There doesn't seem to be much of a challenge. I have a fully maxed out drill, why should I keep doing the jobs? There's no incentive once you are maxed, right?
I've died more than once because I accidentally clicked outside of the game window, then when I went to hit the hotkey to teleport back to the Nexus it doesn't work.
These are some of the stupidest soldiers I've ever seen. "Let's walk in front of an unstoppable machine that can kill in an instant, and then walk backwards while shooting at with rifles!"
The only time I failed a mission was when I let the last region's danger level build up to 90%. The rest of the game was really not too challenging. especially after upgrading the first factory all the way. Interesting game idea and fun to play, but more of a grind game.
I'm not 12, so the story was embarrassingly silly, and the game itself makes no sense. I wander around looking for things and clicking them. Why did I have to spend so much time walking down the cave to click on a couple of things that were bothering the worm guy. How hard was that? It was just a waste of time.
"Why did I have to spend so much time walking down the cave to click on a couple of things that were bothering the worm guy. "
I wanted to show how long the worm was. I don't long worms too often.
This game is enjoyable. It really helps to grind between the first few shops until you have enough artifacts in all of your slots that when you start over you can face the monsters on that level. Just make sure to use the wings on the X8th floor before you go to the next shop and you will start on the previous shop. Eventually you'll collect a lot of gold and gems (which you keep) as well. Also, since there is no experience or leveling of the character, no need to fight every monster. Pick you battles. Sometimes if a monster isn't guarding a yellow chest or gem, there's no point in fighting it.
Because the stairs down are almost impossible to see, and because if you accidentally move onto them you automatically go down (no prompt asking if you really want to leave the current level), I wound up leaving the screen that the wings were on before I got to them. Really annoying UX.
Just bought this app for iPhone so I can play it on the train going home. Listened to the voiceover..."what I can only 'colliquilly'..." Hahaha. I hope it's not as buggy as the reviews say it is. Let's see if I can actually see my research progress on the items pages.
@Trisk I've been playing this game for a few hours, and I've got 3/4 reactions on all of the food and objects (e.g. Barbie, drum, rubber duck). But when I click and hold on an object to bring up the desciption page, it always says that I have no data on the object. It's like there's a bug that keeps the reactions I'm getting from updating on these object lists.
I thought that when I had 3/4 reactions for a non-weapon object I was supposed to be able to hold-click that object and learn more about it? Even for Basic Reactions it always says "Not enough data. I need to research this item." Shouldn't it show the Neutral, Passive and Aggresive info? And supposedly it would show what to do to get an Advanced reaction, but that doesn't happen either.
Game just bugged out on me. I was placing an accountant and now I'm stuck in "placing accountant" mode. I can't do anything to get my pointer back to "Select Tool".
Ugh.... a lot of people have laptops these days...With integrated mouse features. Games with this control scheme don't play well without a separate mouse.
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"Why did I have to spend so much time walking down the cave to click on a couple of things that were bothering the worm guy. " I wanted to show how long the worm was. I don't long worms too often.