Weapon/Armor classes are irritating. There's no indication of class during purchase, but then in my inventory I can' equip certain items (and only sometimes is the restriction noted - other times it just won't equip). My characters meet the qualifications (e.g, Strength =17), but still can't wear the item. Grr!
After 999,999 gold the summary at top switches from "999999G" to "1MG". Can we get a little more precision? Maybe display the full integer value in the box below the upgrades whenever the user hovers over the gold counter at top of screen...
After 999,999 gold the summary at top switches from "999999G" to "1MG". Can we get a little more precision? Maybe allow some dynamic level of decimal value (like "1.105MG") - otherwise there's no feedback for several minutes until it updates to "2MG").
I like that this isn't like other TD games, where the tower is the only object to place. I had to change my gameplay to protect towers with bags/walls.
I really like the concept. It's a bit frustrating that the bosses (e.g. level 3-5) require exceedingly more damage than any previous wave. I can annihilate each wave with plenty of lane to spare, but the boss still gets through. And the boss takes all 5 bulls (?). The levels are interesting once or twice, but playing the level five times just to be beaten each time by the boss alone isn't fun. I try to change strategy, but there just doesn't seem to be enough firepower...
Remember when games were played for a score? Yep, this is it. No upgrades, no VIP tickets for $10 cash, just a challenge to beat your best score. I like.
I'm not one to oppose violent games, but this one just echoes all the violence we see in American youth today. I played this for a few rounds (to level 4) and I still have a sick feeling in my stomach. Sadly, many play without any such reaction. This comment will likely be voted below the threshold, but it had to be said.
Fun little game. The controls are precise and non-glitchy and the objects are all really-well coordinated. Very clean design. I offer just one improvement: ask for the English text to be reviewed. When a secret area is found it says something like "You found secret area!" This sounds like a stereotypical Russian speaking English. Instead, display something like, "You found the secret area!" Same thing for the trophy text, and there might be other places, too. Just have an educated, native English-speaker review all of your displayed text. This is really the only thing I see preventing this from appearing as a very professional product.
Combination of fuel and damage makes this game frustrating for me. If someone has the patience to die every 20 seconds, go for it. Bullets and coins look almost identical - also very frustrating. And in shop - even if I can't afford an item I'd like to see its description (just block the Buy button if funds aren't available). I want to like this game, but it still needs considerable work.
This seems like a good platform for a variety of recipes. Here are some suggestions: give a warning when actions are dangerous (for example, I could turn on the oven and leave the door open for the entire game), add steps to make sure that food is cooked (for example set a timer for the rice and cut a piece of chicken to make sure that it isn't pink inside), keep utensils on the counter once they are used (I wouldn't stir chicken and then put the spoon back in the drawer), add some steps to clean up after making the meal (wash the pans and utensils).
Are boys not allowed to play this game? This appears to be intended for children, so maybe start with a checklist to mark what they are allowed to do in the kitchen. For example, they might not be allowed to handle knives or light a grill, so when you get to the part about chopped garlic and the part about grilling you have a button that asks a parent to help. If they ARE allowed to chop, the they can do the garlic by themselves. And if they ARE allowed to light the grill and grill food, then they can handle the grill by themselves. And if the game is for girls, why is the mom serving the dish at he end? If the kid cooked, the kid can serve. Oh, and wash the spatula since it sat on the counter for 8 hours after stirring raw chicken - or end with everyone at the dinner table dying of salmonella poisoning.
Played the first few level before realizing that I can move blocks. Then I realized that the duck is grab-able. So, I just pick up duck, drag him through the stars and give him to the gator. This "game" should be called, "Hand-Feed the Gator". +1 for clean objects, +1 for levels, -1 for broken concept, -1 for stealing your main character from another popular game, -1 for trying to make carnivorous activity seem cute.
Fun concept. Maybe add a "Boss Creator" mode were you can cycle through the parts to make a boss to fight (instead of the semi-random generator that always seems to create a boss that can be killed in 4 seconds - at least through level 16- maybe bounty is too high, that I can upgrade faster than bosses do). If you add this mode, then tougher parts provide higher bounty. Then players could create a boss that is actually challenging.
LOVE IT! What a great idea! It actually sounds a little cooler than the current hard mode. I'm mos-def looking at some upgrades to the current game. Thanks for playing and the idea! Stay in touch man! - Tim
the starting angle and movement needs to be initialized in level 1. Apparently the previous user ended their game by holding left arrow, so as soon as the level starts, the motorcycle is spinning. I was able to overcompensate eventually and stabilize the bike, but I shouldn't have to. Make the bike always start level and not tilting toward front or back. Otherwise many people will give up before even trying the game.
Awkward controls, not very responsive. I don't like when copyrighted characters are stolen - why not make your own character? Some ability to preview the road ahead would be helpful. Motorcycle upgrades would be nice.
This game should be mandatory in every high school to deter thieves until they're really good. Every time I lose I think, "Crime doesn't pay." Then when I win I think, "Sucker! I got yo' cash!" So glad I didn't have to spend 10 to life in prison between attempts.
I think the mechanics and costs are better balanced in the first game. I liked still choosing a vehicle in the first version. Nothing felt new in part 2 except having more restrictions (can't use old vehicle).
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thanks for your feedback! may I contact with you to review texts of my new game?