chimpoboy's Comments

Game loaded. Black screen. Moving on. Probably won't come back.

I think the engine off button should toggle the engine on and off. It gets insane to land the rocket from 80k when you have to hold down a key the entire time and the engine kicks back on when you have to eventually turn the rocket thanks to wind shear.

You think the scientist would have checked the local paper to make sure they weren't launching a rocket during the World Blimp Convention and Airplane Symposium.

Can't even log into the game. They must not want my money.

Is there something wrong with the rest? If I have something like 47 stress, and pick an option that reduces my stress by 45, for some reason, I'm left with 12 stress.

The greatest thing about this game is that the various endings seem like they were the one, true ending for this game. Amazingly written.

Great game, but I think I'm too good for the hipsters...

Some suggestions for achievements/unlockables: Each kind of nerve (must end game at certain lengths) - Collecting a certain of # of special proteins in a game/lifetime - Longest chain of special proteins - Stealing proteins from red neurons

This game is way too similar to other games that were released years ago for me to recommend it.

Enjoyed the first game, but this was disappointing. Almost no improvement on the original, same gameplay, only one boss half way through, one new race. The same tactics still work from the first installment, and the ending was severely lacking. I'm not sure if this was supposed to be a sequel, because it certainly played like an expansion pack.

How does the hero sell things instantly? Does he have an ebay store loaded onto an iPhone he carries around?

Nice game. Well done. SPOILER ALERT - I would have liked the option to gun down my partner once you learn they have been bitten. END SPOILER ALERT 5/5

Great game. Very worthy sequel. One thing that has me thinking is the housing situation. If you were to make a third, I think a nice addition would be a removal of the population cap. Instead, a n increasing penalty to happiness once the 'housing cap' has been exceeded. If there's a zombie apocalypse, I'm not going to care where I sleep. Still 5/5.

You know, for someone who vandalizes, intimidates, and steals for a living, the thugs are incredibly polite when you turn them down for work.

When I successfully suggest an item that is vastly inferior to the one the customer is asking for, I always wonder if that adventurer gets themselves horribly killed.

The attention to detail earns this one 5/5. Location-dependent damage graphics are great, and if you shoot up the big ones in the same place enough, all the meat gets stripped away and the bullets will go straight through. Freakin' brilliant.

Great game. Lots of fun.

Hmmm. Game has failed to load twice now. If the game was good, or really innovated on what the first game was, I'd suffer through it, but there's very little difference between the first game and this one. So, it gets a 2/5 and I move on.

You want 100 grains of green sugar in this cup? No problem, as long as you don't mind about 500 grains of white sugar, 30 grams of red sugar and probably 75 grains of blue sugar.

Finally finished it on harder, in 139 days. Probably the biggest help is pulling the soldier off the police station at the beginning and replacing him with the two survivors and scientist. Keep throwing survivors on defense and pull them out once they get promoted.