For anyone out there who doesn't care from the game but wants the points for the medium badge: move your base to the extreme left or right vertical pathway, it doesn't matter. Keep directing your pixels to follow you and attack the enemy there. You can overwhelm him and oftentimes they will accidentally suicide on the boss's barrier explosion attack. During this time the other computer opponents will be fighting amongst themselves, to your benefit. Stay in your (relatively) safe spot and send your pixels in from the side to finish the boss off.
I wouldn't worry about getting rated down over constructive comments, CopyLion. Like many other websites that have this silly system, it attracts people who indiscriminately hit the minus button because it gives them some false sense of power. o.Oa
Pretty slick game, I enjoyed it overall. Metroid gameplay with obvious Alien and survival horror genre influences. Ending was a bit of a let-down. Like most Berzerk Studio games the production value is very high and this will wind up with some well-deserved badges.
A deck with five copies each of Azure Minion, Blackguard Thug, Blackguard Leader, Disintegrate, and Drain Life will demolish the Challenges. On the next to last one, use Drain Life and Disintegrate wisely as he has unblockable robots in his deck. On the last challenge, add two or three Contaminations.
For those having a problem with 24: Use the spring to launch the silver ball up and left. After it ultimately falls down from the fixed gear, have a well-angled bounce pad bounce it back to the right, onto the gear which should be placed immediately to the cup's left.
There's a lot of things that I like about this game. The presentation is slick, nice music, and the gameplay can be frantic and fun. Aside from needing more proofreading, this game really would have benefited from a more conventional control scheme, though. Trying to be different and unique can work, but here it misses the mark, literally.
Not exactly sure why, but the main music reminds me heavily of the opening theme for Gauntlet (NES version). Which I haven't played in like twenty years, so I may be going crazy. o.o
This is a fantastic little game - I can't believe it isn't rated higher. Very enjoyable variation of games like On the Ball for the SNES. Pleasant music (even if it loops a bit too quickly) and a good sense of humor round it off. Well done.
Okay. Some degree of randomness and unpredictibility is expected and welcome in many games. However, here it is frustrating. The exact same bridge might sometimes hold firm, break under stress, or even spontaneously fall apart on its own during successive attempts. Coupled with a lack of a speed up button, this gets exceedingly tedious.
EREHSIDERF: That's not a glitch, it's that way on purpose. XD Anyway, I really like this game. Great sense of humor, catchy music, good art design, out-of-the-box thinking, with some twitch gameplay thrown in. It's nothing really fancy, just one of those games that just comes together nicely.
Really fun game but super easy to beat. It does get more challenging if you don't finish reparing the balloon, but it's still not hard to buy everything. Still, I enjoyed it!
More of a satirical look at gamers and gaming in general on Kongregate than an actual attempt at a game. How do you rate a tedious, short, derivitive and crappy looking game that was meant to be so? With a 1/5! :D
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