Needs a way to redo skill points. You can change your weapon type and buy different jewellery for each type, but your still pretty gimped without the rest of the skills for that weapon.
The spare parts is extremely frustrating. It can't seem to target who it wants to target. So you end up constantly healing a full truck while the other 2 slowly die. I had it in the back, would make the most sense, put the healer in the back so its least likely to die. Never healed my front truck. Put it in the middle....and it still just kept healing itself even at full. Put in the front....and it kept healing the middle truck, which was full.
Pretty good different Idle game. Seem to be lots of updates which is always nice. My only complaint is it seems like the game is TOO idle. You don't need to manually spend your money, use your skills, progress levels, even later on you don't need to manually pick up the extra coin things. Really the only thing to do is occasionally stop the auto level progress and go back a few levels to level up some.
Kinda fun, liked the graphics for it. Was a nice change up from the usual idle monster games. Few problems though. Inn seems completely useless, as do potions. The IDEA of them is good, but with how the healing in the game works there is 0 reason for them. The adds basically do no damage, so no need to heal up between them. And the bosses all pretty much 1-2 shot you, meaning you just need to heal fast enough that the boss won't quite kill you before they are stunned again. There is no time to pop a healing potion if you get low, because you are pretty much never low. You are either full, about to be full, or dead.
So, ignoring the premium content, (I'm fine with developers wanting to make a bit of extra cash on a fun product). The levels themselves didn't seem quite balanced. I was able to 3 star them all w/o really messing with the slider or grinding out previous levels. Sounds fine right? The problem is I barely got through 1/3 of the talents and maybe half of the upgrades. Do the last 7 premium levels really dish out that much more gold and xp?
I also saw you could gain a level by redoing old levels on 7+. The problem with that is you can only do it once per level(it never says that) and it increases your base xp cost. So if you do those early on (I did the 1st one after like level 4) you use all those free level ups on really early levels, which don't need much xp anyway. However, if you wait til farther on....there just isn't much point as you've already beaten the game.
Just about the only thing I could find that was new and innovative, and not a blatant copy of clicker heroes, was the rank leveling up and the boss rush. And even the rank system was just a disguise to give a different way to give the exact same spells CH has. Seriously? You couldn't even change the spells up some?
I'm all for basing a game on a popular game and getting ideas from it, it was successful for a reason so its a smart idea to integrate some of those concepts into your own game. But there is a huge difference between using it as a basis for ideas and blatantly copy/pasting large amounts of content. (3/3)
Hello, thanks for taking the time to write up your multi-part review :) The game does have a lot of similarities with Clicker Heroes, if you're after a speedier/prettier/more developed version of CH with some new ideas and features in it then this would be a good start. If you wanted a completely different game then this ain't it. Luckily there's nothing wrong with making a better version of a game or we'd be forever stuck with the first version of any concept released.
You start off with a hero that increase click damage (sorry, tap damage). You get a bunch of heroes that increase idle damage and gold (even the upgrades sound extremely similar). Once you level up those heroes above 200 they get a x4 boost every 25 levels (sound familiar?) After a certain point you start getting hero souls (I mean infinity tokens) which increase your damage by 10%. You can keep those hero souls, or spend them on ancients (sorry, guardians) that do things such as increase odds of hero souls dropping, increase chest spawn rate, increase click or idle dps. They are almost exactly copy/pasted from CH. (2/3)
Ok, so while I completely understand that afk/idle games in general all follow the same concept, so of course they are going to be pretty similar overall. Can anybody explain to me how this ISN'T a completely blatant rip off of clicker heroes? You changed the layout (slightly) to make it more touchscreen friendly (for mobile sales I'm sure) and changed what the monsters and heroes look like. Just about EVERY other detail of the game is exactly the same. I actually scrolled down to check and make sure it wasn't the same creator that just remade the game for mobile. (1/3)
The game has so much potential. There were quite a few nice improvements from the first game, I liked the random lotto tickets to get missing clothes. Not sure its balanced that you can just save them all up and basically skip the last few levels for collecting though. Loved that each enemy always dropped a new piece if 1 was available. There was just one really, really, really glaring problem.......the lag. Its not an issue of needing a high power PC, as many have stated a pc that can play games like skyrim should have no issue with a little flash game. You had this exact same issue in the first game and you didn't fix it at all. Makes the game almost unplayable and definitely hurts your rating.
So flight certificates can't be bought w/o kreds? Kinda ruins it for me. I bought a path from Johannesburg to Nairobi, now all 3 of my cities have 2 paths which means I NEED a certificate to open up any other cities. I see that I'd finally get one on a lvl up, but I'm guessing thats fairly rare.
