To those of you that cannot handle the post-game monsters, go back to The Abyss. Those monsters haven't scaled up, so go fight those and work on speed until you can manage the other monsters. You neglected speed and that is very important for all allies.
I'm about half way through the "post game" content, and have already beaten a fair number of the bosses again. If you add new stealable content will those of us who have already passed those bosses have a way to get these new items? I have always tried to steal from every boss, so it'll be disappointing to miss this stuff just because I have advanced too far.
Mercenary mini-game is fairly fun, and good enough to be a game here in its own right (although it wouldn't be rated terribly high). The fishing is easy, boring and tedious. The "Defense" game is fine, same as last game and it's easy and fast enough not to matter. I really hate the snowboard mini-game. I don't feel like I can see far enough forward, the levels are too long (over 1 minute just to fail really sucks) and it just isn't fun at all.
Hard final boss wasn't that bad to me. Make sure you take more hearts whenever possible as your talent. He attacks enough that you're almost definitely going to get hit, and the regen doesn't keep up with the damage in my opinion. I use the sniper rifle exclusively against him, with a focus on critical hits, then Heat Bonus, Larpa, Chain Lightning and Lazer (note to Dev the word is laser). He died after my third cooldown period, not a long fight.
Nothing new or worthwhile here. This could easily be a reskin of a 30 year old game. Do we really need points based shooters with no original concept just because it is wearing a Halloween skin? Pointless.
All Princesses Remain Unmarried!
Good game, unique method of tower loss leads this to be much less of a "sit back and watch" tower defense game and requires you to be active through the entire thing.
My only complaint (other than the grammar) after finishing the game is that the bush knights cheat. If you maze, and you must to win, some of them walk straight past every tower and take a princess. It's still winnable, but annoying.
The problem with this game is that it primary uses temporary upgrades. If we could upgrade to start the game with a bull, that goes further on each upgrade, instead of upgrading the ability to PURCHASE that as a one use, it would be better. If we could purchase the use of a magnet, instead of purchasing the ability to find them more, etc. Look to burrito bison. It has great permanent AND temporary upgrades with a solid balance. You're missing good ones that last through each run.
Finished everything... pretty solid game. Disappointed that I can't get the last two weapons as a permanent upgrade, but I guess that's a balance thing. I appreciate that the third quest category updates based on things I had previously done, but I wish the other two did as well. However, 3 at a time quests is a flash standard now, so that probably won't change...
Finally got the hard badge; Kill It With Spikes is by far the hardest one in my opinion. Spike damage is terrible so you have to use other things to wear it down and then get the ragdoll to finally hit a spike and die on it. Very tough!
My wife heard the music and accused me of listening to really bad porn. The game is resource intensive on a good computer. The gem upgrades are unsatisfying. The driving doesn't FEEL fast. Not bad, but needs some real work.
I really think you should make a launch spinoff of this game. Instead of having any sort of "launch" device, just start the ragdoll falling exactly as he does here, and use the same tools we get in this to move him across the screen, gaining money and points to unlock more tools... I really like tossing him around with what's available, that would be a cool way to do it more.
There is no "Platinum" trophy in this game. The fourth trophy is diamond. Either everyone talking about platinum isn't paying attention or hasn't gotten it and is making assumptions...
"Going for gold+ medals on the Monkey Lane stages...should also lessen the necessity for grinding." The Diamond Trophy is only worth 100 Blop Cash. How does that at all limit grinding? You'd have to grind monkey lane levels dozens of times to get upgrades.
I really enjoyed this for what it is. Working out how to best survive while making the palace as soon as possible is fun and fairly challenging until you get the hang of things. I'd really like to see more on this, especially from one era to the next.
Okay guys, level 20 was "The End" of the game. After that, we are playing "endless" mode. It's just extra random content with increasing stats for enemies/bosses. This should seem obvious. There is no end after this.
Some "identical" blue weapons are better than others at the same level, and cost more to upgrade. Are these the missing purple items, with the wrong color applied?
It's hard to count as they are packed so densely, but during the "Massive Wave" on level 95 somewhere around 30 enemies come out all at once. I killed them but damn, that was unexpected and a little too much!
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i hate missables. i wont do that