Tajemnic's Comments

This game joins is my prime candidate for 2017 Kong GotY, although I admit that I do love me some roguelikes. The hard trophy is not that difficult - I have managed to get it using a single-class Warrior, without any religion and while getting poor loot (I think I finished the run with +3 plate, +2 sword, some basic leather boots and gloves, ring of sustenance and not much else). There were a few close calls, altough they usually were results of me charging a faraway caster or thoughtless tabbing. Buying a single talent point might be necessary with this build, as you will want every talent ASAP, although you can leave missile reflection as the last one to grab. I enormously enjoyed the way you could have opponents blow each other up, as well as the semi-random dungeon structure. The upgrade system is nifty, and the way the game plays makes sure that even once you see everything there will be some fun to be had. Now, for that 45 minute challange...

This is a really fun little game. It has nice pixel graphics, tight progression system that gives you something to upgrade 'till the end, and above all - it has a cheerful, naughtily innocent heart. Also, had no problems on Firefox browser.

Right hand green!

Game was cool, but too easy to "break". I mean, due to victory condition and how special attacks work, you could win most rounds in a matter of seconds - simply by spawning a really strong force up/down (with a few guys left in other rows to buy you time) and then constantly using their special ability. Add as many bombs as your taste dictates.

While it feels more like EBF 3.5 rather than fully-fledged four, there is this saying about not repairing what is not broken. Just as it was with the third part, it is easy to lose a few hours of your life simply because "I have to clear that corridor/ get to this chest/ fight that boss..."

The lesson is "check your peripherals (e.g. monkeys) for viruses/ bugs/ sabotage before connecting them to your mainframe".

I want to get off the ride, dad

Don't you find the soundtrack marvellous? I would love to be able to buy it from somewhere...