This is a great game. I love the developers here and everything they do for the players =] There are two things I wanted to point out, however. In the arena, would it be possible to fight players closer to my level? 9 out of 10 times I fight someone who is 10-20 levels below me or 10-20 levels above me, making it an easy win/lose before the fight even begins. Maybe the arena could go into sub-categories for BP and level? The second thing is the commas for mercenaries are misplaced in the prices. It seems like a small fix so other people don't do what I did and recruit 1.2m gold worth of help instead of the 120k gold the game said I was being charged. Other than that, I have absolutely no complains about this game and I love seeing the developers continue to improve on it. Thanks a lot for your efforts and for this great game! :D
I feel this game really needs a "one per deck" feature on certain cards. I do like playing this game, and it started off great. Duels were fun, getting cards was nice, and you could feel the CPU levels escalate as your deck improved. But now it's all cheap shots and the only way to win is if you spend money and buy the same cards the CPU is using. Something as simple as a "one per deck" rule on some BAM! Legend cards would greatly help balance the game. Aside from the gameplay, I keep playing because I see the developers actually reading what we say and work on fixing it. If you agree with me, + this so the developers can see it.
This is by far the most well thought-out MMO on this site. The energy system is perfectly balanced, hours of gameplay are possible, gameplay is fun and keeps people hooked, money/token system is balanced, fair, and gives you your money's worth, original twist on the genre, and best of all--it's fun! I'm very impressed with your priority in the player's experience while keeping the game as a fun game to play, EdgeBeeStudios. You'll definitely see my money invested in this game. Instant favorite =]
Being a fan of the original card game, I like what's been done with it. It's got a different twist to it, it's a fun game, and I'd definitely like to see this go further than Beta. The only problem I have with it is that it seems like a lot less of a game and more of a money generator. I understand paying for extra features (developers have to eat, after all), but too many things revolve around DP. Since DP is earned in small amounts, I suggest you make DP strictly the real-money in-game currency. For example, DP should not be necessary for crafting; that's where card pieces and maybe some money come into the picture. What's the point of gathering the right cards if you can't craft them, since some cards have to be crafted from other crafted cards? Anyway, this is my two cents on the DP thing. Love the game and hope to see some improvements on making it more diverse as a game.
Thanks for your honest feed back. We're glad you like the game and the difference to the original TCG. Let me forward your suggestion to the development team :)
The new feature where ALL of your queued monsters die when the Hatchery gets knocked down is really annoying. That used to not happen, and upgrading to a Hatchery Control Center did the same thing. Now if one of my Hatcheries gets knocked down I'm out millions of Goo because they're usually full of DAVEs -_- I think you guys should remove that "new feature".
Great game. The graphics are entertaining and it's pretty addicting. I do agree with other people about having overpriced Shiny. For 10,00 Shiny, I think $30-$40 would be more appropriate. It's not as much money as the game has it priced for right now, but a lot more people would be willing to buy it. Plus, as ragewinter said, $60 is the price that full console games are priced at. Either way, I just wanted to throw out a suggestion. Also, would there be a way to get Shiny for leveling up? Other than leveling up, there seems to be no real point to gaining levels.
This is a really fun game. As soon as I started playing it, I was instantly hooked on it. It's nice to see that badges were added to it =]
Among other things, I did notice a bug, though. The "Sacred Pact" card doesn't increase your gold production, but it still takes up Souls. Other than that, I don't really have any complaints about this game. It would be nice if the AI also had to follow the summon rules, but I sort of like the challenge. Great game, hybrid or not =]
Got the Ragnarok sword on the second level...not a very fun surprise >.< lol but good game. Does the sister come back to life if you shoot her in a level?
Fun game. I liked the graphics for this type of game, not healing every 10 floors added some difficulty, and it kept me entertained all the way through. Dying once in this game showed me that it's one of those games where I actually need potions (unlike most I've played), so good job on making them serve their purpose =] I would like to point out two minor set-backs for me: First, I managed to get two Mega Heals in the same room, so I'm pretty sure that's a glitch. Second, a few rooms had an obstacle (such as a money bag) that blocked off the rest of the room's treasures and monsters. Other than that, I really enjoyed this game. Thanks for making it =]
Hydras are expensive, but they can do most waves by themselves, raking up a lot of gold. Keep that up and the gold will come to you faster than you can spend it =] I also put traps in all the places that I knew the enemy would step through, just for some extra damage. My last tip would be to take out the archers in the back, if you can reach them (DeathKnight is great for this), because they can really do some damage to your troops. Anyway, this was my main strategy for the last couple of levels, and they went by really easily. Hope I helped =]
maetens, for the last level I paused right at the beginning of my game and dug through every spot that wouldn't make the enemy reach me faster (any place that makes them change their course). Then, since it was the last level and I start off with 160 gold, I put one Elemental on each side. They help quite a bit and can rake up money pretty quickly if you help them out. From there I surrounded my base with mostly Centaurs and a few Manticores for the waves of flying things. I only put a few Manticores to hold them off while the Centaurs did most of the damage. You can also stay at your base in case any of them slip through so you can hold them off while the Centaurs continue shooting. Finally, I just let the money build up, got my avatar (DeathKnight) involved in the fights, and put Hydras and a few Lichs in pretty much every place I could.
Pretty good Tower Defense game. I liked this a lot, actually. The only complaint I have is the Ninja Champion on certain levels that makes getting a "Brilliant" practically impossible until you level up more xP But I got a "Brilliant" on Level 15 on the second try, so that balanced it out d(^.^)b
No problem, jackalrama. I haven't finished the game yet, so I don't know if the Blue Laser appears on a certain level or not. I'll be sure to post it if I find it, though =]
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Thanks for your honest feed back. We're glad you like the game and the difference to the original TCG. Let me forward your suggestion to the development team :)