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it would be nice if the game was stable and didn't do whatever the hell it wanted. example: 1 tap (1/2 second-long tap) of any arrow key = sometimes moves 1 space, sometimes moves 3 or more spaces, sometimes doesn't move at all.
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You should get a good sword before you fight any monsters, and deal at least 4 hearts of damage before you fight level 3 monsters.
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For what the game is, I think it's awesome. I would love to see a sequel. Perhaps with some upgrades or multiple maps? Im sure if undefined got bored enough he/she could spend a whole week on a sequel lol . 5/5 just cause i found myself playing this repeatedly lol
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im in the top 20 in every category and will top a few soon, and am not in the top 100 in high score - the scores posted are mathematically impossible unless a) im missing something or b) i dont know how to hack games
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Level 7 shield, Level 6 sword, Level 5 character, 15 potions... Alright I got this! *attacks lvl 5 slime*
*dies and manages to only hit one*
Yup, that seems to sum up every thing about this game...
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This is a blatant rip off of desktop dungeons. Only with less options, annoying music, and shitty patchwork looking graphics. Developer must be proud...
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you know, classical arcade games have a "get a free life every 10 thousand points or so" policy, and i think having an extra 50 moves every 5 thousand would be fair.
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I don't necessarily need a radar or map, but I think that when you pick up those map pieces maybe they could give you a clue like "you quest is 22 tiles away" if you pick up another map, you can realise whether you are going in the right direction as it will either be more or less tiles away.
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I wish this game had the sequal planned for it made. it's a good game, but without the ability to actually really FINISH it, it gets annoying. (in other words, that whole "limit the amount of turns" business gets annoying...)
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This is cool. I think if you added a little bit of time for each kill, scaling with the monster level (say 1-3 seconds depending on the monster level) it'd realy bring a lew level of depth to the game. I'd expect it wouldn't be too tuff to implement either. Maybe an ideal for the sequal? .)
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I always keep coming back to this one. Kong should give this one badges, instead of random borderline unplayable games where you randomly bounce off of asteroids.
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It would be also nice if the defensive skills of the quest monsters decreased as I killed the other monsters in the immediate area around them... Just to give a good reason to murder everyone around them before going in for the kill.
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I come in every day to play this just to see if there is an option with unlimited time for full map discovery available or is it still the same 2 minutes game.
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I need a version that counts turns (1 move = 1 turn+ fighting turns) instead of time, so I can stop playing it and come back to it later. Also it would be better idea to measure how much time does it take to complete the quest instead of giving a timelimit on the quest. As features go the coordinates where a character is would be helpful to know, or at least the land could have features and names "Death Valley " and such, so it would be easier to find again he quest target after I am strong enough to hit it.
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undefined, I think you should remove the dodge chance from the enemies. They always dodge like 73 of my attacks before I actually harm them!