Simple, original, and kinda cute. It was fun, and changed a lot throughout, which made it a bit more fun as well. Good story too. Theres not a lot of bad that can be said about this game, just that it was short and easy. Maybe a bit too much so, but I don't see how a longer game could improve it. So 3.5/5.
I got on Kong tonight and was surprised to see that there was a new top game. I mean, there is rarely a new top game. Sonny held the spot for a while, with GemCraft and Bloons TD 3, and then those got replaced, etc. Anyway, it's still surprising when a brand new game gets the very top spot, so I thought I'd check it out. My first thought was, "Wow, one of those boring tower defense games. How did one of these things really get the top spot?" Now let me tell you, I don't dislike TDs. But cmon, people, THEY'RE ALL THE SAME. Except for the occasional new one, (loved Creeper Sim!) TDs don't really change. So I started playing, and wondered if I should stop. But I didn't. And let me tell you, I don't regret it. This game has pretty much embodied why people love tower defenses. Fun, exciting (though still the same...) I did enjoy this game. And it may very well deserve the top spot. (Though it kicked off Sonny 2... :( )
It's actually a pretty fun game! (Much like luksy's other games.) I finally beat the Hard one 3-1 and decided to call it quits. (End on a good note, ya know?) I wish the fighting did something... like go into an epic kung fu scene or something. That would be cool. But overall, its not bad. 4/5.
11- Another incredibly difficult level. As soon as the level starts, go over to the geek and start cheating. (It might be better to start pressing the buttons necessary even before the level starts.) When everyone is looking out the window, there will be one last green guy to come next to the teacher. As soon as he does, go forward and right and run behind the teacher's desk, out of the way as she yells at the other students. She will look at the upper window twice. Once she does this, follow behind her FOV until you reach the geek and cheat a bit. But watch out and be ready to quickly move up again. (This might take some practice.) Then, once that FOV is gone, go forward again and do the same thing as before twice more. (Moving up quickly.) After her third glance at the geek, move forward and cheat to fill up your bar. Then move as quickly as you can downwards and get out of the way of the teacher's vision!
9- Go to the side and get some of the bar filled when the teacher's gaze shifts slightly. Move back when it shifts back. Then, when the teacher gets up, move in again, about level with the geek and cheat. (This is somewhat unreliable as the slightest difference in distance away from the wall can change everything.) As soon as she stops saying "How dare you!" move away and go back a row. Move back forward for a second when she comes along the row in front and looks out the window, and then go to the side. Go forward and left and as soon as she passes the geek, go down the vertical row next to him and continue to cheat. When the teacher turns, go up immediately and then go behind the right and down until you are on the geek's row. Go behind the geek when she is no longer with him and finish cheating. Note: Even with this information, it is still incredibly difficult. Don't give up!
Wow. FINALLY beat that! I enjoyed these games quite a bit. I must say, the second was probably the best because of the plot and change in classrooms and whatnot, but this one was better format-wise. Like you can move almost anywhere now, the vision is a lot more reliable with the teachers, etc. I wish there was a fourth...
Anyway, great game. 4.5/5.
Oh, and for those of you stuck on levels 9 (hardest) and 11 (second hardest), I will give some hints. (And those of you stuck on 1, see the tutorial.)
Alright! I really liked this game. Probably the best one in the series because of the best plot and good mobility. (The first one had horrible movement, especially with the teacher coming like somewhere close to you and catching you. My only complaint with mobility would be that you cannot go behind all the chairs in this one whereas in the third one you can.) Sure, the mrsbackwards level was tough, (as well as the 4th one in that day), but it is possible. My hint is to take a shortcut by going behind seats. Anyway, the plot was suspenseful and had interesting, more in-depth characters, unlike the other two. I'm gonna say 5/5 on this one.
(But what was up with the credits song? I mean, of all the songs you could pick, you didn't have to get one that said the f-word constantly. I thought you were better than that. (Jk, but I seriously hated the song.))
Edit: *possibly the best (in my first comment).
Oh and ChessTyrant I was thinking the same thing. maybe the viruses spread from place to place infecting other things along the way?
Anyway, I really liked this game and I do hope there is a sequel (have the other dude revive her?). Great music, gameplay, storyline, etc. My only complaint was that there was a lack of armor for the ship and this the shooting guys took a while. (Though were still possible.) I'm gonna have to say 5/5 on this one, as even if the concept itself was somewhat unoriginal, it took it to a whole new level.
