Cheeeeeeeeese's Comments

Simply amazing game. A wonderful story that actually manages to overshadow the gameplay, which just never happens in this genre. At the same time, the gameplay itself is definitely no slouch. The ONLY thing I found myself wanting was an auto-fire feature, but I can also see the benefit of not including once, since I'm pretty sure Deuce doesn't have one in his ship. I absolutely never replay flash games...but I am replaying this one. Very well done, xdanond!

A game is only as good as its worst part. Stage 20 in FML mode? 2/5.

Woot! Congratulations! You just won the Renewable Rocket Fuel Fanatic Badge and 30 points! Day 1: $4000 Day 2: $200,000 Day 3: Mars. Kinda easy, to be honest.

This is incredibly old. Actually, it's been so long since I played this that it's actually fun to redo it. Nice upload. =D

Good game, but not great. The controls weren't intuitive (seriously, having to choose between always shooting behind you or always shooting in the same direction is not a good idea) but they were manageable. Mostly because of the bullet-time mechanic. However, that basically broke the game and it wasn't challenging at all. Still, it was pretty fun. I give it a 4/5 but I'm leaning toward a 3.

That was a really soothing game...which is odd, because that's not usually a word used to describe games. I give it a 5/5 because it's one-of-a-kind in a good way. Well done.

Interesting. For a flash game, it pulled off suspense and "HOLY ..." moments quite well. It was waaay too short, though, and that's a shame, because it was pretty good. I give it a 3/5, because collection quests are never the right way to extend a game's lifespan.

Entertaining, easy, and mindless. So...yeah. I give it a 3/5 because after I finished playing it, I didn't go "why did I do that?" or "that was awesome" but rather I just moved on.

It was almost fun. All the levels were either incredibly easy or annoyingly hard, with no difficulty curve to speak of. That's not what a puzzle game should be. I give it a 2/5 because I'm certain anyone who has done over half of it just clicked through the video walkthrough.

Pretty good game. I got somewhat frustrated with a couple levels, but that's the point, right? It always felt good to finally figure it out. The last level made me chuckle. I give it a 3/5 because it's decent, nothing less and nothing more.

Hilariously awesome game. Sure it's quite similar to the first, but it's not like you're playing for an enticing story. You're playing to blast some bunnies, and this lets you do that to your heart's content. It isn't groundbreaking, but it serves its purpose well. I give it a 4/5.

Interesting game. I can definitely see some deep layers of strategy behind it, but it's all a moot point whenever a kid plays enough to master aiming perfectly. It's pretty fun, aside from the times when you go against one of the aforementioned players. Starting with a functioning "ranked match against similarly skilled players" feature, this could be developed into a quality multiplayer game. Then again, that would require more players, which would only happen through gameplay improvements...vicious cycle, I suppose. I give this game a 3/5, because there could be so much more (single player campaign, competent AI battles, more diverse maps, and so on).

Oh yeah, and a couple of miscellaneous notes: -It ended very suddenly. Then again, that might've been a good thing, considering how monotonous it had become. -Very little strategy involved. The attack strength/speed tradeoff seems like an interesting concept, but it wasn't executed well enough to achieve the desired effect. When it 2-shots everything anyway, it really doesn't matter that it shoots a little slower. -Where's the story? All I gathered was that random non-humans threatened my village over and over and got repelled over and over. It'd help to get at least some sense of suspense and/or panic as bigger and badder enemies lay siege.

(I'm on the high score list, woohoo!) That was incredibly easy. It might be a hidden exploit, but if you convert all your resources to bonus points right before upgrading your marketplace, you essentially get a bunch of free resources. By the end of the third level, I just had to brainlessly hold down space while watching my elite units and tank kill things. Not a bad game, but not great either. I give it a generous 4/5.

This game is great, but the absence of a true mute button is a glaring flaw. As unbelievable as it may sound, I do not, in fact, want to listen to my arrows hitting their targets. 4/5 for that garbage, and it's a shame, because the rest of this game is fully deserving of a 5.

It's actually a lot deeper than the first one, but still delivers where it matters, the battles. Good stuff.

I won two items with my first two wins, I'd be ecstatic if they were usable by the characters I picked. =D