Guys? There IS a walkthrough. The link is in the game menu. Just click on the Compass. And FYI, You need to get a woodcutter's axe to get the sword, which the man in the woods can craft dor you after you break the axe by cutting down the large tree you come across.
It's a fairly simple sleeper. Not much to draw attention, and it's mainly clicking the attack button and hoping for the best; not enough strategy involved. The artwork was poor, and I lost interest within 5 minutes of playing. Still, A fair job, all the same. 2/5
@Jas691: Not everything on Kongregate is a game, dude. It can be a simple story; an underlying message, such as this; and even just a movie of sorts. Besides, The game isn't the point. What is the point id our own government infringing on our rights to a free and expressive internet, whereas they're trying to "fix" things with bills that are a misguided attempt at removing a misunderstood problem.
SOPA and PIPA is apparently designed to "Stop internet piracy in its tracks". The only bad problem about that is that this will give the government power over the internet, a universal tool designed to aid the world, but has also become a conduit for millions of creative minds around the world. If the bill passes, these creative mind will be squandered, depriving so many of the unique and imaginative ideas of others. Where does the government have the right to tell us what we're allowed to place on the internet? It's the same as telling us what we can think or say, and that's where I draw the line. I strongly go against this bill, and I urge others to do the same.
It's kind of funny to see people ranting about their save progress. Guys, the dev posted in the updates column that the autosave function was rendered useless when he went to fix some bugs to the game. If you took the time to read it, then you would have played the game well-knowing the consequences. But, if you guys play through the game, then start peeving off because your saves are gone, even though you were warned about this in advance, then sucks for you.
ALIENS CAMPAIGN-- You: Alright! You maggots know what to do? Alien #1: Duh...6? You: No! Get the flag! Alien #2: Gowt eet, boss! You: Really?! ...NOT OUR FLAG! THEIR FLAG!! *humans come in and kill everyone. Alien #1: I t'ink dey tried to keel us! You: OH, REALLY!!
Let's see here: BB's got bleeping rockets strapped to his tights, which he could use to fly out AT ANY POINT, and he decides to use them to make gummy flapjacks? I've come to the conclusion this guy's not too bright.
*FIXED* Raze 2 delivers all the action and fun of the original with more jam-packed excitement than before. The story follows 9 years after the original Raze, where you play as either the humans or aliens as before. In the Human Campaign, you play as the last remaining survivor of the original Raze task force, who is infected with the zombie virus. In Aliens Campaign, you play against the earthlings to take total dominion of the planet! As you progress, you will earn credits that you can use to access new suits in the armory, special enhancements, a pick of 30 weapons to swap out and equip as you please, and unique abilities which can turn the tides of any fight. There is also the fan favorite Quick match mode that allows players to customize combat to their own preferences. Top that with a solid storyline, special achievements, awesome kill bonuses, funny secrets to discover, and a global stats indicator, and you have an impressive, side-scrolling shoot-em-up! 5/5
An impressive sequal to what was already a pretty decent first game. Although the story isn't as long as hoped for, the gruetesque gameplay is a stange mix of disturbing, yet interesting, and the gruesome and utterly brutal end scenes are something only A dev as awesomely twisted as Zeebarf can imagine! 4/5
The game leads a lot to be desired, as it lacks much to any form of "base foundation" that you would find as a stamp for most games on Kong. The gameplay is unfortunately repetitive, or in this case much more repetitive then you would find in most other games. There's also a huge lack of plot, which makes for a huge gap of dissapontment. Overall, there's not much to sum up about this game, in which it has really not much at all to grip the player base's attention for more than a couple minutes. It's sad to make a bad review, but this game has room for an insane overhaul of improvements before it's a really decent game. 2/5
Here's a special trick for anyone who wants to have more than just the pathetic 11 pirahana cap. First, max out the amount of fish you have. Then, go back to that section, and you should have access to getting even MORE pirahnas (something the dev apparently missed). Rate up so people can see! NOTE: I'm not entirely sure about this working on other's computers, as it came up on mine through sheer luck. I can't promise it will work for everyone.
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The game saves automatically. When you reload you should have a continue button instead of a 'Start New Game'