When I first opened this game, I thought to myself, "Wow, never seen one like this before." (I did this is a sarcastic way if you didn't catch on. Just making sure you knew.) Anyway, after playing the game for a bit, at around the level where the big squares come in (hint: save for the double shooter!), I realized that this wasn't at all like the previous games of this kind (Cell Warfare, Heavy Weapons, etc.) because of its storyline. I thoroughly enjoyed this storyline as it was both humorous, and interesting. This made it possible the best shooter-game-thingy I have played in quite a while. (Though what's up with the depressing storylines recently? Babies Dream of Dead Worlds, A Company of Myself, ImmorTall, and many others are all, like, really sad.)
saicotic, I had the same thing happen to me. Equipped the mysterious holy bow or whatever and got the badge before even fighting anyone. I guess its because mysterious raises the hit points by up to 1000 and ups the critical hit chance to almost certain. So for those of you trying to get Strength of a Warrior, I would suggest something Mysterious. Though I think theyre fairly hard to find, as I only got one thing while conquering the whole world.
Alright. It wasn't bad. Just not that entertaining. I mean, I enjoyed it. Played it through to the end. But will I be anxiously awaiting a sequel? No. Unless there are some changes made to it that make it a bit more exciting. So far, it's too much like a lot of other games out there. Nothing unique. This needs to change. Give it something that no other game has. When I looked at this, I actually thought it was some fast-paced game about actually screwing in the nut. But it was a bit slow for my taste. 3.5/5
And just a note to players who need cash, when you play a level you get the amount of money as the level number. So if you need some money, just play a fairly easy but high-up level. The best one I have found so far is 22. You can't die, and you get $22 when you beat it. Or $44, or $110 depending on the level. Hope this helps you upgrade.
This was quite a well-done game. It was fun, had a nice difficulty ramp, etc. But the thing that got me the most was how you built up a connection with the players during the game through the use of one-way communication. A great example of this was the use of the "kitten" bombs. I felt like I had developed some sort of inside joke with the developer (or whoever was speaking) when it referenced kittens. This was used very well in this game, as has been done with different games before. (Don't Push the Button (the original) comes to mind.) Anyway, before I make myself sound like a total lunatic, I would like to say that you did a nice job with this game. The gameplay was simple, the square was manuverable, the enemies were creative, etc. 5/5.
-The Bowl: As quickly as you can, build up a connection to the highest level of your bowl and put some mortars up there. This will help immensely as the Creeper will flood your bowl quite rapidly. (Like very rapidly.)
Wow. I wrote a lot. Sorry. Anyway, this is a great game (even though it can get a little tedious when you have insupressible amounts of Creeper to conquer). 4.5/5 (So, 5/5.)
And a few hints for specific levels:
-Intro: Just follow the instructions. This one's pretty easy.
-Cells: Build some turrets at the cracks in the walls to stop the enemy from getting out. (Make sure these aren't right against the cracks, though, as the Creeper will kill them before they can shoot.) Then go along the walls and take ground.
-Action: Build some offense on the your hill, then go conquer other hills. But make sure your original hill is well-defended.
-The Mount- Once again, guard your hill! (This also means get SAMs to protect against spores.) You can then go into the valley with a reasonably large force and gain land. (This might be helpful: once you have conquered the valley, you can build a ton of units and send them right to the spawn point. This will stop the Creeper from coming and you can finish them off easily. (Make sure you bring enough though!))
Some things I learned while playing:
-Take your time! Build up a good defense before going against the enemy. (The best offense is a strong defense.)
-Watch out for spores and make sure you have plenty of SAMs around to defend yourself against them.
-If you can control the spawn points, you can control the enemy. By defeating the enemy you can then go get the totems at your leisure.
Incredible. I thoroughly enjoyed this game, from the music to the gameplay to the enemy itself. One of the most creative tower defense games I have ever played. (And since pretty much all TDs are the same, I had pretty much given up on them completely.) Movable units. That was awesome. Also, the enemy was unique and fun to go against, instead of the just wave after wave of enemies. That gets incredibly boring. (Especially after playing what seems to be the same boring game over and over again.) It gave me this feeling of satisfaction when I had finally taken control of the enemy by putting a tower or two next to the spawn points. Though the spores kinda threw me for a loop at first.
Hmm... I've played this twice and every time it deletes my save file for no reason the next time I get on. So I keep having to start over. What's up with that?
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