The game itself is solid and pretty entertaining, but the issue I really want to bring up is this: the levels are just too damn long. As someone who really enjoys defense games like this, I really do think that each level just *drags* itself on.
Fun, but far too grind-y. Even with the booster, I was still only getting one upgrade per game after making it thirty+ waves. The upgrades came too slowly for me to give it more than ten minutes of my time.
It looks great, though, and the gameplay is smooth. Not being able to hit those corner bricks without a lucky ball or upgraded bullets was a poor idea, as well.
It's shaping up well, but this game could really use an auto-progress option. It's pretty annoying to have to keep checking back on what is supposed to be an idle game every minute or so.
Thank you for the feedback. After you do your first reset, you have access to the auto-progress option from the Settings menu, or by pressing "G" on your keyboard.
Paxx, I broke the window prior to the bird leaving as well; I don't think that's the issue you're facing, it's most likely you just missing a step. But, all in all, a pretty solid escape game. The ending left me a little confused, but I don't really play these things for the story.
This... This game is almost identical to the Runescape of old. I haven't played it in almost thirteen years, but I distinctly remember having to mine clay, then copper and tin, etc. The way you choose between what combat stats to level, the way all of the tradeskills work... You might as well add runes and prayers in, really.
I'm enjoying the game, I'll admit, but it's just a very... It's too close to Runescape to be just a coincidence.
Dude, I really don't even know what to say. The fact that you're so responsive and active with the comments and community is wonderful; it shows that you genuinely care about how we receive your game. The game starts pretty slow, I'll admit, but it's actually a very fun little idle-game. I understand why you don't want to have us constantly restart (something Clicker Heroes has us do almost constantly), but simultaneously want to give us something to constantly work towards. It's a tricky balance, understandably.
The only suggestion, in that end, I could give you would be to extend the "end game" for as long as you want, but accept that, eventually, there WILL be a point where everything is maxed out and done with. You could add some super-crazy ship variants, or hyper-weapons, but eventually it'll be said and done with. Embrace that, keep up your wonderful work, stay active with the community, and show us what you can do in another game!
It's not bad, by any means, but you've put too much emphasis on the grind. It'd be wildly better if you expanded the game itself, added some abilities or upgrades, instead of making it harder to progress. It's the ILLUSION of a long game, when you're really just making us loop the same portion over and over again. It's just not fun doing that; I couldn't play it for too long.
It was an entertaining game, definitely shows a lot of potential. My only complaint, really, is that it was too easy. I love the retro/minimalist thing, and I honestly feel that expanded talents/skills would bring the game down, for what it is. But, with that said, it was still just a bit too easy. But that's a personal gripe that not everyone may share -- great game, excellent way to burn fifteen minutes.
The zombie AI needs a bit of a tune up... The game itself is amazing, I've been playing it for way too long. My only issue, really, is that the zombies will wander away from the last few remaining people. They need to home in on them slightly or something.
Waaaay too easy.
Just fly to the end of the level with finesse, and murder-death-kill anything that comes close. You can click randomly and dash randomly, and you'll kill/counter everything.
This is too much like a lesson plan. I understand if you wanted to make an educational game, but this plays out entirely too much like a biology lesson.
Got too bored too fast. 3/5
Not nearly as good as the first.
I'm at wave 16 with all upgrades complete, ten max lasers, and three magnets. All I need to do is click in front of my ship and the lasers spread enough to kill everything on screen. I don't need to move since the money just flies right to me.
What level is the boss? There's no difficulty whatsoever here.
The awful attempt at the GLaDoS voice completely ruined the game for me.
The game itself wasn't that bad (Not the best game, but not the worst), but that voice... It was so awfully done.
This was your tribute to Shadow of the Colossus?
I thought you said you liked that game.
This game... Not a front-pager, at all. Not a bad game, but not too fun and not a front page game.
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Thank you for the feedback. After you do your first reset, you have access to the auto-progress option from the Settings menu, or by pressing "G" on your keyboard.