Grr, curse your GENIUS and making a game I can TRULY say is addicting. Ok i won't lie, it seemed a tad intimidating and I kind don't like how some of the wall "posters" look like the spell pickups and what not, but that's only a small issue. I personally LOVED playing this game, and love the ease of use and just the variety that is there. So yeah, not perfect, but a great game all the same.
Interesting thing I'd like if there is ever a sequel, must remove the "don't let ninjas touch" for Brilliant requirement. Also, the interesting potential for there to be "dual towers": towers that can planted on one of two different land types, and possibly changes it's factors depending on which land it's placed on :)
There, I have withdrawn my previous insult and I shall instead leave that third boss alone altogether, I passed it and I can deal with it later :P So i shall persevere, or maybe start a new file with a different pet :P
Ok there's ONE very frustrating thing I wish to point out to the producers: hot keys DESPERATELY needed for Tower options, or slow down enemy wave loading. Can't click and move fast enough.
Well I'm glad I don't feel like I have to have played Castaway or Castaway 2 to understand this game. Also, the movement system, the pet element, and it's simple categorizing of air, land, or all towers, is quite a fresh, original idea for a Tower Defense game. I for one give it two thumbs up :)
The best part is knowing this is JUST a game, and not someone's messed up way of making satirical criticism of a classic. I love the unique spin on a classic story, with a twist that may seem morbid, but is still unique regardless. Two thumbs up for sure and this game deserves a hight rating indeed :)
Aww, thats nice the guy apologizes for the wait, but i hope he knows the wait is well worth it for us, and we for one would prefer he take his time rather than rush if it means a better game in the end. Two thumbs up creator dude, you do what you do and do it as you do it, not as we want you to do.
Well with all the options and no way to tell what does what, it could use at least some more descriptors. But in the end, i like that nothing is IRREVERSIBLE and the options are up to the player.
Ok, so with the exception of certain innocents being hard to rescue no matter what you use, the game was awesome, although loading times could use work. But still VERY good game that deserves its attention for sure. STRONGLY ENCOURAGE City Siege 3 making with a much more versatile line up since certain ones like the Veteran would be risky for rescues. Spy is a keeper.
I personally love it :D The humor is fitting for all audiences, since it's kinda T rating without being all adult. The characters being balanced while clearly having their own specialty is a nice fresh element for an rpg. It basically says "here's your party, their skills, and you have to manage your points among them" and either you know how to deal or you don't :P So i for one look forward to chapter 2 and HOPE mr king in towel joins somehow :D
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