I must be going crazy, because there's no way this thing has above a 4. It's ok, but there are definitely way, way, WAY more deserving games that obviously required far, far more work that have much lower scores.
Yes, the vulcan does overheat awfully fast. That's why I'm on wave 19, having no trouble at all, and haven't upgraded it at all. Mostly I've just upgraded the gun and grenades, with a bit on the automatic gun. The vulcan isn't really very useful.
Yeah uh...A and D don't seem to actually work. And I think I have to jump on the bandwagon here by saying that I'm not sure what's going on in the background there, but whatever it is doesn't sound terribly wholesome.
Way too many timed levels. I don't want to sit around for minutes at a time, I want to be able to play and move the hell on. Also, either you need to give us an upgrade for magnet radius or just give us a bigger magnet, cause having metal drop in a big pile right in the middle of groups of enemies so we get to either watch it disappear or go rushing in no doubt damaging ourselves doesn't work.
I won, which I guess is good, except I literally had no clue whatsoever, not even, like, a little bit of a clue, what was going on. I was just slapping down random things in places that looked nice.
Is...there a specific reason why our character that's designed solely to destroy things happens to look like an old-timey prostitute? Is that your way of saying that women only leave destruction in their wake? Would you like to talk about your relationship with your mother?
yeah, the lack of an undo button really kills this for me. It makes it so that I find it difficult to care about par at all, which obviously detracts from the game.
For anyone curious who doesn't feel like playing all the way to the end; if you keep playing long enough (the big tall red robots, the ones that come after the blue robots, which come after the brown runners, which come after the zombies, etc., are the final type of enemy) you'll reach a point where it will begin to only produce the little first level runners and the flying wasp thingers, although rather than progressing from there, it will simply begin producing them faster and faster until you're being chased around by an entire horde of wasps/runners and either you die or your computer just straight up explodes from the strain of having that many enemies onscreen.
One of the later levels doesn't appear to work. it's the one with the 4 vertical columns of immune blocks with 2 columns of normal ones that touch the ground on either edge of the level (it's a little ways after that ridiculous level with the healing/building blocks. I'd recommend trying to max out spirit fairly quickly; that made the level fairly easy). When you complete the level it just sits there and doesn't move on. I'm not sure if this is only happening to me, but it's happened to me twice now in 2 separate games.
Yeah, I played this game quite a long time ago. Upon starting it again, I thought to myself "Wasn't there, like, some absurd level where there were a few blocks that were almost impossible to kill or something, and I literally had to restart the game the last time in order to get enough attack to beat it? Maybe my mind is making things up...". Well then upon coming up to the level vice is talking about it all suddenly came back to me all too clearly. Right now I'm just toying with whether or not I'm going to severely knock the score down specifically for the dev putting in such an unbelievably dumb-shit level...
Otorimasu, have you considered that if you're the only person having this problem that maybe, just maybe, it's your fault and not the game's? I'm guessing you're probably somehow deleting cookies/erasing your browser's cache, which is in turn erasing online games' attempts to save your stuffs. That tends to be a common cause.
Man, this game is sexist; it's scientifically proven that women see, and can discern between, colors much better than males, so chicks would probably have an easier time with this than guys.
Hm, a bunch of people who are chilling and appear to be totally unaffected by the fact that terrifying monsters are running around? I wonder if that could maybe possibly point to the obvious conclusion that the protagonist is just insane, and there AREN'T actually any monsters? Oh, and idk, my computer had a real tough time running this. Any moments that were supposed to be frightening were quickly rendered not-so-much by the fact that they're usually pretty effects heavy and were only running at a few frames a second.
I'm pretty confused as to why there are so many different modes that involve forcing us to use random cards. EVERY mode should involve a custom deck we personally build. Seeing as the entire purpose of card games usually involves building a deck using careful planning and strategy, I fail to see what the point of the game is if what we're using is random; that's literally the opposite of what card games are supposed to be imo. Certain specializations are good pretty much due exclusively to certain cards, so being able to choose one's specialization doesn't change a damn thing as you're just as likely to get nothing worthwhile.
Ok, I guess I'm not the only one who quickly realized why the locking mechanism might not work out so well. I understand why it's there and at first glance it appears to be a good idea, but the problem is that the main way one solves a puzzle is by being forced to wait to see if a piece is in the right location via the movement of the background. That's really the main purpose of the game, no? As such, adding in the locking mechanism pretty much defeats the very purpose of the game, as rather than being forced to wait to tell via the puzzle itself you can just tell by whether or not the pieces lock together. So good idea, but it doesn't work so well in practice.
Uh...this is lookin' pretty buggy man. It appears to have a difficult time telling where one should be able to put towers and where they shouldn't. I suppose this is fairly old, so I won't go too far into it, but it's just...weird.
And v8, of course the frog can swim. Have you actually landed in water yet? He swims just fine...the problem would be that large toothed fish that takes a hunk out of you whenever you try to do so.
Man, we can't keep our tongue upgrades? Money functions purely for points? Dawg, it ain't the 90s, nobody gives even the slightest shit about points anymore. Not even the slightest. These days people want to be rewarded with character progression, not points.
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You can use Custom Deck in following modes: 1. Single Duel Modes 2. Arch Duel 3 Campaign 4 Arena. I hope it will works.