fineifold's Comments

The idea behind this game is brilliant, but for now it's very rough. Whether this game will be playable or not hinges on future updates to gameplay and greater freedom within creation followed by a greater degree of organization.

Glad to see a BEO2! Posting link to a Weapon Damage list that personally helped me: http://www.badeggsonline.com/beo2-forum/showthread.php?tid=42

The game is extremely impressive; better than many I've paid for. Thank you for your contribution to the casual gaming community.

This game didn't really need an amazing final boss fight, but it did, and for that I'm thankful.

Named my pet after my friend who was watching at the time... oops.

I don't like how you have to hit a button every time you change your deck. I've lost a lot of energy simply for changing out a single card and then forgetting to select it. Maybe a reminder window? Or simply just the assumption that the player doesn't want to use a motley deck of random junk,

This game is the worst part of Banjo Kazooie in mini-game form, so why is it so fun?

I thought the point of the game was to click the button as fast as you could. I won every match -_-. Still 5/5.

Wow, great job updating. The game feels much smoother and the replay value is now high. Just nitpicking, but I would love an option to click on the map to move, rather than hitting the arrow keys. I end up spending more time moving than fighting sometimes. I'm only nitpicking because you seem so responsive to feedback, thanks again.

I love the way everything is streamed together for growth of difficulty while maintaining simplicity. I hate it when games get "harder" just because the monsters level up faster than the player can upgrade, the balance is brilliant. I also like how the potions combine into a super potion, instead of the player having to memorize several kinds of potions.

Have to say I like the way challenges are implemented within this game. It really helped give direction to my play.

Very fun tower defense, with a great story. Not sure if it warrants a monetary price in such a large and diverse genre, but it definitely has a niche that will make the purchase worth it for Tower Defense enthusiasts. The spriting was good, while the drawn graphics weren't great, though carried through by the expression and content.

The game gets a 4/5, the comments by the maker on the other hand bump this up to greatness. Burn me next!

I'd think playing with three dogs yourself and playing against three dogs controlled by an AI would be a completely different experience.

A tournament screen would be fun. Like a 1v1 bracket or something

Overall great point and click adventure. Especially liked how intuitive the plot progressive clicks were, no "combine this can with a flashlight to create atom bomb" combinations.

Energy doesn't make much sense in this game. It really is the only reason why it's not one of the top games in kongregate right now.

Honestly I can't think of a reason this game shouldn't be an IRL hit. It's brilliantly original and since you'd need only one copy of a card to summon as many of that creature as you want, people on a budget would still be able to win against collectors. All around best tcg game I've played.

You might want to change the animation of the androids, to make them look less like melee game & watch spamming b.

I love how the game graded you on how well you'd survive a real zombie attack, but maybe that's just because I got two As ^^