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Power-ups could be more common, and the grid could be a bit bigger. With power-ups so rare, you want to use them to their best when you get them, but sometimes you have to waste them to not destroy some of the more upgraded pieces. I want to get further in the game, but I can't get passed the diskettes.
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@Dr0x: I was thinking "luck can't be THAT big of a factor". And then I realized that it wasn't, due to how the points scale logarithmically. If that doesn't make sense, here's an example: if you have an internet on screen, you'll get an average of ~45,000 points per pair, but if you only have say a CD on screen, it's only ~800. And the lns of our scores are 14.7 (me) and 13.3 (you), which are really close =)
True that, digital upgrade is a puzzle / strategy game with a sprinkle of luck. But if you come up with varying strategies for all possible situations you can be in, luck will only play a very minor part in the outcome of your game.
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I love this game but god I wish there was an undo button. So many times im like got this all lined up lets score some mega poin....dammit, backwards AGAIN. Out of curiosity is there a "be a total dick" function in there somewhere, because it seems like every game as Im trying to get the most out of the little space I have left and even win back the game I have open small area of opportunity and the one that I need is ALWAYS the next one in line behind the piece that has no space left to fit into and thus always lose the game before I can play it.
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Great game! Raising of difficulty is perfect. Sound is addictive. Gameplay is addictive yet simple to learn! Only point: It's getting harder quickly and there are very few "Saver" (eraser line, bombs,..) or any other way to save the own neck. If half screen is filled up, I have basically lost- even if you give higher points then. However, all in all - nearly perfect! Great!
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While the upgrade system is nice and all, it feels frustrating that once you get to higher levels you have to think 200 turns ahead and can only see 2 ahead. Would be better if there was a non-hardcore mode where it unlocked new tiles as you went along and eliminated some of the older ones.
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Needs a play again button where the submit button is. I will never submit to the robot menace, but if you still want that as an option, you should place it in the center of the Play Again and Quit Buttons, because I am tired of having to exit to the menu to play again.
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Has ANYONE made it to "world" yet? I can reach LCD TV about a third of the time, but getting any farther than that is beyond me, unless I get extremely lucky with bonuses.
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EVERYONE! Listen to me! I don't have much time! Turn off the sound before they gain control over you with the subliminal messages that they play! Don't believe me? Then why do you find it so addicting? uh oh... I have to hide. In case that they find me I need you to destr-*Transmission Terminated*
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When i first saw the game in play i was sayin "this doesnt seem so hard" but once i unlocked more and more pieces the game really became a challenge and more addictive. Good game! 4/5
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@Dr0x: hehe, I just got a score of 2,529,478... but usually my game is over around 200,000 or so; this time I had a bit more luck than usual
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So what happens when you link three Internets: they combine to a software thief. I think this deserves a hearty LOL.
Plus, you get a chance for a Double Internet piece with a value of more than 1000000 points all in one go...
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21794 on my first try. What made this game a bit more difficult than others of its type is the fact that a group is transmuted into another piece. Bravo.
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I saw this, and I though "great, another Tetris clone". But this is genius, I'm hooked. Don't think I've ever played a badgeless game on Kong as much. Hard, but brilliant.
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Why am I still getting Bits when I'm working with USBs...After a certain point you pretty much get screwed over by too much piece variety.
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Oooh, this is a hateful game...those early pieces are just rare enough to be a nuisance.
It kind of reminds me of my old IT job. Just when you think everyone's upgraded to usb sticks, along comes somebody who still puts everything on floppies...
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You know... This game is very addicting. I can not stop playing it. I want to get all three Internets in one. This game is all most like Tectress (I do not think I spelled that right.) The only difference is in this game is that you do not complete an row all you do is get three of the same in one. Also when you get three pieces in one the three pieces transform to an upgraded piece. It is like I am 5 again. Bravo on the game sir. 5/5
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have gotten to hard drive, but beyond that is to hard, needs some other kind of power ups, or more frequent drops of the current ones.
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It's kind of annoying if you hold your down key down by accident and you can't stop the piece you just dropped. Because the slightest mistake can cause alot of problems.
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I may need to take issue with the math here. Three bits is a bug and nine bits is a virus? My primary disk drive is 298 gigabytes. So according to your math I have 853,266,836,138 bugs in my system and 284,422,278,712 viruses. (Virii?)
But then again, I do run Windows. So maybe you're right.
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Finally got the USB stick. Now, if there was only a way to again read the descriptions that flash by during game play.
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This was pretty fun. would be nice if there was an option to play on an easier difficulty setting where the grid is larger, that way we could see the later pieces easier.