Was pretty fun up to that point, but I can't even continue the quests now. Already have tons of money (with nothing to buy until I level up for a new plane) so not much I can do. Should change the flight paths so they are less hindering.
As Ohbye pointed out earlier: "For everyone complaining about flight paths: you can buy flight paths with only in-game money as long as the resulting routes create max two links to either city. In otherwords, you can have links as long as they don't exceed 2 so you can connect to all cities in one long path."
Also you can occasionally find free Flight certs in the mystery packages that sometimes appear in the Depot.
Could use a lot of work translating still. See a lot of things still in Russian. Maybe tone it down a bit on the money grubbing too. Don't need a new pop up for kred purchased stuff every 5 seconds
For a game that is entirely based on the timing of jumps, it seems to lag WAAAYYY to much. Half the time you'd hit the jump key and then a tiny bit later you'd finally jump....but only half the time. Climbing that stupid wall was about 100x more difficult because you never knew when it was actually gonna jump.
Would be more fun if you actually participated in the races rather than just hit start and watch as your guy wins or totally fails. Could give it some sort of ending once you win other than just showing your guy with the trophy for a second and then back to the same league.
The biggest issue though is the minigames. I'm fine with all the minigames to raise your stats in general, but man they need to be balanced out. Speed and reaction training were fairly fun, when you finally failed on them it felt like it was actually my doing and if i hadn't made that mistake I coulda kept going. I got as high as 87 on reaction and definitely felt like i coulda got more. On agility training, most I got was 25 and it just felt like a wall, not because I wasn't fast enough, but just because the guy couldnt duck or jump up again fast enough. It didn't feel like I messed up, just felt like a wall.
Was fairly fun. Got very grindy towards the end though. Doing multiple level repeats to level up 1 skill seems a bit much.
Also needs balance on the power/cost of the upgrades. The first skill for the NPCs is a HUGE increase, and then some of the other 3 are barely noticeable, yet the costs are similar. For your hero, the block upgrade barely seems to do anything. The NPCs also need some work. Very frustrating watching the archer run back and forth for over a minute and only shoot 2 or 3 times because hes not in his perfect range needed to shoot.
@malexandreb Not really sure what American football you are watching, but this is basically nothing like it. If anything it most resembles rugby or non-American football. Pretend they aren't "running" with the ball and instead are kicking it and it would basically be another soccer game.
Not sure what the game title even has to do with the game. Maybe the first game actually had something pretentious in it? That or the creator needs to look the word up
Way too much of a grind. The money money money mentality of Ninjakiwi is just getting out of hand. They used to make amazing games, now its just all about what can we charge people for next.
Was fun. Spearmen were super weak at first, but once I got a few upgrades, you can just spam em all in one place and then cast their charge spell. Would beat the enemy before they could even get any troops near my side. Tips for the boss, spam one spot and try to push as many troops through as you can on that spot before you die. I beat em with just spearmen and then swordmen, didnt even get to use my mages
Found this fairly entertaining, dunno why theres so many complaints about guys dying quickly, i just bought lots of mages and stuff never lived to reach them. And to the people giving the game a low rating based on the gameark intro, thats like buying something from amazon and then giving it a bad rating because it said amazon on the front of the box. Has nothing to do with the product
Didn't seem as hard as some of the posters are making it out to be. Some easy tips.
1) Dont waste money on any of the early bows or arrows or armor
2) Spend all your money at the start on health pots, they all heal the same amount, but every level after a boss, they go up in price (a great time to buy them is right after killing a boss, they'll still be the lower price) I got up to 100 of em pretty fast and never ran through them all.
Once you don't need any more hp pots, its pretty cheap to buy some arrows/armor/mp/spells.
3) Save your bow upgrades, every 5 lvls (after a boss) a new version of bow is in the shop, and the 2nd best bow will drop off the enemies. So what I did was save up and buy the best one every so often, that way it would be good for 10 lvls, and then you can use your upgrades only on those bows, rather than spread through all 6 bows. Be sure to save enough to fully upgrade the last bow though.
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Hello, thanks for taking the time to write up your multi-part review :) The game does have a lot of similarities with Clicker Heroes, if you're after a speedier/prettier/more developed version of CH with some new ideas and features in it then this would be a good start. If you wanted a completely different game then this ain't it. Luckily there's nothing wrong with making a better version of a game or we'd be forever stuck with the first version of any concept released.