Nice game, but, from my personal perspective, there are someflaws. Start of the game is too luck based. If you are unlucky and don't get at least a 2 star monster fast, it will take a few restarts before you will be able to finish a stage (10 waves), and that will happen multiple times. And if you are unlucky and get a weak monster or a repeat that's wasted 10+ essence you will not get back or be able to earn before you deal with 10+ more "new" waves. Why are the "towers" set to target "closest to tower" first by default? Default setting should be "first" and unless you find that setting by clicking around the game, there is literally nothing that would tell you that's the case or that player can switch it. Big negative is the fact a bunch of regular options is behind a pay wall. 12 bucks might not be a lot, but it's waaay more than I'd be willing to pay just to speed up a browser game.
Please allow us to see the health of a mob type and its attack power. Ever time I do an attack upgrade it doesn't feel all that stronger, even weaker honestly after a level. Do villagers/police/soldiers hp/attack scale with levels?
The game might be remastered, but the fun aspect is waaaaay down. It seems sluggish in comparison to the original. I finished both parts before and really liked both... This one? Meh, it's passable, barely.
It's a decent little game, but needs some work. Since the absorber eats the emitters balls, all you need is 1 absorber and then just buy emitters, since they will generate new balls all the time for the absorber to power up from.
I'm bored of waiting for a match. Sitting for 2 minutes doing nothing but waiting for a match, only for that match to be canceled and putting me back into waiting line for minutes. It's a good concept, but terribly boring
A Major update is landing on May 3rd which will hopefully see us retain the playerbase a little better - alongside standalone versions coming to Kartridge/Steam which should further increase our player counts. I apologise for the terrible queue times at the moment - but rest assured, everything possible is being done to abate them :)
I am not certain if you need to be fully upgraded to beat this game, but it definitely helps. The revival shrine doesn't hurt either. Died on my first attempt at the final boss due to thinking I can spam my skills to kill him faster, which made me lose energy and didn't have enough near the end phase. Second go went far better and ended up without dying and with energy to spare. Good job, this one feels much more like a well rounded product than the last one. 4/5
I understand the concept, but I'd like a bit smoother progression. Maybe instead of having 3 levels with big jumps between enemy hardness, have 5 with a bit smoother curve, this way the gameplay will feel more flowing rather than jumpy.
Spent few hours on this, everything got reset. Maybe that's my fault for not making an export of the save, but I really shouldn't have to do that. I'm not getting through that again.
Another thing is that the "Idle attack speed" also seems to cap at some point. You can still buy upgrades and the number will go up, but if you observe how fast you are actually attacking it will not be what the number say. Currently sitting on 12 attacks per second and I'm almost 100% certain I'm not doing more than 5 or 6 per second.
It seems like the Holy Cheeks 53 is the last mob with actual health affected by the attack stat - 926463744 health. After that one all of them just says "Health: A lot" and no matter how much you raise your attack it won't have any effect - to a point where an attack value of over 700 times more than the last mob with stated health makes absolutely no difference. At least that's how it works for me, Attack isn't maxed out yet, but I doubt there is a point of raising it higher if that is the case.
My Adventure Gear is constantly depowering, is there a way to make it stop? I feel like I'm wasting my time on it. I place the bonus item for example Power and max it out, save the game, close it. Come back, the item is no longer at max.
The game is fun, but not enough to do to spend more than 5 minutes on it. One problem I noticed is when there is a cluster of balls heading towards one zombie it has a hard time correctly keeping the score or hits.
So my game progress got erased. That's ok, but I don't feel like playing again from the start till a few changes happen. "Buy 5,10,25,50,100, MAX" is a must, I am not going through buying upgrades clicking one by one, especially after a reboot. Rotating shapes is not a must, but should be unlockable as a research. Saving patterns for blocks for different users and different programs is absolutely needed, changing everything each time just makes this not worth it. I will not give a rating, but right now it's below average.
There is literally nothing enjoyable about this game. Every 2 minutes an army comes in and destroys everything you might have gained in the last 2 minutes and pray to whatever god you believe in you don't need to take a break, because you will come back to a game over screen. When you do get what you need to do it's not in any way better. I am giving this a 1/5 and not planning on ever returning.
The hell kind of idle game is that? I literally left it unattended for 5 minutes and got a message saying I haven't reach some kind of arbitrary power level or something and all I could do was restart from the beginning.
At the start it really isn't very intuitive. There is nothing indicating when you should be buying what and what you should be focusing on at the start. Sure you should first take care of gold situation, then the food, sure. But there is nothing indicating when you should be focusing in what. On the other hand later it becomes trivial, you earn so much gold and food, that you'd have to not do anything to lose. It's a good game overall, but when the only real difficulty comes from whether you understand the absolute basics in the beginning... There is something lacking.
I agree. Have to admit I don't have a lot of experience in creating games. But I try to learn from my mistakes so thank you for the constructive critique!
Hope to avoid such things in the sequel next year.
This is dumb... I have a level 150 character, working on my double handed/power build, all relevant skills level 10+ and after the recent changes I have problems fighting level 110 enemies that I should be plowing through.
Few things I learned after playing for a bit.... Work on getting the rewards. The bonuses from them are really worth it. Rapiers are the best weapon in game, carrying no penalties and attack really isn't that much worse than a Claymore. Dual weapons is the way to go. Buying better armor is pointless before level 130 (that is my max so far), every armor over the base one gives you penalties and the only benefit is the increased HP, but that can be compensated by working on Stamina skill and getting the School Forge upgrade. Innovation is one of the better mastery skill, allowing you to go beyond the normal skill upgrade limits. Scroll research is best to be focused on what you plan on using rather than spreading it over everything at least until you research everything you care for.
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Yes humans scale with level otherwise the game would get too easy to be fun. I will put some stats display in soon.