49 days to win. Kind of fun concept but it's lacking depth and variation. Also waiting for the various meters to load that show bribe levels and success rate etc. is just annoying. There should be a Bribe All button or something, clicking so much is annoying. Also the information of which districts lack resources or upgrades could be stated somewhere on the map. It's pretty boring to go into the district just to check whether you have all upgraded buildings and got enough in stock. Overall pretty easy game though so not having everything optimized didn't matter. 3/5 for the concept, but a lot of lacking features and gameplay.
When I have my units selected to upgrade and check stuff, and then try to deselect the unit, it moves... it's so annoying and makes the soldiers die... Why have a move (M) button when it auto selects move and cannot deselect it. Also very repetitive, and should have at least some badge for the time spent in this. It gets boring very fast. The concept is OK though but it feels like a proof of concept game rather than a real game. A strong 2/5
Really well made game, but I cannot say that I feel like maxing all my chars, it just takes too long and the stages are a bit on the (too) long side. Not a too long game though, so it's not that much grinding or frustration. Could have been a bit better on char progression, I really didn't feel like I was getting that much stronger, apart from getting the discipline upgrade on Erica. I think the enemy "witches" that shoot green fire balls and summoned undead were a bit too annoying. I liked the parts where I just ploughed through a bunch of enemies, not the longer fights. Boss fight was OK, but first time I reached last boss I didn't have all members left and was one hit by the lasers. Next attempt worked better. Pretty OK in terms of difficulty and length. Wouldn't have wanted to play much more than this to be honest. I would have liked the char movement to match the mouse movement a bit better and not as delayed. Well made but could have been fine tuned a bit. 3/5
Got to lvl 28 in Endless with 3x Shadowkiller 30/15/15 atk, Juliet-B 40 ELA, Devourer 500/350 hp/25 spd. It took several tries though, it's all about Juliets cycles, so try several times with same setup. Sometimes I lost at lvl ~10, then got to lvl 23 once, then lvl 28.
Otherwise an OK game but not much more. It has so many flaws. It's obvious some team setups are suppose to be used at some points, even though the game allows some variations. I didn't expect or wanted all setups to work, of course, but replaying or grinding isn't very fun in this game to be honest. Also I wish you had a bit more control during battle, especially over Juliet. Would be nice if you could upgrade creatures more when Endless is reached. Getting to lvl 20ish (with strongest setup) isn't exactly endless. 3/5
About my comment about this and many other issues being mainly caused by religion, you responded "Nah, it's not religion, it's the jerkass people that blindly follow outdated traditions. ..." That's the definition of all the major religions! So yes, religions are one of the biggest obstacles for everything that has to do with progress, development, research and equal rights etc. Very few non-religious people have anything against same sex stuff, as long as it doesn't affect themselves in a significant way, i.e. like most other things.
Pretty nice and simple. The churches are the ones who perhaps should play this game though. Religion is the one of the biggest obstacle for everything in life; without it, so much would be better.
Nah, it's not religion, it's the jerkass people that blindly follow outdated traditions. Good religions can just be boiled "Don't be evil to other people". When you start throwing in "Don't be evil unless they follow a different god" or "are gay", THEN it gets bleak. Aaaaaaanyway, all debate aside, thanks man - glad you enjoyed the game :)
Good Music and Concept but a few things felt a bit unintuitive. It's quite obvious when you have 400 years, you want to make sure you don't waste them by waiting when it's not needed. It wasn't always that easy to understand when to wait etc. as sometimes you had to wait very long. I'm not saying the game should be easier or was hard, but I think a few things felt a bit confusing, since sometimes waiting did something and sometimes it did nothing. "Luckily" it was a short game and the 400 years were more than enough. I'm sure this concept could be used for more complex and fun games. A bit too slow paced for me, so a strong (because of concept+music) 3/5.
Why doesn't the game scale with zooming in browser???? I seriously hate games which doesn't do this. This is unplayable when it's so small in 1080p resolution... And this game is released in July 2012? Wow, just wow...
Very well made game, especially the artwork. Becomes a bit too much of the same to inspire me to play any levels through more than once. Also I felt like the coins didn't do much. Sure you could shop and donate some money, and exchange for diamonds but I just bought a few potions in the end to save some time, otherwise I never used the shops or got stuck for doing so. Could have been a bit better gameplay-wise, e.g. there were some frustrating moments with walljump not being consistent, and music could have been a bit less loopy, but the artwork lifts the game to a 4/5.
