One other thing: tower upgrades being locked on early levels even if you go back for a replay later on is a very irritating thing. Especially if by that time you've had a chance to get used to the upgrades while playing other levels. It's the singularly most irritating thing for me in kingdom rush, for instance.
A good concept but pretty rough still. Besides the still valid points made by other players earlier there's several maps (2 and 5 at the very least, didn't go any further than 5) are not completely viewable. 2 scrolls automatically to the left, making it almost impossible to upgrade the rightmost tower. Map 5 almost doesn't show the portal. It's obscured by the next wave rectangle. This one's only needs cosmetic tweaking but still... Map 5 doesn't let the player zoom out all that much, which makes it impossible to see the whole thing at once. If you do have a zooming function in the game it should always be useable between fixed min - max settings (either 1x-2x-4x or whatever or full map/standard view), not have different ones on each map since you couldn't be bothered to add extra artwork on the sides.
Also, the skills system looks poor compared to other games and even to the ingame tower upgrades (which are really good in concept if yet unbalanced).
beautiful at. Also, interesting. This is the first spot-the-difference game I've seen that actually shows more differences between the pairs than you're required to spot. I've seen this in at least two pairs. That a bug or a feature? :)
Nice premise but very repetitive. I got bored somewhere around the point when my character reached level 3. Am now quitting with the character at lvl 7 since absolutely nothing changed in the mechanics of the game except for the amounts of damage done to and by me.
There's a bit too much luck involved to enjoy the game for any longer stretches of time. imho, would be more interesting with a bigger field to offset the luck component a little.
Huh! I actually liked the game a lot :) Good idea if not exactly stellar realisation. I loved the comments. Hayley could be good. With a lot of practice ;)
Also, I totally love DragonArcherZ' idea of sequels.
Nice game. Though red-key puzzle is more tedious than anything else. Same thing goes for the color-coded quadratic combination Once you've figured it out, it's just a whole lot of clicking.
An OK game but it needs either a reset button for spells or a way to replay past missions to get more upgrade points through "grind". Otherwise one mistake in upgrading the spells results in being stuck on a level you just can't beat and that's it. You have to start anew. Happens two or three times and that's it, players will walk away and forget the game. Also, there has to be some way to call up the tutorial / instructions after they've been displayed once. Some people - like me :) - may want to reread.
An extra button to reset just the current item choice, not the whole thing would be good. Other wise maybe an option where the item disappears after being clicked on for the second time.
This kind of game is usually meant to help improve hand-eye coordination while keeping the exercise interesting for little girls who can "dress up a doll". This however means that the player should actually have a selection of items to "move" onto the "doll", not just click away and have the items appear/change. This game serves no such purpose. However graphics is nice and controls clear enough. "extras" are a nice touch. Thus, i rated 3 stars.
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