The game also needs to improve the ui a bit. It takes a long time to close some menus, and to cancel your spinning blade weapon. You could probably solve both of those issues by allowing the escape key to turn off the blade and close any open menus / cancel build mode.
Lastly, if I put a level 2 building on top of a level 1 building, do I get a refund for the level 1 or not?
Overall though it's a good concept, generally well executed, and a generally fun game.
Your feedback is very much appreciated - I am aiming to put out an update within the next couple of days that I hope will address some of the issues you and others have mentioned and help make the game a little more refined!
I beat the game. Agreed with bravesfan that stone is too scarce. It's the limiting factor for almost every upgrade and late-game purchase. Conversely, metal is used practically not at all. By the time I won I had 15k+ metal doing nothing for me, and I think I must have only ever spent it on spaceship parts and one turret. Maybe a few upgrades.
The game has lots of bugs, especially relating to upgrades. Most of them charge something other than what they say they charge. Some of them I'm pretty sure have no effect. Some of them I couldn't buy at all no matter how many resources I had. Spaceship parts also charge something other than what it says, but the difference is that it will still let you buy it (putting your resources into negative values).
Thanks for the feedback! Did you definitely have the required resources for the research purchase? If so, did the icon not turn green after purchasing it? After testing it myself I can't seem to replicate this bug, so any help with this issue would be appreciated so I can try to find if there is a bug!
Almost a good game, but Lightning is the only gun worth a damn. If I pay 500,000 for a weapon, it ought to be much better than a weapon that costs much less, but the duck with its slow kill rate and extremely long cooldown is a terrible weapon.
Use screwdriver on screw. "Not your best idea..." Oh, really? Sorry, Einstein, I guess I'm just too dumb for this, so I'll close it and do something else instead.
"it's way too easy to upgrade everything before even getting close to the end of the game." ---> How on earth is that a bad thing? Why would I want to only use the ultimate weapons on one or two levels? It makes far more sense for you to be able to max out your upgrades 2/3 of the way through so that you have a chance to actually enjoy being powerful.
The controls are not too lose, nor too fast, nor is the rotation too fast. They are set at a level which makes the game challenging. It just takes a little bit of practice. It took me roughly 50 tries and probably around 25 minutes, which is actually a pretty sweet deal for a hard badge.
I like how this game is classified as "strategy & defense". Is this really such an obscure game type that it doesn't fit into an existing genre, so we have to call it tower defense?
Really nice little game. Few things:
1) It's ok if dragons can only be killed by the divine edge but if that's the case then there should be at least one opportunity to buy a divine edge before every dragon.
2) Swapping items is very punishing because of the limited window to use items and the limited amount of information about what is coming up. So either it should be possible to use items out of combat, or when you buy a new item your old item gets sold for some $.
I still don't understand why reclaiming an area which has food and/or survivors doesn't automatically give you the food/survivors. Ok, maybe the survivors would freak out and run, but the food can't go anywhere, can it?
A wonderful game!
Note that there is a bug where if you hit a ceiling on your first jump, you can perform a double jump unlimited times, as long as you keep hitting your head on a ceiling.
This has the potential to be a great game, but no save feature plus the buggy way that bears can instantly appear in the middle of your chickens, and the unusually harsh difficulty of finishing the levels within the gold time limit means that it has a long way to go.
1) Needs mute. 2) Since EXP is awarded at a flat rate based on the type of enemy you kill and the type of unit you create, there is no incentive to spend EXP or mana on upgrades. Just spam whatever unit yields the highest exp per enemy killed ratio. For example, if you kill an evil panzer with 20 riders, that yields a lot more exp than if you kill it with your own panzer, for the same mana cost.
Luck is too much of a factor in this game. I can begin with either awesome soldiers or terrible soldiers -- similarly, my terrible soldiers can last for 20 minutes without ever getting hit, and my good solders get one-shotted. Also, I doubt it is intentional that I got 8 notifications of incoming artillery and enemy planes within the span of 6 seconds. About 40 german soldiers parachuted down at the exact same time, along with two giant bombs. It was 5 minutes into the game. SWEET.
The blue card "frailty" says that the opponent creature's strength is -2 until beginning of your next turn, but the card deactivates at the beginning of the opponent's turn.
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Your feedback is very much appreciated - I am aiming to put out an update within the next couple of days that I hope will address some of the issues you and others have mentioned and help make the game a little more refined!