There is a distinct lack of content past turnips; I mean really, nothing else really brings a decent profit, except maybe mass omletteers if you want something that requires less clicking. And the picnic basket is way underpriced.
Guns are extremely imbalanced in this game, and the more expensive ones aren't necessarily better, making the campaign mode more about buying only the good guns. I would suggest magnum -> street sweeper -> hk 21 -> pancor jackhammer. It might be worth it to buy bloodlust or overkill before the jackhammer, but I'm not sure about that.
For the badge just get jackhammer + clip size and it's super easy.
The menu feels horribly clunky; why after every run do I have to click home, watch the menu switching animation, click shop, watch another animation and browse 3 screens to see all the upgrades? It may be "nice" when you do it once, twice, three times but for something this repetitive you really want to do it quickly, not in a nice animated way.
A bit too simple for my taste. And you can lose the blocks if you drop them in between the playing fields. The controls also feel a bit clunky, or at least could be a little bit better explained.
It would be nice if the items were more balanced but more diverse so that builds and tactics could make a more significant difference than item level. As it is right now in PvP it's mostly who has the highest tier items; no matter what they are or how they are used.
hey Atharis, I hope your experience will soon change once you start experiencing different builds with weight of 1000. its only then when balance is really taken into account.
This has a lot of potential, but it's much too one-dimensional right now. You never really have enough resources to make hero choices - you just take whatever random hero the cup gives you. And then you have to grind-grind-grind since there's little tactics can improve and you need a lot more resources than you get in one playthrough to beat the higher levels.
Nice art but it really needs tooltips or some sort of look at; the way it is you really need to try a lot of random stuff just because you don't know what everything is.
I actually like it that this game takes some skill and attention to details as opposed to mindless clue matching; I find it really fits the detective theme. To the people complaining about how few AP you get, try to really pay attention and use the clues to their full potential; even in higher rounds you rarely need more than 1-2 AP and then you should have 10+ stored up for that one REALLY bad round.
You'd figure finding a knife or pair of scissors in your own house (complete with a kitchen) would be simple, but nooo... and god forbid you might try to use a pair of shears to do the job. Still 5/5 though; amazing attention to detail compared to other games of this sort, and nice atmosphere.
Has potential but no fun at the moment. Progression is too slow and too little variety both in-game and when it comes to the upgrades. You need to grind for like 1h to buy a new gun, and the first waves are always boring. When the game starts getting fun you soon die. Make it so that most of the game is at a level of difficulty that's challenging but not lethal, as opposed to now when that's maybe 2-3 waves of 10+. Being able to choose a starting wave could help with that - checkpoint every 5-10 waves.
I hope you enjoy my next update, with many new details to increase the game experience!I probably will update the game during the night, so I hope to see you here soon.Thanks for playing!
The game has potential and I'd have given it 4/5 or maybe even 5/5 if it wasn't for the insane amount of grinding you have to do at the end - you're spending an hour - if not several - fighting stuff that has no chance to fight back, just to get around the map. 3/5
This game most certainly allows you to buy a great deal of advantage, but at least it's not entirely pay to win. Except for deathmatch; there you can (and usually must) LITERALLY pay to win. Nice graphics and the gameplay is still pretty fun --- 3/5 --- Would give 4/5 if not for the dumb repair mechanic, deathmatch pay to win and contracts requiring gold weapons. Would give 5/5 if gold skills (especially NOOB armor) and weapons weren't so damn OP. As it is though, would never spend money on it when I can just buy CS for $10 instead and have a fair game.
Great for an alpha, but here's what's holding it back for me: 1) Levels need to be more diverse; defend/defend/clear gets old quickly. Explore/clear bits are 100% filler - slow and super easy. 2) Difficulty depending on how you spawn - guns/survivors you find - feels too variable, even for a rogue like. 3) Needs harder late-game zombies; especially needs some enemies that actually take thought and skill to fight. Right now the difficulty curve is from hard to easy, which is bad. 4) Not actually enough time to research/craft stuff (?)
Good idea, poor execution: 1) Horrible AI - both tactical and strategic; one of its biggest mistakes is it keeps sending stuff at you one by one instead of in larger numbers. 2) Ships are too one-dimensional; it would be nice to have two ships where one can shoot down the other but will lose a boarding; might also be nice if there was a reward for boarding or several ships could join the same boarding 3) Damage to ships costs nothing after the battle; this makes things snowball quickly whether you're winning or losing; 4) Useless diplomacy is useless.
I've given it 5/5 because it IS possible to beat this in one sitting, despite the energy thing. Just focus on doing quests to get more mana and buy the 350 energy refill as soon as you run out of energy and don't get an auto-refill. This not only increases your max energy to 40 but also regen to 5 min. You also get max energy after every chapter, so keep that in mind. Quests and other game modes unlock for free after beating the game, and the only in-game item other than energy refills truly worth the energy is the dotted border for items you can't combine.
Fastest way to finish the game is to maximize your coin bonus early (add some magnet somewhere along the way); just use all of your early kongpanions for +coin bonus (x2 if possible) except maybe one for magnet. You'll get shorter runs that pay more and will be able to max out your stats quickly.
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hey Atharis, I hope your experience will soon change once you start experiencing different builds with weight of 1000. its only then when balance is really taken into account.