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First off, Dev. next time you make a game, pls do try to be ORIGINAL. I will say, however boring this is, at least you used actual flags from real ships, although the option to design your own would have made the game better. 2/5, due to the historicaly accurate flags.
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This game is a stolen concept, with a pirated (copyrighted) sound effect I've heard better use of in Flash games. Judged from the first level, Miniclip should be looking at this.
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10-4, 232k, carpel tunnel in my index finger.
It's just too long for comfort. Great job, but too long AND NO MEDALS!!
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It's Zuma and Zuma is Epic.
But the Canon is in the corner which makes it crippled and it sometimes won't destroy the chain :|
4/5
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well made, 4/5 I think it needs a little bit more "fun aspect though. maybe add something to make the bonus's more exciting and rewarding or something?
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seems pretty good I think 2-2 seems really hard but I dont usualy play these types of games... is it actualy easy for some?
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one more level...
just one more...
i got to see next one...
one more level...
this is the last one i swear...
been playin' for hours. :) good as original. great job. 5/5.
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Very nice Zuma clone - only good one I've seen in flash. I like the flexibility that the double cannon gives you. Only con for me: it took 2 clicks of my scroll wheel to change the cannons, if the game recognized the scrolling at all. Otherwise, very solid. 4/5.
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I like Zuma style games but I've seen better, though not that many in flash. The addition of the second gun is a nice idea but doesn't change the game all that much. Also, I don't like it nearly quite enough to play it in one sitting and the lack of a save feature makes it unlikely I'll ever get to it again. And for the record, the oldest "Zuma style" game I'm aware off is called "puzzloop" or something similar, though I haven't really done any reserach so there may be something predating that, what's more, it is an evolution of your basic bubble bobble game, only it replaces your static spheres with moving ones.