In secret, Eddynardo spent the months "asleep" hidden away in a mysterious cavern lair. There, he watched the comments and learned of the people's betrayal. He then devised the greatest, most diabolical levels known to Kongkind. And lo, on the first of March he awoke from his "rest", and sent down the best five of this foul batch, and they torment us still!
I think this game needs a single edit: 1. Dregg's eye are far too low for the standard in the series. Move the pair up and to the left a little. 2. Grammar proofreading. Find someone who speaks English fluently and ask them to proofread the script. Heck, I would do it myself if you asked. These games have evolved into something very nice, but there are one or two trivial things holding them back just a little. 5/5 nonetheless.
"And then the green...goblin...thing...got his loosely-sentient pumpkin, and rode the skies with his friends, the Omniscient Onion and Other Green Thing.
And they lived happily ever after, trapped in an animation loop from which they cannot escape.
The end."
Level 4 Circle 4 has me stuck, still can only jump over the pebble in front of the circle, not reach it. This is after the one requiring you to push a movable cirle to act like a stairway.
So you know: This game qualifies to be chosen on the Best of 2018 quest list! Unfortunately, it still needs to be voted in to be part of it. However, the fact that it is considered on the list is remarkable!
You can vote before the 17th of Feburary here: https://www.kongregate.com/forums/1/topics/1799381?page=1
Fun game, reminds me of old school Castlevania, though that is more atmospheric. I would have liked to see more form this dev, they don't seem to be around here anymore though. Fairly short, a bit confusing, but fun enough. There are of course problems (music never changes, hearts should have a % drop rate instead of just based on type of foe) but this was clearly well thought through.
You won't need the Rebound. Prime is the best gun, with quick attacks and massive DPS, losing only to a *point blank* Spreader (this is ignoring Crits and Bounces). Spreader is great for cleaning up masses of foes, and is needed for Runner mode. Missile is required for Boss 4 (amoeba's) orange/red forms, but Prime's often better. Prime's Twin and Critical abilities give it immense firepower, while the rapid firerate makes both bonuses super strong. Don't bother with Spread's focus until the end, the extra bullet upgrade helps a lot though and is required for Runner. Btw, I mean it when I say max the first two out. Max power on Spreader lets you OHKO everything until 1500m. Max Prime tears everything apart. Get speed on the Missile before power, Absorb helps a lot on Boss 4, Shrapnel lets it hit random foes. Missiles can break sawblades, making the final Boss much easier. However, just break the saw and proceed to Prime 'em down.
@Sandoumir
Well I mean there are some achievements in this game that make little to no sense without prior knowledge, so ironically this is actually one of their more accurate "reviews" (read: trolling attempt).
Nightshde you must be incredibly unlucky, if you don't take too much time (i.e. no going back two floors to buy stuff from a shop) you should be able to make do with the meat you find. Also, try to save meat for when you are at 1 or two food points (or anywhere below 7 if you desperately need healing). All shops carry at least one piece, and all shops have shared inventory, so it shouldn't be too hard. I do agree that Hunger is kind of annoying and pointless, but it is less of a difficulty then you would expect, even when going through all of the sidequests.
I wish there had been a way to heal or buff, then a Cannonball only run of the Flying Ducthman would be feasible, as would potentially the left tree. In so far as I am aware, the Ship of the Line is needed to win along with a significant amount of everything but Cargo upgrades in effect.
An amazing if grindy game from aeons ago in browser years, which while high in replayability is beginning to degrade in compatibility. It's a shame really. * Tips hat anyways *.
BTW: Hell mode has endgame foes coming sooner, so it is vastly more difficult than any other mode.
One of VasantJ's finest works thus far, and representative of the time spent. Releases have been chaotic in timing, but the quality is still there. Keep in mind that the Medieval Cop Universe is less of a game in the traditional sense and more of story telling through a puzzle game, much like Ace Attorney.
I hate it when people rate down a good game because the dev is having real-life issues (which does include computer problems) and so can't fix something they were working on.
It looks like Skeleton summoning also takes away from your max mana, and you get it back when the Skeleton dies. Probably done to prevent someone from using a purple well and making a swarm of 10 Skeletons.
That said, Skeletons ARE one of the most useful skills in the game as they make it far easier to handle large amounts of foes.
That's exactly how it works and exactly WHY it works that way lol. We had some absurd screen shots during alpha testing of people with screen fulls of skeletons from doing exactly what you suggested with the wells. And yeah, summons in a rogue-like, even weak summons are always super strong since they both do damage, and take hits from you. They are essentially a fantastic offense and defense all in one.
So now we begin to see the truer origin of the game...
Yarns within yarns, layers within layers.
Oh what twisted webs we weave when we play the Sleepy Knight game!
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That's exactly how it works and exactly WHY it works that way lol. We had some absurd screen shots during alpha testing of people with screen fulls of skeletons from doing exactly what you suggested with the wells. And yeah, summons in a rogue-like, even weak summons are always super strong since they both do damage, and take hits from you. They are essentially a fantastic offense and defense all in one.