This is a really fun game. I like how it really makes you think to improve your margin. I wish there was a scores area off the main menu or on the "Select Level to Play" page which showed total margin and total stars for all levels. Beating the game was the right difficulty but scoring 125 stars seems impossible, which is good for those people who love a challenge. The graphics are pretty sad. I like the variety that comes with the fast and slow tokens and the mana. 4/5
This is a fun little game. I usually don't like games without directions (or minimally useful directions) but this game is the exception. Most of the achievements were pretty easy to figure out, but there were a couple of them I don't think I ever would have gotten without help (i.e. 1-4 for different color elephants). There were also a few that I wouldn't have figure out but I just stumbled upon by wandering (i.e. No Cheese for you and Get off your seats). It would be nice if you could always see the whole achievement description without having to highlight it. It would also be nice if the highest unachieved achievement was always in the middle of the list so you could more easily know what you had to do without scrolling the achievements. The contra achievement didn't seem to consistently register, which was frustrating. I think the hard badge made this game even better because it gave it some replay value and difficulty even if you know how to get all the achievements. 4/5
This is a fun little game with a creative story and decent wit. There were a few things that took a while to figure out for me, such as getting upstairs in the shop (I kept trying to click the stairs) and finding the red cube. I really don't like the fact that it doesn't save your progress. I think that is a necessity for this type of game. I like how there weren't ways to die, which force you to start over, like in other warbears games. 3/5
This is a fun game. However, it is too short and, for the most part, too easy. Also, I somehow clicked Main Menu button twice instead of the Try Again button when I was almost done with the game, which was very frustrating. So, other than me being smart enough to click the right button, another solution would be for the game to save my progress, which is always good. 3/5
This game was fun for a little while but then it got pretty redundant. Once I got the mana upgrades maxed the game got pretty easy and therefore repetitive. The upgrades should give more details about what will be ugraded (i.e. increase HP by 10 or increase attack by 5). You shouldn't be able to farm experience by continuing to play the easy levels. Every time you play a level you should get significantly less experience, which would make the game more challenging. I seemed to max out my in level upgrades (as opposed to between level upgrades) because they never became enabled even though I had enough mana. They should say they are maxed if they are. I was only able to create a certain number of units, even though I didn't see any limit mentioned anywhere. 3/5
I really didn't like this game at first because I couldn't figure out what I was supposed to be doing. I was so frustrating not because I couldn't figure out what do to do, but because I didn't even know what I was supposed to be doing. Once I peaked at a walkthrough to get me past the part where you have to click the wall panels the game got better. I enjoyed the little puzzles with the poster hints. Although a couple of them were extremely hard to figure out (jig and dice). This game had some potential, but not making it more obvious what I was supposed to be trying to do ruined it. 3/5
This is a decent game. Some of the levels really make you think, which is good. The grass levels didn't really make complete sense to me but I guess that's ok. It seems like the penalty should be stiffer for making mistakes. The way it is now, the game is too easy. 4/5
I like the multiple endings and the creativeness of the game but the graphics are terrible, the game is too short, the storyline isn't very exciting, and variety within the game is non-existent. 3/5
While I enjoy a stick figure adventure game as much as the next guy, this game has several issues that make it annoying. The first issue is that you have to go back to the menu to save your game. That is very unintuitive and it took me quite a while to figure out. The second issue is that I got to a certain point in Adventure mode where there were no more enemies to fight and I couldn't get past a barrier because my level wasn't high enough. I read in the forums that I had to level up in Arcade mode to get farther in Adventure mode. IMO, that is just silly. The modes should not have that type of dependency between them. The third issue is that other than issues 1 and 2, this game is too easy. I was able to easily get through the game with only using the long sword as a weapon and almost never firing a gun. The exception was a couple of the bosses, which were mildly challenging. 3/4
This is a funny game because you need to kill cute little animals to get farther in the game. To set the record straight, I'm definitely not in favor of killing animals, I just think it makes for a funny game concept. This game was a good difficulty. I was able to finish all levels with an A ranking with 12 Friends left, which I thought was good until I saw the Swaintastic Badge. At that point, I couldn't figure out which levels I could get through killing less Friends, so I found a guide to help me the rest of the way (oh the shame). In-game achievements are always a plus in my mind! Some of the jumping was a little tricky and required both luck and precision. 4/5
This is a fairly entertaining game. However, it is way to easy to get off the island buying very minimal upgrades. I like how caging the birds at the right time can kill the other monsters below them. I do like some of the upgrades even though they are mostly unnecessary. The graphics look pretty good. It would be nice if you could see all the upgrade descriptions even if you don't have enough money for the upgrades. 3/5
Money became irrelevant quickly in this game and it just became a pain selling all the weapons and armor all the time. The game also became quite easy because of the abundance of money. All I did was buy the most expensive army people and I was able to take over any town. The battles happen so fast that there isn't much chance to control the individual units. While trying for the Hard badge, all I had left was to kill the town champion of the East Empire and he killed me but I got the badge anyway. I'm not sure what happened but I won't complain too much. 3/5
Overall this is a decent game. I like the many character choices, the ability to add runes to weapons, and the skill upgrade variety. However, there many annoying things about the game. The introductory help wasn't very complete and I couldn't find any in game help, which is always frustrating because I usually don't remember everything from the introductory help. I couldn't find a way back to the main menu after starting my game. The Forge wasn't explained very well and I didn't completely figure it out until I was almost done with the game. The Skills screen wasn't explained very well either. It took me a while to figure out I couldn't have more than 5 of any skill.
