Halfway through, disappointed so far. Nearly every enemy in the game can rotate their guns to attack me wherever I am. Yet every bullet I have only goes straight. Meaning I have to be flying directly at them. 2nd and 3rd shots should fire at a 45 degree angle, so I have some spread.
How do I weapons? Love the completely mindless bullet hell that this game is, but I wish I understood it a little better. What do those little S's do? Why do the G's replace them? Which is better?
Ok, I've got a gun. It's got 10 shots l-- oh, no wait, he picked up something else. It's automatic and has 50 shots left. Why is nothing happening. Oh, out of ammo. Can't tell, cuz all I can hear is gunfire. Better switch weapons. Oh, look, that other weapon is gone. Now I've got a lead pipe. And now I picked up something else automatically. And it had 1 shot in it. And now I'm lagging. And now I'm out of ammo again. And WHY THE HELL DOES IT TAKE 20 SHOTS TO KILL ANYONE???
I love how after 25 waves, I'm still stuck with guys who can't hit an enemy at point blank range, they get trucks, and I still haven't gotten a single ****ing supply crate.
The Nameless City affected me in a way reading it never has before. In fact, in a way no horror story ever has. Simply incredible. That said, I agree with Angryhobo that it was too long for an early level, as 15 minutes of that made me not want to continue today. A nice addition, in my book, would be a counter to see how many words we'd touched compared with how many there were in total. I think it would make the long levels a little easier to handle, knowing exactly how far you had to go.
I have 15 janitors, and yet there's garbage everywhere! Things move too fast. I can't click on anyone, because they walk so fast. And by the time I find them in the bar up top, the day's half over. I have no idea what any of the little icons mean above their heads. And why are they all pissed off? Good concept, HORRIBLE execution.
I liked the part where my mouse slipped and I accidentally destroyed my gym instead of a room, and then didn't have enough money to rebuild the gym that I didn't want to destroy in the first place.
Spend $100,000? At $10/$15 a turret and $25 to upgrade? And a few bucks per kill? It's not NOT easy, it's just endurance. I've played twice now and spent a total of $6000
After a few rounds, if I was having trouble finding one last difference, I'd cross my eyes and see it perfectly. It worked too well though, and I did the last several scenes crossed the whole time. Now my head hurts. Awesome game though.
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