OVER the boxes, making the badge easy pickings. Also be aware that you can restart the third day if you botch an attempt, just pause and restart before the your car stops.
I couldn't help but feel like I was slowly murdering an entire ecosystem of cute animals. And to add insult to injury, I was stealing their children and pitting them against their former families. Oh well, at least I got some gold out of it.
After some luck with the first day, buy just one parachute, and an e-rocket if possible. If not, just buy band and height upgrades. Shoot straight up, and deploy the parachute after losing all upward momentum. Avoid all platforms, and use the rockets to nudge towards spheres. By using the parachute, your multiplier should dish out some good money. Use the same parachute strategy with more e-rockets, and the badge becomes astoundingly easy.
A good premise, but quickly devolves into a contest of who can get their team out faster. Could have been a lot more in depth with more practical non-assault cards.
I have multiple fatal bullet wounds, knives and glass shards sticking out of my neck, massive internal bleeding, and what do I do first? Grab my hat, of course.
A good improvement over the last game, with certainly a better setup for combat. I enjoyed how you managed to make the story a bit less rushed with more to do than just grinding. Also, the variation of the different character's abilities, even in the same tribe, adds enough to keep it form getting boring. The only thing keeping this game down is the storytelling; at times I felt as though the character were just stating obvious plot points as opposed to actually having conversations, which came off as every character having the exact same personality (albeit the blatant "I'm evil/good" variation). Altogether, good job; I look forward to seeing more.
There really needs to be an artistic section for games like this. Sure, these games may not be particularly appealing for those who want their games with more action, but for those seeking the deeper meaning of games, especially the ones that leave unanswered questions in the end, an organized archive would be useful. Maybe I just like a change from all the front page TD's and RPG's, but I love these games.
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