Great game but I can't seem to access any of the faction information/quest screens. I can still play the game without them but I feel like I'm missing out on a lot.
Overall a very nice game, but I think a couple minor changes would greatly improve it. As of writing this I am shortly into the second settlement, and all I care about is getting the Sleng Shop (assuming this allows me to sell off the otherwise useless loot I've been stockpiling for ages) and Loki's Kitchen (so I can start preparing the ton of food I need for village exploration). The game gives me no hints on what structures need to be built first, so I'm just randomly buying upgrades hoping that they will lead to these. In direct contrast with the building screen not giving enough information, the events screen gives too much information. It tells you what the outcome of your choice will be before you make it, greatly reducing the value of your storytelling, making everyone choose outcomes based on reward rather than alignment, and ruining any satisfaction felt from a blind gamble.
Great feedback! We tried to make the first settlement relatively linear and clear; settlement 2 looking towards a fairly clear goal of getting the shop and kitchen as you mention; then settlement 3 much more open to different routes/tactics. One of the main challenges of the game then being to choose which buildings to purchase first.
I've always disliked the tower defense genre because they so often rely on placing towers with a circular area of effect which yields virtually no satisfaction for kills or victories, all you did was tap a couple buttons. With this game I feel like I actually have to build a intricate, effective trap based on the shape of the map, taking tons of things into consideration, such as the location/direction of adjacent traps that amplify another trap's effectiveness, the location of pitfalls, whether I can place a barricade in a desperate situation to reroute enemies, whether both enemy paths cross the trap, whether the combination of traps is effective for both heavily armored and fast enemies, whether a dart/bolt that misses has a chance of striking an enemy across the map, and more. No tower defense game has ever made me think this long and hard. I can firmly declare that it's the first of the genre that I've ever had fun playing.
Grenades are ridiculously overpowered due to their on-contact explosion and invisibility. Grenades back in the day were only a sixth as potent as they are today, so soldiers could see them coming and go prone to avoid getting more than a shard or two stuck in them. Ever see Band of Brothers? A prone guy had several grenades land within 10 feet of him and he was fine.
Though it appears someone with an extreme failure of short term memory and a love for the enforcer faction wrote the description, the game itself is incredible with the exception of a few glitches (such as the final boss having lower health than any other enemy in the game and the option to continue past a castle forever). A little more bug testing, tweaking, the ability to upgrade the player himself, etc. should put this on the right path. That and getting someone who can write a complete sentence to post a description, at least.
The gears are not impossible, so stop posting that. It's tough, yes, but you can jump sideways at the 45 degree wall and then jump again at the right angle to perform a backflip and land on the other side. Took about 25 minutes for me to beat. The music must be a joke though XD.
I gave up on this game after I saw one of the soldiers yell "screw George Bush!" and that was supposed to be negative. that's one of the most positive things a person can say, seeing as the world will be fixed once he's kicked out of office.
making badges for this game while there's an improved,much better version out was mildly retarded. This game is several months old,there is a more recent version with special attacks,removed barriers,etc. thrown in which was finished a few weeks ago.
this is one of the best games i've seen on Kongregate, but some of the larger ships just have way to low of maneuverability and it makes them extremely vulnerable and much more likely to be destroyed than a tiny ship. still,5/5.
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There isn't much to do with diplomacy yet (if you have just started playing), you aren't missing much