Kaera_'s Comments

I really feel for the colourblind.

I want to pet that adorable little shit.

Badge name suggestion: "Technically not a Color"

I've accidentally clicked the "View Track Leaderboard" button several times now, and every time I do, it puts a black filter over the game with nothing on it and no way to remove it, which forces me to refresh the page and lose all my progress on the track. This is frustrating, and especially when you're very far in.

So where's the otherwise obligatory top comment guide to get the Hard badge, or did they manage to balance the towers' power levels in such a way that you can take whichever route you want? If that's the case, I'm just not seeing it, because the hard mode absolutely destroys me. I know what the towers do and how they work, so maybe I've just not gotten the hang of selling towers to afford more powerful ones.

This game is hard. Not in a fair way, the controls are really unresponsive and the jump key stops working constantly. Could also be more intuitive on the boss; red is usually a colour that means "bad, stop, stay away," and so I did...

Let this be a lesson to you all.

I like the art, but a handful of the differences were pretty lazily placed, especially in the final picture where two identical differences are placed right next to each other. The music didn't loop that well, so after a while it got grating. All in all an alright game, but could use some polish.

It's a good puzzle game, but it has a few flaws. Level 9 simulated blowing up a giant balloon a bit too well, it took so long to complete that it quite literally left me out of breath. On level 21 it's possible to rotate the arrows 45 degrees or less, which makes it even harder to complete because it misaligns everything. Last and least, the level selection on the main menu is pretty bad. I noticed this when I was looking for the number of the levels I had problems with. It's a short game, so it's not a glaring problem, but simply making it so it remembers which level you quit from instead of having it reset to 25 every time would fix this inconvenience.

Even after all these years, I still find myself coming back to this game. It's such a fun and unique concept to have the point of the game being to kill yourself.

On some levels, it's possible to collect the star at the exact same time as you enter the goal ring, and it's up to dumb luck if it counts whether you got the star or not.

Did I cheat? Yes. Did I learn anything about geography through cheating? Hell yes. Does that excuse my cheating? Probably not.

This sequel sure took things in a new direction.

I swear, Kongregate is the only place on the entire internet that punishes me for using Chrome.

These games are lovely, and have a distinct style and mood to them. The only thing I'd say I disliked about them is the voice acting. There's nothing wrong with the voices, but the lines are badly paced and delivered, disrupting the immersion in the game. It's just a nitpick, though, since the voice acting doesn't affect the gameplay.

What am I? Just going around casually picking up molten gold, bird shit and striking conversations with murderous shadows who murdered at least two of my room mates.

Grandpa...? Let me cut those for you. Wait... whoa. whoa, whoa, whoa! Nope. NOPE. NOPE!

Harvey's a really clever bird to be able to place domino bricks like that. The parakeet I lived with as a kid just flew around, screamed, and chewed on newspapers.

Nevermind my previous comment, I was apparently just being stupid. The solution was cryptic, but not entirely illogical. I really like that about this game, actually.

I think I'm stuck. There are a few actions you can make, and if you make them before making other actions, I suspect you softlock yourself. In my case, it's that I think I broke the window too early, because I couldn't figure out a certain object's secondary use at an earlier point in time, so now the parrot won't give me whatever the fourth component of the juice machine is.