I appreciate the 3D effects, but the colors and neon shine hurts the eyes after a bit. A mode to make the colors flat and a bit softer would be appreciated.
If you are going to go the melee route, go with blades instead of blunt. The highest damage blunt weapon that I found was 10 damage less than the highest blunt weapon that I found. I spent the first have of the game swinging a shovel around and then had to switch to the battleaxe (blade) anyway because of the much higher weapon damage.
I wasn't sure if I liked the game. Then the worm evolved so large that it filled up the screen and I couldn't see anything but the blood-red border and the word "RAMPAGE." As I heard the cries of countless deaths, I was happy. Complete. One with the ever-growing worm. I like the game now.
To capture a structure you must keep one of your little soldier/commando guys on it for two turns. Any machinery won't capture a structure. But if you put a tank on an enemy's factory, he won't be able to produce more war vessels until the tank is moved/destroyed. However, if you want to capture said factory, you must use the soldier/commando units as explained above. I hope this helps, it took me a few levels to figure all this out.
The only complaint I had was that the pop-up that reads "The humans have taken over..." closes the army building window when I exit it. This got annoying. But other than that, it was an interesting game.
Like the passages in Continuity, ALL the openings need to line up for your character to enter the next frame. So even if the passage that your character is in lines up with one passage in the next frame, he won't be able to enter if the other passages in the two frames don't line up. So looking at how the two *whole* frames interact, instead of how the individual passages interact is essential in finding successful paths to the keys. Hope this helps!
Haha. I like that last level. That makes the game worth playing. The concept is not original, but the last level definitely makes it more interesting. Some things that could use improvement: when the button is clicked for the next level, could you add a set starting point? Sometimes my mouse was on the inside of a wall, and I lost the level just trying to get back to the path. Also, the textures used were inconsistent. For example, the bright colors for the button and between levels while the levels had a dull foliage. Either one or the other would be better. Enjoyable game!
Thankyou very much. This game was just practice to help me understand the basic codes of flash pro. I am currently learning more and more codes and I will be sure to make a Mouse Adventure 2. This time there will be more than 45 levels, more checkpoints, there will be time before the game starts to set your mouse, upgrades, etc. BUT FIRST-- I have to finish the game I am creating now. A real rpg game. I will keep you updated. Thanks for the feedback
@RedGoo - According to the provided in game stats, I have won 29 games and lost 27 games. Out of those, I have won 18 games against 'reckless' (lost 14) and 11 games against 'cautious' (lost 6). Something I have noted is that reckless tends to take chances, i.e. rolling when only one dice is left. I normally don't take chances like that. So, yes, the CPU will often get rolls amounting to more than 1,000 points but the CPU will also often get zilches. However, even without taking the same risks, I will usually get at least two 1,000+ rolls a game. The roll of the dice is controlled by chance, but what risks you take is controlled by strategy. I meant to merely point out that claiming a game "rigged" after loosing a few rounds is not statistically sound.
I am not sure if people realize that just because they "lost 10/10 times," it does not mean that the game is "rigged." Now if you play 1,000+ games and the CPU rolled 1,000+ points every turn, then your claim might have validity. As it is, this is a game of chance. Chance means that even if you know the strategy, you will loose at some point. It could be compared to poker: a person could be a professional poker player, but if he or she is dealt a bad hand, he or she will probably lose despite his or her skill level. Please calm down and try to enjoy the game. Because it is based on chance, the CPU will loose eventually. (Unless you are just hitting the roll button without discretion.)
I enjoyed this game. I think that the theories about his friend being drugs or cutting sound valid. Perhaps that is why the game is called air pressure. The physical symptoms of a mental and internal battle where he feels like the air is closing in around him. The pressure of his struggles come to a point where he must decide: try to escape his difficulty or give in to the anguish.
daeos, Arionis and Aphrodite01: If you get stuck on one of the screens right click, then click "play" (this is above "loop" with a check by it). This should get you to the next screen. Repeat if you get stuck again. Hope this helps :)
I really enjoyed this game. It was a refreshing break from all the ridiculously hard and tedious games that are out there. Playing through a whole game without wanting to beat my head against the keyboard was nice.
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Thankyou very much. This game was just practice to help me understand the basic codes of flash pro. I am currently learning more and more codes and I will be sure to make a Mouse Adventure 2. This time there will be more than 45 levels, more checkpoints, there will be time before the game starts to set your mouse, upgrades, etc. BUT FIRST-- I have to finish the game I am creating now. A real rpg game. I will keep you updated. Thanks for the feedback