Finally have to say it, Goblin's Greed, even with just autocasting it is severely broken. Had one set of buildings where it would cost 400+oc for 1. However, I still havent broken 6oc gold across all games yet. If you want to get 300 Hall of Legends, get them, set it to autocast that spell, and let it run. No matter how much you ignore it, you will get it eventually.
There are one or two things which keep it from a 5, but a very strong 4. The first, and worst, one is the limited time to click multiple buttons. The timing isnt hard, but the fact your have a skill game imbedded in a puzzle game feels off. The second, and much less of an issue, it needs more levels.
I am spending way too much time playing this.... That said, any ways we can get a "Buy all mastery" or something similar button? Gets kind of annoying when starting over to have to hit speed upgrade button 50 times for each summon.
Game starts as a solid 4/5, then the memory leak hits, drops it to a 3/5. Then the bugs. Like one of my guys running off screen against the last boss, or the input latency, or half my army jumping and the other half doesnt, that takes it down to a 2/5.
Meh, as someone who finished every wing commander and star wars space sim, it was ridiculously easy. Almost all of the damage I took was from the computer running into me when I stopped moving.
Interesting concept, two major problems. First, enemy cities have about 6X the troops that you can have. Second, if you want unlimited workers (and hence troops), just sell all your homes and rebuild them. you can have an army of hundreds of thousands without ever leaving your first town.
Game suffers from the same problem a lot of recent TD games have had, little to no strategy involved due to set places for towers. The fact that some towers are so much better than others just exacerbates the problem.
This game has some potential, but there are some things that need fixing.
1. If you do not have the tutorial option chosen, please remove all the initial "helpful hints" such as the "hold the button to scroll" hint.
2. Better controls for the amount of amount of workers to use. Just using the incrementing buttons has little control late game when you have 50+ villagers each turn.
3. The initial random even on turn 5 is way too important. You either need to remove it or insure it is always beneficial.
4. 4000k is not four billion, it is four million. I realize you are french, but if you are going to release something in English, please get someone for whom English is their first language to at least edit everything for you.
Eh, suffers from the problems of the first game. The primary one being there is little strategy involved since where you can put what types of towers is already decided for you. The silliness of some of the enemy types (Iron Guard and Amazon come to mind) are a symptom of the fact that raw power is more important than what towers are put out.
Also, the game does not release keyboard input correctly. It makes it feel like the game is lagging if you use keyboard input. You might want to fix that bug.
Game isnt bad, but there is one exploit that makes it a lot easier than intended. If you have a lot of RP when you start a level, unlock something and then restart the level. You keep the unlocked tower, but get the RP back. You can unlock things a lot earlier than you are supposed to.
Well, other than this was turning into a pretty nasty grind, it was a pleasant waste of time until I got a quest to explore the 4th level of a dungeon, and there are no stairs from the 3rd to the 4th. Aka, it is impossible to finish the quest.
You know, I get the impression that the spaceship you fight the last boss on top of is in the shape of a cat head. And yeah, sad to see the series go, but all good things and all that.
Ugh, there are so many gameplay problems....
1.The cursor is so small and similarly colored to the background that you can easily lose sight of it.
2.Enemies can shoot at you through walls, but you cannot retaliate.
3.You often have to drop down into a group of enemies that you cannot see, almost guaranteeing that you will take damage.
4.Exp has no meaning. Seriously, it doesnt. Level 5 by the start of world 2 and nothing really gained from it.
5.It is possible to have to waste money on a weapon you do not want just so you can get higher tier weapons (same with shields).
Last one is a personal preference, but mouse aiming in a platformer is a bad idea. There is a reason it has only been done once in a commercial game.
While I have enjoyed the game for the most part, it is quite a bit of walk away and forget. That problem aside, the biggest irritation for me is units who I have told to stay back running forward. I didnt tell them to fall back so then could go get one shotted by a black imp.
It would be a decent arcade racer but for the fact that the computer cars ignore the road. Go over a cliff, no problem, they do not fall. Hit an oil slick, no problem, it isnt there for them. Hit a jump, no problem, they go through it without getting any air. Need to make a hairpin turn, no problem, they can make it, even sliding backwards. Or to sum up, if your ai needs to cheat, you need to rewrite it. 2/5
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