Pretty fun game, very fulfilling. The bug mentioned is valid - when you are on a floor without an elevator and begin to run to the left, you'll reappear on the right if a laser gun goes off. Annoying. However, it did not really break gameplay that much, and it is minor compared to the fun of the game.
Simplistic and sweet. I wish it'd jump higher, but it asks for more precision, of which I approve. It's got an 'addict' feel to it, knowing that the only reason I haven't beat it is my own shortcoming. GRR. I WIN IT.
Unlike the thrill of pandemic, you don't get to destroy anything. It's slow - which is apparently mandated, as mentioned - and hard to pick up at all. I blew up a city, took my five points and went back to pandemic.
This game is very fun, nice, has awesome music. It did, however, become fun beyond the point of dramatic when, during survival mode, I decided to give up and began jumping off the cliffs only to discover! Surprise! It didn't kill me. Nene began to chase me like a moron, and I managed to outsmart her and force her to jump off the cliffs a total of nine times, and each time, I laughed. Good game, computer, good game.
The game is, initially, confusion, and with an utter lack of a pause option and no indication when a co-worker is not interested in speaking to you causes for somewhat of a boring beginning. This game is stiff and rigid, and the novelty wears off after just about 30 seconds (especially when you have to pee and have to hold it for another 4 minutes). I wish it sucked worse so I could make a joke about how it makes me want to kill myself. I must say that watching Steve Cubicle get smacked with sticks by stupid co-workers was rather satisfying, but it barely made me laugh and would not have made me pee as much if I could have PAUSED TO GO TO THE BATHROOM.
No game has encouraged my tendency towards xenophobia and racism quite like this. I take a great joy in naming my viruses something strictly obscene and then giggling as "cripples" sweep through each continent causing people's brains, eyeballs and livers to summarily explode. There is a good deal of luck needed for this game, regardless of the best of strategy (guides), and it can be
ultimately frustrating in the long run. However, this game gives me something other games do not, and that is another excuse to wish Madagascar would sink rather than that godawful movie.
I think this is one of the best games I've played on Kongregate - certainly the best shooter. It is seamless, very intuitive, and after the first 20 seconds of bashing my spacebar wondering where my blaster was, I realized that this game was going to live up to its title in the best sense. The health bar is forgiving, which allows your awesome maneuvering to feel seamless and awesome and, best of all, this game can be played with one hand, which you'll need after realizing how utterly orgasmic the controls are. 5/5
This game is mildly entertaining. I don't really care for the piano music, nor the fact that you have to sit through it before getting to listen to something that does not make you want to remove your intestines with a violin bow. Otherwise, it is fine.
This game is a typical. It is, however, easy enough to solve, but difficult enough to struggle with. It strikes a perfect balance. Also, the music is fantastic.
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