LittleGoffy's Comments

Basic tip - to earn points quickly, go all-out attack and just last as long as you can without taking damage to your fragile tower. When you're ready to go for a long run at many levels, go for all-out defence (esp. 'Fortify') and resource bonuses, and let the HP and cash build up for as long as your patience lasts before switching to killer.

What a great game! Thank you so much for taking the time and thought to make something so entertaining.

Most important thing to remember - you can repeat the drill to go deeper and improve finds without having to return to the surface. Second most important tip - don't drill further than your drill can cope with. Broken is broken.

That awkward moment when you realise all you are doing is logging in to collect the daily reward, waiting 5 minutes to collect the chests, applying duplicate card upgrades, then leaving. But you still come back.

Just accumulating unopened chests now, in the hope that when knights/etc are implemented I might be able to get some new, non-duplicate cards.

Duplicate cards drive me crazy. Wish they gave some kind of value. Even a tiny incremental bonus to the chance for higher quality chests. Eg. Each 10 common duplicates = 1% chance that common chest becomes uncommon, and so on with each level.

Lessons learned the hard way - never, ever, throw away any Lord Sword you get. They work on bosses and become so incredibly useful against the huge and deadly late bosses. By then anything except top bosses is not a threat anyway.

Gold becomes pretty useless pretty fast once you have prestiged a few times. Maybe make the quality of chests improve based on stockpiled gold?

Maybe give Bosses the ability to do all their damage to one adventurer, instead of spread out. So instead of '15 damage to 8 targets' it is '15x8 damage to one target'. Would make bosses always stay dangerous and add a tactical aspect favouring group-spacing. Maybe even a related boss-bonus for fighters, if practical?

Centaurs are the answer to your problems.

Needs a sequel.

Tip - don't upgrade your 'max bonus speed' until AFTER you've got the award for keeping your bonus level steady for 20 seconds at your current one.

If you want to make this game a challenge, set your mind to conquering a province every single turn. Suddenly you need to really carefully balance conquest and development.

Thought I'd spotted the fifth difference. Just need to clean my laptop.

You win this game by hire 100 of the appropriate unit for each step of the campaign, then clicking repeatedly on the 'attack' campaign button while the 'hire 100' box is marked. Do that a few thousand (tens of thousands) times and win. Everything else is window dressing.

By far the most useful 'upgrade' is the reset to gain post-physical Intelligences. Both the % and the number carry over and make a huge difference.

I keep expecting to receive a chest full of baloney, or left-handed pirate hooks, or out of date ticket stubs, or to be attacked by giant sea-chickens.

Derp - equipment upgrades were costing me 4000 before I noticed the minerals upgrades.

Put a fast, powerful unit on an empty row (best available cavalry). With luck, it will kill one or two new opponents before reaching the other side, then it's health is restored. Can get through a lot of battles with very few casualties, and invest all your gold in cavalry improvements - ignoring the other weapons saves a LOT.

How about a craft tab for your own 'watch list' for thing you are working towards?