Battle in the highland

Notes - The green number on the islands is the population, the white number under the islands is the cost to upgrade. Each level of upgrade increases income and gains another turret. Max. island upgrade costs 10,000. Turret cost is 500 each. Islands appear to grow faster the higher the population.
Armored balloons do more damage and take less damage.

I have no idea why this is so badly rated and the comments are almost all negative. It's a seriously good variation on the genre, with great graphics and some interesting twists. Instructions would be nice (what exactly do the island upgrades mean?) but it's perfectly playable and quite challenging as it is, even though you kinda have to figure it out as you go along. 5/5

Why is the second level exponentially harder than the first?

Nice ideas and goob game concept. Music and Sound mutebel is great.

BUT:
Controls. Realy you need to get the text in better qualety so it's esyer to read. The idea of a self controled unit is quite coool and hase potential, but not atm wher the controlls are so bad. Even when the idea had perfect controls the combat system feels a bit freaky some times, where units get shot don quikly even wehn they had 100 strengh, and on the other side small units hold the same time in combat.

I think in the campain, new units gets introduces to quikly so you don't realy have time to lern about the advanteges and disadwanteges of eath unit.

So it's a cool Idea to begin with, but the controls nee a workoer, and the text shoud be aktual text and no backgroudgrafik.

Shure upgrades and skilly and changebel weapons whoub de alot mor fun, but i don't think that they are more needed thay some better controls.

Well written, clear text is important. Plenty of people around here would be willing to translate your ideas into good english, if you ask.