...Oddly enough, that's what I was thinking before I even saw the message. After the first five minutes of playing. And now it makes me wonder what happened in pre-game, because it's kind of fascinating. Sequel with Father and brothers?
I managed to win WITHOUT being maxed. I made it through the last level straight from the one before without dying, which was...kind of awesome. Of course, by the end I was on fire because I swerved into five cars while trying to avoid a mutant.
I loved the ending, and the protagonist was all sorts of awesome. I understand Sherman's viewpoint, but still...he's crazy! I loved the sliding spikes--but then, that's because I learned to keep next to the side the spikes were on in order to easily avoid them when the soldier slid them out of the way.
As someone mentioned before, I thought that Undead Highway was going to be similar to this one. It wasn't (and it stunk, and reminded me of a previous zombie game I've played). This one, however, is beyond awesome. Sequel?
I grew to greatly dislike the Ice Land Mages when fighting with my Dark Woods Mage. And then I figured out the trick! Hit them with Curse until that is maxed out on the enemy mage, then keep attacking until he uses his first Regenerate spell. From then on, keep hitting the rest button while keeping an eyeball on how much damage is removed per attack. The Trade Life button turns on every other turn, so when one more hit while either kill you or mean that the TL button is dark, hit Trade Life! If the mage decides to Regenerate on his next turn, simply alternate Silence and your attacks at full force. I had tons of trouble with the stupid Ice Land mages until I figured that out. Also, I discovered while fighting a Fire Mage that enough attacks will extinguish the Fire Wall-type attack when its headed towards you, but not always.
Great game--I might have to replay it just to see how the endings as a White Robe and Black Robe differ from being neutral.
I'm not even going to pretend that I know what in the world is going on--for all I know, it's a How-To Guide on Making Ents Out of Drowned Inferi. The art is fantastic, however. :)
I love this game. I'll let everyone else analyze it to death, while I just enjoy playing. I must say though, the implications when one solely obeys are interesting, and to be honest, quite creepy. However, when one disobeys, its like a psychedelic rush and all you can see is colors, and not the shapes--such as green tower versus human statue. I found this game quite fascinating.
Just because it doesn't have a set time limit does not make this 'not a demo'. If it cuts off, and you have to download/pay in order to play the rest of the game...its a demo.
This game wins, if only because you named one of your monsters 'McFluffenstein'. The final boss battle was kind of anti-climatic, although appropriately difficult. The third stage was depressing though. An eye? Really? All it does it blink at you! I also loved the really long hallway. It made me smile. :) I kind of wish the game was a tad big longer, though...
>.> The enemies troops have appeared to have chased my troops off the screen...and followed...and I don't think they're going to stop following because even though they're off the screen the footsteps continue and the moving screen is...not moving. Whoops?
What's really interesting is the security cameras are showing the 'pit' where you first show up in 1. And the cat-thingie is creepy; I didn't expect him the first time i saw him, and he scared the heck out of me. Also, the Mad Hatter's writing on the window differs with whether or not you use the 'nice' replies or the 'rude' replies.
Very cool. Not enough save points, but I only died twice--on the sand worm and on wave two past the first checkpoint. The guy with the tank took ages to kill though, but autolife is your friend. Even the zombie dragon was pretty easy after I figured it out, even with the autokill thing going on--and that only effected me once! The other times were all misses. :)
Too easy; could use some more levels. Found one misspelling. Interesting premise though; I hope you build on it some more. It definitely has promise as a game--very unique.
Not too bad. The part where the monster has Anabel and its tail is in the corner is a little tough until I figured out the trick. It took me a while to figure out I was supposed to hit the tail, though. I can't wait until they get into Within City, and Anabel has a GUN.
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