I liked the previous parts more. I took one star off for rather greedy donation options which is a shame, and another one for overall tediousness (stage-based flights are very long and boring and BP grind is a chore). But don't get me wrong, overall it's a very good game, I enjoyed it very much and I'm looking forward to the next installation in the series! So, unfortunately, 3/5 AND favorite for me.
Greedy.... You work 3 years on a game for less than minimum wage and tell me that again. Glad you enjoyed the game, but you should learn about the realities of game development.
Putting the control schemes options in the tutorial with some explanation would be helpful for new players. It's somewhat not obvious where those 2 useful checkboxes are in the current version.
Loved the game. The concept is right up my alley. Puzzles were not too hard, but not too easy as well for the most part. No exceptionally annoying ones either! I usually do, but here I wasn't bothered by various references (and who in his sane mind doesn't like a Monty Python reference). Good job, good game.
Amazing game, an improvement over the first part in every way and certainly deserves a 5/5 from me. I'd like only 2 things to improve - saving already made solutions for when I go to main menu and an easier handling of commands, i.e. not overriding them with the other, but swapping if I do it internally in the function.
I love algorithm/programming-based games! This one is intimidating at first, but, once you realize that the harsh restriction on the number of commands in methods is actually sort of a giveaway, things get easier. Don't overthink stuff. I see why level 10 is so popular in the comments section though! If you enjoy this kind of stuff I can't recommend Zachtronics games enough, especially SpaceChem and Infinifactory. For this one I gave 4/5, the game lacks polish, looks very generic, though the puzzles themselves are very good and I'd like to see more of this kind of stuff on Kongregate. I'm off to the sequel, I guess. Good job!
HouseAttack, I'm on Chrome (64bit) and Win10 on a relatively weak laptop and it's perfectly playable for me despite the fact that I have 2 other flash games opened in tabs.
I think this game touches on such topics as schizophrenia, tulpa, depression, self-harming and suicide. You know, all the interesting stuff. Great atmosphere - the art, the colors, the music. Really enjoyed it.
2500 people badge should be hard, because it takes way too long for your typical medium and it's not very enjoyable either. I gave the game 3/5 just because it has some potential, I like the art style, that cute truck, the idea - it's all nice, I still spent the time to play it, but in reality it lacks any depth and becomes a mind-numbing chore very quickly.
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Greedy.... You work 3 years on a game for less than minimum wage and tell me that again. Glad you enjoyed the game, but you should learn about the realities of game development.