Hello dear developer. Changing the rating from 3/5 (initially 2/5) to 5/5, because you actually are active five years. An unbelievably amazing achievement, never seen by me.
That was a fun run. For me, it was definitely the best kong game I've played in 2-3 years. Shame these series might be one of the last decent party-based adventure games uploaded to the site, but I'm also glad to know that unlike the other series, this story will be completed.
Just reminding that you can support the game on patreon.
If you love the game, you can vote it for one of the best games in 2017 here (badges of winning games will be included in best of the 2017 quest award):
https://www.kongregate.com/forums/1-kongregate/topics/1338847-official-best-of-2017-quest-voting-thread-ends-1-21-18
I can't believe so many people lack critical eye and sense of development. This game is no other than many other random-based action games. Skill barely matters, luck / probability grind / clock speed is the most important factor. Even tinketing with mouse DPI setting gives you enormous adventage. You can't say that game remains fair to user, when all that mainly matters in achieving higher scores is what pattern of lines will spawn next.
Nice strategy, 5/5. Kinda took me awhile to figure out all the mechanics, tho... like 3/4 of the game. (Sorry for skipping tutorial / instrctions, If there were any)
Ah, tbh, I believe there's room for improvement in top comment, quest is just to pick-up the goblet, so full-exploring / clearing isn't as necessary as it seems and there definitely must be some good ways to speed-run.
First game as necromancer to try it out. Second game, hard badge attempt - fire mage, hard on first try. GG ez. Reading top comments before badge hunting is always useful. Great roguelike overall, although I prefer cardinal quest II and some other roguelikes here more. Sequel could use some more depth / story. Overall score: 5/5
I don't know, maybe a shameless rip-off of what used to be creativity, dedication and a good story? You know, like you're owner of a restaurant and ask your best chef to cook his best dish, then you fire him and hire a cheaper one, asking him to replicate the original dish, but process fails miserably? ...or maybe you ask the old chef to produce the same dish in half of the original time and replace ingredients with cheaper substitutes? ...or?
Boring, easy & unoriginal. For the first time it's nice, but currently it's high appraise for overused concept and little effort / content ~ 2/5 due to trends
Thanks Yeasy! Been a long road both good and bad, but appreciate it all the way.