The sequel to the highly acclaimed Epic War series has arrived! Epic War 5 features three heroes with unique stories, 30 units, 70 skills, and 30 accessories. Battle your way to the Hellsgate that will end the world through 12 main stages, and 8 extra and 5 trial stages for additional challenges
As others have said, your units max out relatively quickly and after they're maxxed out all the xp they obtain is rendered useless. This problem is highlighted with your hero unit. Im just about halfway through the trials and my hero unit has ~ 4k of unusable xp. By any chance could we have this excess xp go towards upgrading other units or at least serve a function?
Am I the only one who does not understand why the hell ranged units keep walking towards enemies even when they already are within shooting range? Is it just so they can get killed faster? Give a + if you are bothered too, maybe the programmer will do something
Man, you'd think these great heroes would know enough about battle tactics not to overcommit to their attacks. Come on, dude. When I say fall back I mean like NOW, not after your 10-minute sword slash animation
Very good game, if there is ever a Fifth one, you need to fix the fact that troops advance when enemy troops are nearby, we need to be able to post our soldiers somewhere and be confident that they wont move past your commands + if you agree
I have a nice idea, but I highly doubt it will even be considered. After each upgrade of Units and Heroes, their appearance should change slightly, Goblins got a little more beefy, then maybe a little slower. For Mad Bulls maybe their weapon could change slightly, from a wooden hammer to an iron hammer, and so on. Who thinks this would be a nice little addition to this already great game
Super Monkey rockets out on a brand new mind-bendingly over the top scrolling shooter! Suit up a Super Monkey of your own invention by outfitting his three weapon slots with 60 amazing upgrades, and then fly like mad to give the bloons what they deserve – a volley of darts, boomerangs, bombs, magic, and tech right in the knots. Super simple controls mean anyone can play, but it’ll take skill and smarts to win the prestigious bronze, silver, and gold trophies by defeating enough of the outlandish bloon formations and the powerful bosses. Top-tier epic powers, weapon-juicing research, powerups, and Ultimate Monkeys that channel destruction incarnate are all yours to discover and unleash. Now get out there and pop bloons for the good of all monkeydom – go, Super Monkey, go!
Ninja Kiwi found a bug that was slowing down some connections and believes server responses should be much better now. Hopefully you’ll see better performance, sorry again for the issues some of you ran into earlier
Ninja Kiwi is aware of the loading problems and working to speed up the servers. Sorry for the trouble! Usually refreshing the page will bring back the data, since it is all stored server-side, unless for some reason the game never successfully connected
Super Monkey rockets out on a brand new mind-bendingly over the top scrolling shooter! Suit up a Super Monkey of your own invention by outfitting his three weapon slots with 60 amazing upgrades, and then fly like mad to give the bloons what they deserve – a volley of darts, boomerangs, bombs, magic, and tech right in the knots. Super simple controls mean anyone can play, but it’ll take skill and smarts to win the prestigious bronze, silver, and gold trophies by defeating enough of the outlandish bloon formations and the powerful bosses. Top-tier epic powers, weapon-juicing research, powerups, and Ultimate Monkeys that channel destruction incarnate are all yours to discover and unleash. Now get out there and pop bloons for the good of all monkeydom – go, Super Monkey, go
Tediously mediocre game with no depth or skill to it, stocked to the brim with upgrades and cheats that cost well above what an actual game without all that mess would cost. A proper indie game on Steam costs about $15. Defender's Quest, on this very site, costs $15. Epic Battle Fantasy 4 costs $7.50. You're asking $35 for all epics unlocked and $4-9 for individual unlocks, in some silly timewaster game. That's awful
You know there's too much grinding in a game when you realize the best way to play is to just keep replaying a level, while not controlling at all, letting the game play itself while you get a sandwich
This is an excellent game. I really enjoyed the graphics, and it's a nice spin on the classic "send your guys from this dot to this one" game. The whole tentacle transmitting guys constantly + the option to cut the tentacle at different points really adds a lot to the concept. 5/5
5/5. One possible modification--give each support character (not the leader, obviously) a "support power" that only operates while they are not active. Options: Arbalester does a low-damage 'hail of arrows' every so often (freq/damage increases); Dark Cleric summons a ghost that attacks enemies every so often (damage/duration increases); Air Wizard tosses down a wind wall every so often that repels damage (duration/'life" increases); Engineer does a sniper shot on the target highest up on the screen (freq/damage increases).
This is seriously one of the best point-and-click games I've ever seen. The level of worldbuilding, the story, the tone, everything suggests that when in doubt, hit it with a wrenchthis comes close to beating my absolute favorite series of all time, Submachine, which is only a teensy bit better because it's so mysterious and climactic. 5/5, and I want a sequel! Or two, or three... *drools
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