sictek's Comments

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Interactive Buddy	Aug. 15, 2011 Rating: 3 Has anyone nurtured their buddy. You know, a little tickle here, an open hand there?
Battle Beavers	Aug. 13, 2011 Rating: 56 Easy way to beat Rangor. Get on a vertical plane to him and while tapping A move up and down the screen. He can't hit you this way.
Dude and Zombies	Jul. 14, 2011 Rating: 2 Upgrading experience gain level first makes the rest of the game a lot easier
Murloc RPG: Stranglethorn Fever	Jul. 11, 2011 Rating: 0 The Princess' Hide
The Unfair Platformer	Jun. 28, 2011 Rating: 1 I've found the best solution to difficult levels is to hit the back button and forget this game exists.
High Tea	Jun. 19, 2011 Rating: 8 The max order amount quickly becomes insufficient for the tea demands of the british empire. Also the market prices sometimes fluctuate to the point where you cannot afford to buy either opium or tea. Definitely needs some balancing issues addressed.
Backyard Monsters (removed)	Jun. 19, 2011 Rating: 3 These facebook-esque games that force you to wait hours for progress and offer minor game boosts with ridiculous price tags need to burn in farmville hell.
Sugar, sugar	Jun. 13, 2011 Rating: 0 Level 19 is torture. Straight line tool would relieve a lot of headache
Sugar, sugar	Jun. 13, 2011 Rating: 1 why do my lines always end up looking like bulbous appendages?
The I of It	Jun. 13, 2011 Rating: 0 Another response for Galactus: It's not so much that people love this game, it is that your comment underrates the creative yet simple concept this game has. It was obviously not an effort to make an epic puzzle game, but a fun way to tell a story and entertain you for ten minutes. The rating system is not simply a measure of how good a game is but more how well people who played it liked it. If you hold your cursor over the stars you will find a pop-up ranging from hated it to loved it.
Enough Plumbers	Jun. 12, 2011 Rating: 3 The kind of game that makes you want to put your keyboard through your monitor.
Factory Balls 2	Jun. 08, 2011 Rating: 1 Short and somewhat challenging. Nicely done.
Gravitee	Jun. 08, 2011 Rating: 5 no restarts in golf, why get a mulligan in space golf?
Nano War	Jun. 08, 2011 Rating: 4 Level 15 seems damn near impossible
Castlewars	Jun. 08, 2011 Rating: 6 Really sucks when your opponent gets 6 recruit cards and you haven't gotten a single one
You Have To Burn The Rope	Jun. 05, 2011 Rating: 2 The weapon's inclusion was quite humorous with it's superfluous nature.
Electric Box	Jun. 05, 2011 Rating: 10 Hint for level 15: The top three wires don't necessarily need the ball dropper on the bottom slot to be effective.
Electric Box	Jun. 05, 2011 Rating: 115 For those of you having trouble on level fourteen: Place 3 fans on the far left electric wire; one above power supply and two at the top of the wire all facing to the right. Then place a steam detector where the steam snakes to. Directly next to that place the ball dropper. On that same wire place the robot at the bottom facing left, above the robot put the remaining fan facing to the right, and above the fan put the magnet facing to the left. Finally place the last steam detector on the opposite end of the wire containing the water dispenser. Flip the switch and you're on to level 15.
Mastermind: World Conquerer	Jun. 01, 2011 Rating: 21 Can be a little too easy if you are familiar with the game mechanics
Walkinator	May. 31, 2011 Rating: 5 I'm pretty sure the "skeleton" shouldn't collapse like it does in the simulation. Kind of defeats the purpose of creating bones