sotlat's Comments

It's great to see an original gaming concept. Congratulations! I personally don't do well with on the fly decision-making, especially when it speeds up but I do like seeing innovation.

@TravisG21, you have to scroll down the list of items to buy

Interesting game, generally well conceived. On the downside, lacks clarity. It definitely needs to either provide more rubies or allow them to be refunded. That initial purchase I made by mistake that I could not undo screwed me over. Apparently, updates are also making save files unusable. Needs work.

A+ for originality.

I tried it just now, it worked.

I personally need some kind of save game option. I know some people like that type of game but, unfortunately, I'm not one of them.

Frustration: I buy Oksana a proper sickle... and she leaves the party!

I just did chapters 1 and 2 and used the saves to start chapter 3. I was curious about whether it was better to use the saves or just start a fresh new game. Comparing to the information available in the walkthrough page, it appears that: 1 - The starting gear you get in chapter 3 is generally superior to what you can possibly bring with you in a save. Ivan's Foreman's Claws is the only exception. 2 - The extra skill points you get from flawless wins in chapters 1 & 2 seem to be a clear bonus. Assuming that you played reasonably well but not perfectly, it looks like a wash. The extra skill points gets you better stats that you lack from having the nicer gear. If you had a tough time with chapters 1 or 2 then I'd say just start fresh in chapter 3.

I initially really loved this game. I changed my mind, however, when I realized that you really have to be highly inquisitive and truly determined to figure out how to win the battles. It just gets progressively more ridiculous towards. The walkthroughs are helpful, otherwise battles just take too long to try to figure the secret enchantments required. The game is an excellent effort but I suspect it's only accessible to hardcore aficionados.

I like the new ideas this game comes up with. Good job. Unfortunately for me, my memory can't handle its puzzles pieces. Still a good game though.

Very interesting design. As the enemies close in, they form like a closed loop and get killed off quicker. I suspect with a little luck, you can play this forever.

A nice fresh take on an old concept. Just try to make it a little less grindy in future. Sure it will make it shorter but grinding for the sake of grinding... uggh!

This game is a nice combination of story and clicking game. Two things I'd like to see different: 1) A more open mechanic, where the order of things to be examined are not linear. Eg. If you examine the broken glass to early, you get nothing from it until later on. It should give me a clue right away. It's the murder weapon after all. 2) More streamlined talky talky. Most of the time spent in the game is to scroll through the dialogue. Have it scroll on it's own, like in a cut-scene without all the required clicking.

Cannot turn music off. Sorry but that's a no go.

i loved this game but it's been too long since I've played to provide tips... i'm quite sure there are walkthroughs that can get you going though

Another one of those games that was fun in 2011 but feels a little dated in 2016. Very easy to play, just very long and repetitive.

Some children will only be visible after certain upgrades.

Please make the mute button smaller. It wasn't enough of a challenge to find it with its current size.

I think I know why some people get stuck. I didn't get the merchant for 3 whole levels... tons of gems but not able to do anything with them.

Fun game with good mechanics and easy to play. Making it challenging without producing endless tedious chains might be more difficult. Maybe you can go in a different direction, like with word wars, where there could be a background story that influences the puzzles/shapes.