Major bug: If loot from the Forest goes to or off the top of the game window before being auto-collected, it produces 0 of that resource. This is most noticeable with the Devil Flyer (since this will happen if the Forest panel is in its default position.)
Bogged down quite suddenly: The next upgrade is "Global x100", but it requires 8K "Like" icons—which I've never seen nor acquired. Only Albert and Brenda ever log in, so if this comes from another NPC it's not clear and not working. Otherwise this seems to be a broken progression point. Still interested in this game, though—seems to have potential, esp. with promised improvements.
A fine idea, and I'd love to play this, but apparently impossible to have two production chains feeding into the same train station? No indication of this, so either this is a critical bug or poor design. Unplayable for me, though.
I guess someone thought a circle-strafing simulator was a good idea? Seriously—there's very little game here. After 10 levels and 2 bosses the gameplay pattern never, ever changed.
Hi Saragon, That's why you can have up to 3 quests active. But the warp cards also reduce cooldowns on abilities now, and depending on how fast you can reset, you can possibly do it with 5 resets in a day or two. Also why it's worth 30 Rubies. =)
The "Awesome!" moments are ... weird. The slowdown is supposed to be cinematic—I get that—but it messes with my sense of the game's physics. The popup would be fine, but the slowdown is actively distracting, to the point where I try to AVOID those "Awesome" moments.
REALLY not sure you know the definition of 'hard'. The first playthrough was far more difficult than the hard mode playthrough. Most enemies didn't even make it onto the screen in hard mode!
Yeah, the enormous cost of changing upgrades, and being REQUIRED to change upgrades from level to level, just completely killed this game for me. One star for arbitrarily forcing me to replay levels I've mastered over and over.
It's a nice idea with some good features. The biggest thing keeping me from REALLY enjoying this game is the requirement that you earn ALL the stars from the current zone to move forward. Adjusting upgrades costs money, and different sets of upgrades are REQUIRED for three stars on most maps, creating a very frustrating tax that locks you trying a single level over and over.
This game would be much more interesting if time progressed in turns rather than in real time. It'd feel like an actual puzzle, instead of a sim where the developer holds your hand through the whole game.
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