Needs the falling death, and at least a record for your coins while playing. Great start! Also, consider making a few of these, tying them together, and making some sort of shop to spend your coins- I can see that becoming an awesome game.
You really need to at least show the solution, or some semblance to know what we're trying to achieve. It's nearly impossible, or at least really frustrating, because I've had to move my entire finished part up one row 3 times now.
All the comments I was going to make have been said before, except for this one: You need to tell people that it's a cheat to simulate the boss before they get to level 15 without cheating and realize then that nothing they do will matter.
2/5 for that.
Wow.
1) The controls hardcore SUCK. so many times on the last battle, I ended up facing the wrong way just because the character moved but the screen didn't.
2) The difficulty is WAY too easy. Not only did I not die on hard for my first playthrough, but I barely even used potions except for the bosses (Who I started to just avoid till my health was full anyway, so I wouldn't even waste any then)
3) Luckily, I maxed my stats first, but it really would've sucked had I spent points on spells and lost them near the end of the game.
4) The storyline is okay, a little cliche but okay.
5) lol at the being knocked out when I barely took a hit. At first I was like, "I didn't die!!!"
Overall score- 2.5/5, rounded up to 3. That's very generous.
Beegum-
1) As the guide says, all the extras are geared toward people who play for longer times. So in reference to heroes, you're not supposed to have all of them at super high levels unless you have a lot of extra gold (Which can easily be done with 10/10 levels in map completion gold and hero wages)
2) See number one, in reference to leveling. If you wanted to, say, max all (or many) of your skills, you would level exp first. Since the level growths (for skills anyway) is semi-linear, it would actually help in the long run (Two skill points is probably around lowering all future levels by a map).
So, if you're going to level 40 even, getting exp first would shorten that time considerably.
wow. So I don't think this is possible, because all I could pick up was the eraser, and eventually it asked me to play the full version. Kinda fail IMO, unless I missed something.
For all the fame people, if you actually want to enjoy the game-
1) Hire all the female students you can
2) Make at least 1-2 level 30 sorceresses.
3) Take Quests for the 2-4 star melee enemies.
4) Take in 2 low grade magic users and the two sorceresses.
5) ONLY use the sorceresses to help clear out the initial enemies and for risk control; trap every enemy behind water and kill them using low-graders.
After each hunt, your low-graders should rise about 17 or so grades, and you should have strong enough people to do the tourney each month. Hope that helps ^.^
(Although, it's totally abusing aspects of the game, so the game still has fault)
~spyke252
pretty bad game, actually. Whoever designed it needs a lesson on collision detecting, better randomisation algorithms, and physics. When I didn't get caught on air 5-6 pixels away from an object, I got an impossible barricade. And the fact that the elephant moves backward faster than the background and the "stationary" obstacles messes with your perception.
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