This game has a decent concept but the controls make it frustrating to play. It is very helpful in this game to "hide" your ships behind your mothership. This is very tricky to do when you have to click where to move and then quickly click stop and hope you timed it just right so they are behind the mothership. Then you have to make sure you click attack on each ship otherwise they'll just sit there. In survival mode, I felt like that was all that I was doing, which wasn't very fun. 3/5
This is a really solid game. There are several different modes and difficulties, which is great. I don't really care for shooting games like this though, I especially dislike the first several waves where all I had was the pistol. In the later levels, the game gets laggy, which makes it even harder to shoot precisely. In campaign, it would be nice to have an option to save every wave or every couple waves. That way a single mistake doesn't cause you to have to restart the whole campaign, which ends up being quite long. 4/5
This is a great game. I can't really figure out why I like it so much, but I do. I like the 3 different difficulties. I also like the keyboard shortcuts, which came in handy when playing on my laptop. Several people have said things like "the computer cheats" but I think that it seemed very fair. Both the computer and I had our share of really bad and really good games. I like the achievements but wish you weren't able to quit your game and maintain your streaks. That would make the achievements more meaningful. However, without quitting the current achievements would be nearly impossible so they would have to be made easier to achieve. 5/5
This a pretty good game. I like the variety of the levels and the achievements add a nice challenge to the game. A few of the perfect levels were extremely hard. I like the Perfect and Fast indicators in the bottom left corner and I would have liked them even more if I would have noticed them before completing every Perfect and Fast except level 21. The graphics are obviously dull. The winch is able to pull objects (cake ingredients) through walls, which shouldn't be allowed. The button crying thing was mildly entertaining and the random cat picture at the end made me chuckle. 4/5
I'm a big Tetris fan, so of course I like this game. The gravity aspect make the game very tricky though. It ended up being much harder than I thought it would be to get both the Hard and Impossible badges. For such a simple game, it stayed fun and entertaining. A big part of being able to build a stable tower depended on the pieces that dropped but there's nothing wrong with some luck in a game. Considering the game is played using the keyboard, it would be nice if the menus were controllable with the keyboard also. I think it would be nice to be able to see more than one piece in advance. 4/5
This is a really good game. I like the variety of the cards and the different powers needed to play the cards. I like the ability to control if you want to block and if you do, which card you want to block with. I wish the challenges were more challenging. I only lost one of them once and I used the same deck for all of them. I wish the game was longer too. Once I really got into the game I was already done with all the missions and challenges. The deck builder is pretty well designed. I never got anywhere close to running out of cards, which I thought was odd considering there was a warning for one of the challenges that if you run out of cards, you lose. Overall, this is a fun game, that if more difficult, longer, and even multi-player, could be great. 4/5
This is a great puzzle game. The difficulty increases at a good rate and the later puzzles are all doable if you just take a little time with them. I like the little variety that the colored switches, magical walls, and teleports add to the game. The variety of levels was enough to not bore me also. I noticed several people complaining about the mouse controls, but I think the mouse controls are better than a combination of mouse and keyboard controls. It did take a little while to get use to the controls but once I did, they didn't hinder me too much. 5/5
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