I am sure this "Game" makes much less Money than the TV Advertisement cost. Grats Pro7/Sat1 Group! How much "Games" do we have on Kong that are exactly the same? 500? or more? I think its for FB-Kids only
@shootgunxl because noone plays this crap. 1,5 month after release 100k plays says all. The graphics are great, no doubt, but the gameplay is horrible boring. And maybe the time for those p2w-Games is finally over, noone will miss them. 5 years ago that game would have been a great success, but not nowadays.
From Zombies that shoot through Obstacles to Plots that dont clear even if you pay real Money. A lot of Bugs,no sign of live from the Devs, but what is implemented??? Ofc a really expensive Itemmall! 1/5
I cant understand why everyone think their "Game" deserves Money. Average Gameplay, a lot of Bugs, repetetive and a little bit greedy. Look at Jagged Alliance Online, thats better than this and also earns no money.
Did we need a Sequel of Zombie Pandemic with exact the same Features, with exact the same double-dumb Energy- and Hungersystem, that doesnt allow us to play more than 20 minutes per day? I dont think so.
Oh my god! Unbalanced Races, high Repaircosts, extremly slow Gameplay and Ressource gaining. The Units stuck in Houses or trees and dont react sometimes. The Npcs starts with much better Troops (they have Ranged Units from the Beginning, you dont), what leads to even higher Repaircosts. But the greatest Crap is that you always have to wait. 5 Minutes of fighting, 5-10 Minutes repairing Troops. Lousy Cashgrab Game like 1000 Others with no new Ideas. 1/5
Thank you for your constructive comments. It was never our intention to develop an arcade game, or a mindless clickfest application. This game is for players who enjoy empire building games, love to play real time tactical battles and use their minds to have a swift progress. It requires decision making abilities, micromanagement and definitely some logic on the battlefield as the majority of the players have found. Hiding your troops behind forests and mountains for example helps, or trying to outflank the enemy. Races are more than balanced, repair costs increase with the rarity of the item and it is definitely not mandatory to equip your units, especially in the beginning. Very easy quests in the beginning provide huge amounts of resources to help the early gaming experience. As for your comment in regards to a "cashgrab game", you will find that you can play the game with ALL the features unlocked and without needing to pay a single dime for anything.
Nice Game! You should change the "random hand" rule, noone likes that in a CCG. It prevents me to have a relation to my deck, cause its just random if i win or loose. 3/5
Wow! Friendlist-Bug;very bad Energy-System for Travelling, Resurrection, Playtime (15-20mins of Playtime, then you have to wait 3 hours); very few Units (every Unit is boring); cant connect from one Platform to another (i.e. Facebook, Kong), but you need loads of "Friends" to make the Groupquests; you dont see Abilities of the Enemy Creatures in Combat,..... and i could go on and on...
Seems to me like a Classic Rip-Off-Game. Take a known Name or License (here: Kings Bounty), make everything frustrating except you pay loads of Money. I like Nival Games normally, but this one... oh come on...
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Thank you for your constructive comments. It was never our intention to develop an arcade game, or a mindless clickfest application. This game is for players who enjoy empire building games, love to play real time tactical battles and use their minds to have a swift progress. It requires decision making abilities, micromanagement and definitely some logic on the battlefield as the majority of the players have found. Hiding your troops behind forests and mountains for example helps, or trying to outflank the enemy. Races are more than balanced, repair costs increase with the rarity of the item and it is definitely not mandatory to equip your units, especially in the beginning. Very easy quests in the beginning provide huge amounts of resources to help the early gaming experience. As for your comment in regards to a "cashgrab game", you will find that you can play the game with ALL the features unlocked and without needing to pay a single dime for anything.