EclipseDragon's Comments

Shouldn't I get points for all seven billion people on Earth?

I still can't believe you'd actually charge money for unlocking queuing. Not queuing two or more items, queuing AN item.

Well, this was a terrible experience for everyone involved.

It's funny because it's called Questopia but there are no quests or dialogue at all.

Secret bonus weapon: totally worth it.

Painfully Slow Circlestrafing: The Game (You Don't Even Need to Aim Edition)

Is it normal for spike strips to slide across the road? I've seen it far too often for it to be just my imagination.

One more thing... Waiting for the next wave seems kind of pointless. You get some gold for calling it early, but there's literally no downside to it, since the only resources you manage are cooldowns (unless I'm missing something). There's no danger from the remaining enemies, either, because the next wave only appears when the previous one has been completely cleared out. As is, the mechanic seems kind of pointless in a game where waves aren't timed. Worth balancing, maybe?

The game seems strangely okay with things being simultaneously on fire and frozen. Then again, the entire game revolved (for me?) around stacking debuffs, so maybe that's working as intended. I felt there was not much incentive to use high-level spells. I used the first spells of every school as well as Death Reach for slowdown and Ice Shard for damage simply because I could use all of them often. There's not much room for high-level panic buttons with only five spell slots. This has become significantly more enjoyable since I first played it, though. At first I thought that making a mid-game boss immune to ice was terrible, but it actually made me experiment and try out different skill sets, so kudos for that. Also thanks for actually reading the criticism and doing things about it.

Game balance is all over the place. You can use your first talent point to not have to press "B" when low on health (which is useless) or to gain +50% max HP, which is crazy useful and would be appropriate for a really high level skill. You might want to rethink how this should work, if not in this game, then in the next.

First try, I transcended mortality and became a supercomputer. 5/5 would play again

When I first saw a checkpoint, I jumped over it, because I thought it was an obvious trap. What kind of a dry, flammable plant would willingly walk into a fire?

Pretty easy once you know what you're doing, but still very fun, like a menu-based Civilization.

It's stylish, but I miss the charm and non-linearity of the duck game.

Well, that sure was pretentious.

For those who just want to finish the challenge: take max meteors and go defence/regeneration/income. Nothing in normal mode will be able to counter your rapidly expanding wall of flora aided by orbital strikes.

The gameplay is pretty enjoyable, but there's some of the worst writing I've seen anywhere. Not that I play a Flash shooter for the plot, but it's distracting.

Award for dying to a Biter jumping from just offscreen, bah. Try a Grinder rolling right at you from same.

So that little latch on the window makes the difference between a person being bitten or not?!

A thrilling tale of determination.