I wish there was some info on some of the spells/abilities. For example I still have no idea what decimate is. The only text on it seems to indicate it is better than bleed because there is no immunity to it.
For me, this game needs a lot more information. I enjoyed the initial concept but it quickly got frustrating. For example, there are numbers beneath the summoning units which at first glance seem to be limits as to how many of that unit can be on the board at the same time - that doesn't seem to be the case. Also it is frustrating that the enemy can call multiple units simultaneously but every time the player summons a unit he has a cool down for every unit type from every summoning point. It also makes no sense to me that my units die when they attack an enemy base with no defenders. Or that my ranged units don't always attack from a range nor always target the closest attacker, nor even the attacker closest to my base. The game has promise but it has a ways to go before I would consider calling it a 'great game' as some others.
I love the game but it is annoying that there are save issues. I keep having to back track - sometimes a lot. Reearning the money, levels, and weapons upgrades is not great. There should be some mechanism to force a save, save locally, and/or verify saves.
I loved this game until I got to the 'end'. I found it anti-climactic. I expected after I did all the upgrades I would see some sort of cinematic warping me to the mother ship or the palce mentioned in the vids. But nothing. That was a big let down for me.
In summary, although this is definitely a game to look at - a novel take on the zombie genre - the constant grind, lack of a clearly defined end, and that no happy end was available detracted greatly from what would otherwise be a superb game.
I was really enjoying this game until I realized that there wasn't an ending - or rather, that the 'ending' was depressing and didn't feel like an ending. I only discovered I had finished the game from reading the developer commentary over in newgrounds.
The game has much promise and if a sequel is done I will likely play it. The biggest minus to the game was the grinding - there too much. The storyline was great and I enjoyed how it unfolded. I would suggest should a future game be done that there be multiple endings based on how well you do or how fast you finish the game. There could be bonuses of some sort (extra resources and/or unlocked/hidden storyline) for being completing certain things within a certain time frame as well.
Perhaps juggling is the way to play this game or perhaps I am overlooking something. I couldn't beat easiest level after several tries. Given the other comments I feel I am overlooking a strategy. My feeling though is easy should be .... well .... easy. There wasn't anything that made this game stand out for me. I do think it will be an ok game once the balancing piece of this addressed. I think the comments about the game benefiting from achievements and crystal bonuses should apply to all units had merit. Equally and more so, the game should have hotkeys and a speed adjustment.
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