Round 2 of suggestions:
1. Could you show total coin count on screen somewhere? Also, it never specifies if coins stay throughout the campaign or if they're just mission specific.
2. Arrow keys to move the screen would be lovely, see my previous suggestions for more reasons why.
3. On that note, a way to scroll in or out the map would be infinitely helpful. At its current state the content is heavy and I think if it could be zoomed out (especially during the kill x amount of zed phases) it wouldn't be as headache inducing for the OCD among us.
4. A way to heal within the exploration levels like first aid kits or medical training would help.
Thanks again for the wonderful game experience!
So first wave of suggestions:
1. Movement speed is too slow for maps of this size; I found myself electing not to explore most of the levels (not because I didn't need to or want to, I'm the kind of person who broke every clay jar in Zelda) because it took way to long to travel from place to place, not to mention getting lost, which leads into...
2. Please add a minimap.
3. a travel: 'all' selection would be lovely, also a selection which allows them to all go into a room in a pre-determined marching order. Again it just comes down to life or death being decided not through strategy, but through how quickly you can hit, which I feel wasn't the intent of the game.
Once again thanks to all the people at Toge for bringing us another wonderful addition to their universe!
It can depend on the fact that some kind of units are weak or strong against other (for example, melee units are strong against ranged units); if your army has a lot of units weak against the enemies, their total strength may be strongly reduced; it is strange, however, to see such a dramatic reduction, it should be a very rare case.
You know, these games represent the business model of Flipline pretty well. The next one should be "Papa's game developeria" where you hastily take on as many users as possible, rush orders and rehash ideas in order to eke out as many tips as possible from your 'customers' who have completely broken all pretense at this point and literally just stare at their phones. I may be a closer, but you also served me an uncooked rehashed game just as I did to get through 10 horrid orders and get the badge. Greg, can we please stop promoting freemium games and get back to the true art which really does exist on this site like Company of Myself, Starwish and Deep Sleep? These games are giving us a bad name.
No mute button is a disappointment, I thought it would have been really clever if it had been in the first sentence... "Welcome, MUTE Prince" Excellent game though.
Pt 2/2
C) Just a small thing, but once you realize the truth, why can't you eject yourself into space? You have the motivation, the willpower, and the means, but the game still holds back that option. Personally, for those of us who hit the Isolation room before the bunk room, it was disappointing that you didn't get to have the lone survivor/Captain of the Titanic moment before you eject yourself into the void, rather than just waiting out the clock to suffocate or escaping knowing full well you will infect the new ship. Just a thought, all in all not the best Don't Escape game, but still far above the other games of this genre, and still on my favorites list. I love the atmosphere, the scares, and the new take on the genre we've been given, I just think it lacked some of the freedom of choice from the other games, that being said this franchise is still top notch and I can't wait for more from this developer. 4/5
Love it as always, but just a couple of questions.
A) Why can't you 3D print and mix formulas at the same time? Neither machine implicitly states that it requires sustained manual input to perform its task, so you should be able to cut some minutes off the clock and get the same amount done.
B) Is there any purpose to the other items on the 3D printer other than confusing you the first time you play? And if not, then why not? It seems like there could've been a whole other plotline based on getting the ship up and running again, maybe sending it off into the depths of space where it can't be found? At the very least something more than what was given, just like in the 2nd game, where you had multiple paths to the same victory. This new installment seems very linear in that respect (still love it though) and it feels like there may have been some aborted plotlines in the game's code. Pt 1/2
It seems le these boxes can survive pretty much anything, including but not limited to: fall damage, being struck by wooden beams several times their size, starting a sizable explosion and being launched around a steel/concrete curve into another, bigger box, sudden abrupt and violent gravitational shifts, anthropomorphic changes to shape without warning or adequate space to allow such a change to occur safely, and direct headshots, but falling off screen kills them instantly? If only this worked for all problems in the world...
I'm still missing the 2nd achievement down on the right side, I've attained all the others with ease, I've tried every option I can think of, anyone know how to get this one?
You run before the storm...
Annihilation rides in your wake...
You can move flaming boulders ten times your size...
You can run faster, jump higher, you will manipulate, dominate, trample, and devour anything in your path...
Lava doesn't kill you, meteors don't kill you, even if you should fall back into the doom you will only emerge unscathed moments later, possibly having evolved from the experience...
Your hunger can't be sated, you can and will eat anything smaller than you and steal any eggs in sight...
Even in the safe haven, hundreds die in mere seconds after you arrive...
You don't have a name, but one thing is clear...
...YOU, are the reason dinosaurs are extinct.
It's a little unclear how you 'disperse' the orbs, as well as what exactly the 'orbs' are. I've tried clicking on the bright dust motes that float around the rooms but it usually just makes me click on something else. Help please? I really want to see the epilogue.
Wait a minute, did the Necromancer take the time to copy his journal each time he wanted to make an entry? Was he really too lazy to go back and get his old ones, or does the journal follow you to each secret room?
There should be a location bonus, if the painting is landscape and you place it outside or if it's a person and you place it near a hired model (assuming that is in your plans) then either it should get a speed bonus or if you don't a penalty.
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It can depend on the fact that some kind of units are weak or strong against other (for example, melee units are strong against ranged units); if your army has a lot of units weak against the enemies, their total strength may be strongly reduced; it is strange, however, to see such a dramatic reduction, it should be a very rare case.