Another minor bug thing, the targeting box and the list of targets and such is somewhat sunk beyond the right border of the screen when fullscreen is on, while there is a pretty big gap on the left border of the screen.
It's not Cookie Clicker, but it's good nonetheless. A bit disappointed that the background behind the ship doesn't move any faster and such the more upgrades you have. Or that the stars don't turn into lines temporarily when the hyperdrive is bought.
DANG IT!! That was one of those suggestions that fell by the wayside when I was coding the game with my weak programmer-fu. I think it's #1 on the list for a sequel though! Great stuff! Thanks for the comment and the play! Best, -Tim
I proudly proclaim that I have beat all four of the Factory Ball games, except for the Christmas one. Thank you for making this mind melter of a game, Bonte. :)
I would love it if the sequel had a game mode where we could stack only rotten cakes for points and instead of the king flying up and eating it, the whole mountain of rotten cake would fall down the Muffin Man's THROAT, while we make sure to guide EACH AND EVERY SINGLE CAKE in that damned bastard's mouth. >:D
Wow, Mission Control must be scared shitless after my rapid descent to the surface of Mars. It would have taken me minutes to just wait for the rocket to land, so instead I turned the nose around and raced face first into the ground, turning around and stopping just above the martian dirt and then landing without any cargo lost.
I may have brought their rocket to Mars, but I may forever be kept out of the space sector, in fear of me wrecking their precious hardware. :D
"Cure" them, and zombies will take over the world, extinguishing humanity. Let them out, same as the Cure except a horribly murder of a grandmother at the start. Ending #3... kills everything equally as it expands, forever. None of these endings fill me with nice feelings, and the music is not helping. And worst of all, I'd bet after a few trillion billion years a new kind of life will evolve to live in a universe where every bit of space is filled with "laser", and everything will horribly go wrong once again and things will end with an another even more intense perpetually expanding laser field... or this setting's equivalent of the Core Contingency. The universe is crushed into a tiny ball of impossible superdense matter and energy, which then explodes with the force of the Big Bang. Congratulations, new universe... then whatever the horrible being responsible for the crap in the previous universe will start things over. >:[ Oh well, at least the gameplay was interesting. 3/5
*starts cackling ominously* Oh man... I can't believe I managed to get the Hard badge, in my windy ass apartment in Estonia, when it's basically winter and fingers were already freezing. Also, I can't believe it that I still want to play this. 0_0
I don't get it, what am I doing wrong? I beat mission 2 and 3 in the way they asked me to, but I'm still not getting the Ruby medal. What am I doing wrong?!
And now, I have passed it a second time to get the badges. Good god damn riddance. For whatever the reason my computer now loves to lag a lot every time I die, which also makes the controls stick and I'd bet without it all I would have a 150 less deaths.
I wish the timed aspect didn't exist and I could freely muck around with the wires, as well as turning off the voltage so that I wouldn't use up the tiles by accident before I wanted to use them.
Okay, finally finished the game, upgraded everything, did all the missions, got all the in-game achievements and honestly... it's too grind-tastic by the end. Then there's the relatively minor issues of being unable to defeat the Berserker (if he is, by the end of the game I'm not in the mood to try) and not being able to leave Candy Land. Yes, Bison could go out the way he came in, as it's open, but it would be so much more fun to blast out of the Wallet Safe's back into the Real World.
A minor quibble, but it irritates me that I can't make the furniture and such look away from me. Did you not have enough time to draw the back of a potion shelf or armor stand?
Okay, while I'm raging here a question to the developer came to mind. Was the menu button specifically chosen to be Z and not X? It's probably a minor quibble but here's the thing, besides the movement keys and C, X is it most used button. Why shouldn't it function in the menu?
And so it took me five hours to pass this game, while mastering all skills, which only took several hours worth of grinding so that Mardek and Deugan had the prerequisite six RP. And so thanks to a forest wide genocide of forest fish and fungal goblinoids, our heroes learned how to not fall asleep on command!
Nice job making this game, Pseudo. :)
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DANG IT!! That was one of those suggestions that fell by the wayside when I was coding the game with my weak programmer-fu. I think it's #1 on the list for a sequel though! Great stuff! Thanks for the comment and the play! Best, -Tim