A bug: If you customize the controls to make Up Arrow the jump button (previously Space) it also binds the Select in level select, etc., so that Up Arrow becomes select... So scrolling up in levels will make you select the level instead of going up.
Only been playing for quite a short while now and I can get further, and will do so, but I just have to say how frustrating the mechanics of wall-jumping are. They are so inconsistent!!!!!! Seriously, this is obviously going to be compared to games like Super Meat Boy, and something people often say about SMB is that at least you cannot blame the game that often for failing. In this game, you really can, cause sometimes I stick to wall and can barely get off, sometimes I don't even stick to it so I can make a second jump, having to start all over. Also I pressed down to roll many times and it's pretty fiddly as well, sometimes it won't roll when I press. Otherwise a decent game. Will probably try to complete it anyway, depends on the coming levels, seems like a rather long game.
Wouldn't have played this if it wasn't for the badge of the day, and I can't really say I enjoyed it. It has its good sides with the atmosphere, voice-over etc. but really, once you play through it for a second time to get all droppings, it's just a pain to wait for all unskipable cut-scenes and listen to all dialogue, and notice, this is on the _second_ time playing. If the game gets annoying that fast, it isn't good. It's a very short game though so after a failed first playthrough it's not that long before you get all droppings and can end the game within 5 mins. A weak 3/5.
Hmm not sure if it's my keyboard that is screwing things up because it's pretty messed up right now since I had to use an adapter to get an old PS/2 to work while waiting for a replacement on broken USB mouse (having the PS/2 mouse connected disconnected the USB keyboard), but I had several freezes in movement, it didn't feel smooth. Could be the keyboard though, and probably is. Otherwise a pretty nice game but very weird, which doesn't necessarily mean it's negative. Was giving this 4/5 at first but well I'm not sure it deserves it, there's not really much gameplay and not much story, or anything. Nice to get badge of the day easily though. Didn't get any explanation to why all the pixels went haywire either. 3/5
It's a cool concept but I would rather have the game give some hints and teach me some cool origami figures than having to solve these "puzzles" without any achievements or feel of satisfaction. It's well made and good concept though so 3/5 even if I didn't like it very much.
This is just one of those games where you wonder: "Has the developer even played his own game?"... It's so obvious, even after just a few battles, that there are some MAJOR flaws and imbalances. They are just IMPOSSIBLE to miss, and still they are there... This game doesn't deserve it's high rating. The artwork brings the rating up slightly but it's a WEAK 2/5 from me. Gameplay is just horrible and there's WAY too much randomness, and very little player skill/interaction/control. Update the game and make it playable/balanced.
OK concept, but there are many other games like this. What's missing is being able to queue up units, indication of how many units you got of each kind, better indication on when spells are ready, ability to upgrade metal production (wood especially is underused and is easily capped) and better unit targeting (e.g. when defending they run back instead of killing attackers). Sometimes you almost get stuck because enemy spawns units too fast while you cannot reach the castle. This probably also because of unit targeting, all ballistas seem to shoot on same unit instead of spreading it out. Sometimes enemies first wave is close to invulnerable as well, unless your able to build the right things. A lot of things could be improved. 3/5
Really awesome concept but it's so much of the same (not many weapons, graphics kind of bland etc.) and most lvls can be beaten by spending a lot of time, which is both good and bad I guess. It would suck if only one solution was possible. I think the concept deserves 4 or even a 5 but I mostly just felt like I wanted it to end after some time. Without the Hard badge I probably wouldn't have played more than to lvl 1. 3/5
WTF This *beeping* fuel thing is so annoying. I keep scoring pretty high combos but then I cannot get down to ground because of missles or I'm sub 100 exp short... And then I have to restart all over!? Seriously... This game feels like such a waste of time. The concept is fun but starting over after being at last lvl is retarded. 2/5
Guess it's a OK game, but the first time I played I couldn't move, seemed bugged. Then I refreshed and it worked. But overall pretty dull. Sometimes difficult to see the stuff coming from the sides but since the ammo bounces it kind of solves that problem sometimes. I really don't like the "Who says geometry has no practical application?"-stuff, but maybe that was added by Kong, not sure. I know this might be stated as a bit of fun, but many don't realise that without math/physics etc. there wouldn't be a modern world. No computers, no electricity, no phones, etc... so there's no need to keep adding to this belief that ppl have, that math is useless. 3/5 because the game was short enough to endure and the achievements were easy to get.
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