Is it me, or does it take one ammo to fire a blunderbuss, shotgun, and other similar guns, yet takes the same amount of ammo to fire a single bullet? I think the rocket launcher is a little overpowered by the way (instant kill, and shoots shrapnel that does not affect you, but effects other enemies, costs only 1 ammo per shot). It's a bit bothersome to have to relocate the gun you want each level, but other than that good game
I find the sticky shields very useful, and I suggest to try to get that first. It allows you to actually shoot back, so you don't have to deflect bullets into their path. The shield still works if you have a bullet in it, so you don't have to get rid of every bullet you collect to block. The Bonus upgrade I suggest is the investment, and the heat guided missile upgrade (you now just have to aim in the general direction, the missile does the rest).
I think the spies are the most useful unit one can have, and are almost a necessity for getting gold metals (Have them get all civilians first, and then send in the tanks). It is also possible to kill everyone with the spy without them noticing you at all. On a side note, getting the gold in 'fight them on the beaches' level is hard. If you try to save the people on top first, the stray bullets might kill a civilian by accident. If you use the spy, you find you must blow up the tower to advance. And any other ground unit causes the enemy to notice you, and shoot the civilian in front of him. Any suggestions?
Like Arthesies said, it seems like regardless of what you do, you end up in space. Maybe, if the author decides to remake this game, there should be a hidden ending (maybe finding his lost brother, or at least remain on one of the planets. Speaking of which, the developer could make a second one where our 'friend' explores the other planet)
I wish there is some other way to heal other than to complete ten levels of a world. An idea to change this is to heal 1 hp per level, or perhaps have enemy drop hp items. Great game otherwise.
I'll give it a 5/5 for the gameplay itself, but a -1 for locking most of the levels (couldn't you just, say, keep 1/5 of the levels locked?). Thanks for at least giving a taste of each 'world'.
I find the the game runs fine. I'm on level 7 (I think), and it still runs smoothly. But I think you need to change the blocks a little. I found that if you approach two blocks vertically, you can go in-between them.
The other thing is if you include other moving obstacles, they might effect the lag rate to, since the game has to keep track of yourself and the other moving obstacle(s). Excelling programming so far though 5/5
I find the easiest way to beat the levels is to activate, the rocket, and right click. This freezes the clock, as well as the rocket. Then click were you want the missile to go (make sure there is nothing between the rocket and the cursor). The missile then flies over there in a bee-line.
I think that you should make a level select, and you should try to add some challenge to the levels. Otherwise, you might as well remove all the blocks except the one holding the smiling block.
davzig, I don't think the stats need to be upgraded at all. (I choose the ship that favored attack (4) and speed (4), has average armor (3), but lacks in control (2)) After a few power-ups, only the bosses could survive a shot. At the end, I was shooting homing missiles, side-lasers, and about 20 lasers out of my main cannon. I didn't need to use the bombs at all.
I do agree that there needs to be more levels, but I think there should be a harder mode. Or a level that crams loads of enemies onto the screen. Good game though 5/5
I notice new comments are kinda dying recently, so I thought I'd pop in. I notice that there are glitches in the game (Shaman-controlled objects, "goal reversals" [first get to the hole, then the cheese], buttons, etc.) that creators take advantage of. How do we make similar 'glitches' when making levels?
I know this comment is gonna disappear soon, but I have a point regarding to eddietwang's comment. Of course there should be an extra orb. If there wasn't, it would be possible for it to be impossible to complete the game. If there were an exact amount of orbs as doors, then one planet wouldn't have an orb. But if that was the case, all one has to do is to go to that orb-less planet before collecting the orb of another planet. And that would be unfair.
how come the target cannot start the alarm? Or why he cannot recognize you as an assassin, even though all the guards do.
Anyways, (at least in ultimate assassin 2) when I feel that the guards begin tagging with the target to much, sometime I purposely activate an alarm (get seen) so the guards abandon their posts. (They run much faster, and usually don't stick around an area for long)
I have a problem with the game. When I started a new one, I got a black screen. If I clicked outside the game, I can see the world that the author intended. But I can't do anything with it. I reloaded the game twice. Any help?
Nobody probably had this problem, but I didn't know the avatar was there for its own sake. I though changing the avatar was like changing the class. So, after beating the game, I found out this.
I managed to get myself stuck inside an island (Up the ladder), but I can move within the boundary of the island, and still treats me if I'm water. Can you fix that?
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