From my experience in zombie fighting, gained after years of playing Z-games ;), I can tell that zeds sometimes can get under your skin; however, as other pointed before: no way to upgrade movement/shooting/anything - you ought to get better after so many kills and running, but game physics doesn't change. Bit too long afterkill animation (no way to skip/reset). Unfortunately, the only thing I found nice is that you don't have to get all antidotes at once, you can get missing ones later. I might pass one BotD...
So you want to tell me that Barret, being called anti-materiel rifle used to disable light armoured vehicles and able to achieve full penetration on car engine block or couple of persons staying in line, have to be shoot at zombie soldier up to 5 times to get headshot? What kind of bullets does this guy use? Marshmallows?
Nice game - not perfect, however still very good. Thankfully, this one does not "requires a powerful computer", even though having some good graphics. Gameplay is enjoyable, but a little concern about mentioned before difficulty level, it needs a minute balancing. None the less, I give 5 stars, because I enjoyed playing it :).
I don't usually write negative comments, but this game is just plainly bad, unfortunately.
Way too similar to first part - in gameplay and in performance. Unnecessary "training" part, adds nothing but mess, and doesn't even bother to clarify what respective stats do. Problems from earlier game still exist - still we don't have sufficient info about gear kittens are wearing. Hoovering over dress should highlight cats that are currently wearing parts of it; similarly, hoovering over a kitten should highlight dress(es) from which a character is wearing parts (or complete dress). But, I beg you, don't implement that, with current performance issues, it would crash 90% of PC arount the globe. Performance - greatest issue of this game. Game that looks like typical one from 2010's and "requires a powerful computer"? Bad joke, I suspect this game needs at least some Tianhe-2 to run properly. What this game requires, immediately, is proper programing. Until that time, with hurting heart, 2/5
Good game, as soon as I saw it, gave 5/5. Instant classic :). On the other side though, needs optimization ASAP, gets really laggy even on hi-end machines. There should be a difficulty setting, to suit those in need of a challenge, but also to allow less experienced players to enjoy the game. Also, needs badges :). At least easy badge - "Back to Fury-ture" for completion.
Very good game, something like RPG-ish medieval fantasy Zombotron :). Similar also in controls, unfortunately. You can learn quite quickly not to shoot everything, as this prohibits you from getting some treasure chests. Deserves at least 4,5, if not 5 stars (for those darned controls :))
Thanks for playing Kwaq! I'll be adding fullscreen mode on the next major update. Just keeping a slow pace because the next update may affect old save data, so I'm being careful not to corrupt everyone's save files.
Well, that game is typical progress grinder, as earlier productions from BerzerkStudio (notably dreaded Berzerk Ball, ugh). This one is better balanced than earlier games, yet it still requires lots of grinding, aided by luck :)). Game deserved 4 stars, but "sucker ponies" is a -1 point, mister! :)
"Eternity's Allure" - I don't find it so alluring after waiting an eternity for levels to load... Fix it please - I'm here to play, not to wait 20 minutes of loading for 5 minute gameplay.
Unfortunately one of the weakest games I've played so far on Kong - not only boring, but also situations like DracosBlackwing said. How a game like this could got an achievements? There's a lot more good games not having even a single one... 1/5
This game is perfect example of "trying too hard". It does have potential, it does have possibilities, but fail miserably - why? Because grinding ain't fun, when it takes too long; because changing gameplay known to players is not a way; and last, but not least - one does not simply highten difficulty to get a longer playing time. I do try not to judge challenges, as they are not required to continue playing (yet Kingpin is still a pain in the a** for me...). Launch games have short playtime, just because they are fun for a short while. You can't artificially extend them, because it simply won't work.
If you ever have an idea to make an RPG out of it (or worse - MMORPG) - DON'T. Better put that "launch game" as a challenge in another bigger game, instead of trying to extend it beyond its obvious limits. OR have a really good idea and really impress us at third try.
Don't take it as an attack on yourselves, you really do create fun, entertaining games - but don't "try too hard". Cheers!
We are lone survivors... But only money matters how many of us will be there... So you're trying to tell me that only problem in space survival is money?
Well then, on my next space trip instead of supplies, I'll just take shitload of cash and I should be fine.
At last! First game from Nerdook which I didn't like that much ;). About that darn upgrades... You should made it permanent and allow to train at already beaten provinces in normal mode, and made it like they "are now" in hardcore. Normal mode is just too hard... Otherwise quite good game, I really like those mixes of "minesweeper+". Keep up good work!
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Thanks for playing Kwaq! I'll be adding fullscreen mode on the next major update. Just keeping a slow pace because the next update may affect old save data, so I'm being careful not to corrupt everyone's save files.