I found it just the right kinda challenging - as in, I had to do each level a few times, but never felt like I was 'stuck' (except in one incident where I mistook a difficult jump for a wrong plan)
Perhaps set it so that our starter will always have a decent metal rating?
Mine is Iron, and it's making me strongly desire to re-make my character until I get one that's at least a bit better - I like going through the whole game with the 'Mon' I start with, and it's annoying to know it'll not be as powerful as some random trash-mob I capture down the line.
PLEASE stop with the pay-to-win options...
If I wanted to cheat to win, I'd cheat to win - got programs for it and everything - I'm only going to donate money for the sake of rewarding those publishers I like.
So, really, stop with the heavy-handed buttons for paying you, just give me a 'click here to be a good person and give us money' button - this is a free site for free games, not a marketplace.
This really doesn't feel optimized for browser-play.
How about doing a bit more than just copying the code over from the pad next time?
I wouldn't complain about free games, but you clearly also copied the 'micro-transactions' from the pad, so I'm treating this as a professional game: So, yaknow, DO YOUR JOB and fix the game before slapping it on here to pollute the site (for free games) with your cash-grabbing.
Upgrading the vampire's 'Undead Simpathi' sounds like it's a bad thing... You get more use out of increased damage on your end than decreased damage on theirs.
If you're going to keep it like this, at least give us the option to 'undo' the levels.
Tip: Going back to a room you've already cleared lets you kill easy mobs (even the spirits are killable) that seem to have a MUCH higher potion drop-rate than normal.
I'm not sure it's a bug and not a feature, but the first two 'grave-spots' didn't disable my buildings.
As in, my left-most two spots, after I 'mourned' once, let me build trees and such normally.
Yeah, you know what... I'm not even going to try this out.
Judging by the font I immediately recognized it as Edgebee (because they keep churning out games) and before even scrolling down I knew it'd be greedy.
After scrolling down to confirm that this wasn't some amazing new direction that'd fill the comment section with praise - it was filled with complaints about price, of course - I'll just skip this. That way I won't be tempted to support the greedy Edgebee.
Hopefully enough people will follow my move that they'll stop turning a profit on their games - hopefully the part of Edgebee that is responsible for good games will start doing it as a hobby like the rest of us once they're out of a job.
For those woried about wasting lava: Catch it with your head.
It might not be imediately obvious, but that's actually possible: If your inventory isn't full, then getting hurt by lava will give you lava - usually a minor amount, and occasionally medium.
I can't get the game to stop being a white screen... The flashplayer is entirely up to date, and I don't get what's going on. I'm using firefox on a windows 7 machine, not sure what else is relevant.
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That's the perfect experience then. I'm glad you enjoyed it.