Seems like a fun game, but could you please not fix the width/height of the game window independent of screen resolution? I can barely read anything on the screen because I play at a high enough resolution and from far enough away that I really need to be able to resize the game window.
So, my review of the new moon level. So far, I'm not sure if it's jinky or just a cash boost, but the biggest problem with the new levels is the absolute lack of making either earth currency or any real profit with the moon currency. There's no good investment, and everything is hugely overpriced right from the get go. I'd be down for it if there were some way to make the investment profitable like on earth, but currently it's just a big money toss. The only investment that comes even close to keeping value is the clone bay so far, and I've got everything except the laser. Nothing's profitable and so it's just a waiting game, even upgrades with boosts don't seem to make it profitable because the raise in price to get there just makes it a sink.
If you could do something to allow for a full screen mode that would be great. I like the game, but I have to work to see the text and the game window resizes if I try to increase the size of the window to read it.
I have a dream that I will spend 1900g to get 10% extra gold. The amount of gold I will have to make in order to make back the ROI of 1900g is more than the cost of the other 5 dreams combined.
WTH Whoever does the balance for this game needs their damn head examined.
In either case, I'm done. If I could get my money back I would, and I'd suggest people not waste money on this.
Think overall the best class would have to be a werewolf (something), and building him straight stam. I tried werewolf lightwielder, but almost never used or needed to use my heal past the first few levels. When playing a werewolf, the most important thing is to build out stam and try like heck to reach 100 in fire/ice resist. Personally, I'd try and go rings, head, and boots for resist, and that leaves body open to picking something with a lot of armor. If you can do it, your werewolf can basically go until you decide to stop. Charm helps out greatly at later levels, so a werewolf charmer might be the best option, but I can see werewolf warrior being beastly as well. I can basically pull an entire room in the later levels, which I couldn't do as any other class.
Okay, there are some problems. Deck Builder: 1. Starter deck cards are removed from inventory when removed from deck. 2. Cards that are repeats of those in the starter deck cannot seem to be placed in the deck, notably structure cards. 3. Structure cards are way too hard to get, and they're an essential piece of just any deck. Since we can't take them out of the starter deck without them disappearing, it means we can almost never create a deck of our own. Game problems: 1. Mass heal - doesn't. 2. Opponents obviously don't have a deck, which means its only a hindrance for us. 3. Sacred Pact updates the wrong resource. 4. I'm not going to check, but you might also want to verify that Heavenly heal works, since mass heal doesn't.
Let's see what Nerdook has to say about relationships... 1)Looks are far more important than a guy who's caring, a family man, and loves to cook. 2) Being with a guy who's violent, but rich, tends to balance out. 3)You can never have a truly happy ending being single and dedicating yourself to a career. 4) Life ends at 50. 5)Being a geek has no value (dude, why'd you have to sell out your own kind like that)
Giving 3/5 nice graphics, good music, but meh plot and not a lot of depth or skill. I played mage/paladin and never had a single problem against the enemy or used a pot or even needed to
A really great sample of what's to come. Very well done. Some constructive criticism, reconsider some of the layouts of your rooms. The level descriptions on the walls next to the level are sometimes hard to see without exploring with the camera, placing the level markers above the doors would be better. When coming out of level 1, you can't see level 2, but you can see and access levels 3-5 much more readily via the double jump directly across from the level 1 enterance, which can lead to confusion for a new player, especially one that's not used to looking around with the camera. You may want the "next step" a little more clear in some of the levels (like 3), for example there's a large jump and a gravity run next to each other, and you're not sure where you should go and its hard to get back where you were (short of via death), but I recognize exploration is part of the draw of this type of game. On the whole though the problems are tiny, well done.
it's a great demo and a fairly interesting game, biggest problem with it is that the download is buggy, and didn't just crash, but crashed my whole computer! If the home release was stable, I'd consider purchasing.
Nerdook, a fun blast of a game as always. Couple things though, it's way too easy to beat the game with the following build order: Right off the bat build a pierce block on top of a boost block on the last lane, kill 2 reds and you should have enough for a slow block, slow block goes two to the left of the boost/pierce block. From there it's cannon on top of boost/pierce, another slow block 3 left of the previous, first lane should have boost/pierce/cannon as well (facing toys), eye block in the middle of all this as necessary. Nothing but bosses get past the middle and they never make it to toys.
This game needed something. Atmosphere would be nice, something in between levels could provide a break and make us empathize with the chef more. There's no customization either, that could help bring people into it. Definitely needs better click response, try using something like a mouse up event instead of a click event. More importantly, as CrazySteve said, it's not fun, it's just kind of learning an order that works and once you have the order it's just match the picture, there's no increasing level of difficulty other than 1 new ingredient. Also, kind of short. That said, you did well with graphics and music.
Just picked up the hard badge, and while I agree entirely with godhumor (nov 9th, 2010), I wanted to add some gameplay points.
1. If you have everything upgraded, you might also want to try downgrading your thrusters back one step. With the highest thruster it's almost impossible to stop in time during the early part of the game.
2. Pick up the original lowest hull, that way if you get hit you can explode easier and try again
3. Don't try the speed gates, they're both unforgiving and they keep you from stopping should an object be ahead of you.
4. Prioritize getting fuel.
With that the badge isn't too hard to get. Good luck!
Okay, were wildcats the only path that had an I win button, or did the other races have them too?
I mean come on, the mighty waiser dead in like 7 rounds...not very mighty if you ask me.
My biggest complaint about this game is that the items really are skewed towards daggers. Most of the under 40 red items are purely suited for daggers, the lux pieces are balanced toward daggers, etc. The play style of the heavier classes are balanced around their armor pieces. Why don't they have their own versions?
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