NamelessDrifter's Comments

So he offs all the guys who paid him just to cover his back. That's diabolical. That's evil enough to make the Joker blush. Why the heck were all his employers gathered around on a rooftop anyway? Did they all work together? Is the sniper some part of an alliance? Was he a freelancer? I have so many questions.

This game is such a monotonous grind. I hope the sequels are better.

Some parts of this game are never explained. What do smokey tiles do? How does it affect my tower? And what is radiance?

I'm replaying levels for experience. I never thought I'd be grinding in a tower defense game.

I just got all four endings and in none of them do we find out what happened to Quark's brother. That's so sad...

There's not much for a boy to do out there in middle of nowhere besides slaughtering animals.

I remember playing this nearly a decade ago. This was such a cute chatting game. I wish I could go back to those days.

This game is so relatable. It brings me back to my schooldays where I'd sit there during class, completely ignoring the teacher's lecture, and let my mind go awry. I was so bored that I'd just sit there daydreaming about crazy things until I got back home.

This is one of the best Smash style flash games out there. Even if it is a bit basic what with the lack of power-ups or upgrades. Also, all these years this game has been out and I seem to be the first person to notice that this game's song is the character selection screen music from SoulCalibur II.

This game is cool. I like it even more than the first.

The fat, black-haired, old lady zombies look like Leatherface.

He's a duck who wears many hats.

This is one of the best flash games I've ever played. I love the cutesy, chibi, anime-esque art-style reminiscent of Maple Story, the simplicity of the combat, and how the difficulty is just right on normal mode. One thing that annoys me is that the same song seems to play for every level. If this game had more music then it would be a masterpiece. I also wish it had a better ending. Like maybe an exchange of dialogue between the player character and his girl. Like I said, though, this is still one of the most impressive and expansive flash games ever made, and it deserves to be remembered as such. I am surprised by how graphically demanding it is for a 2011 flash game, though. I know AAA games from that era that are easier to run.

I remember this game used to have a badge called "OMG TANGERINES!". You can't earn badges anymore, but it's still weird that it was removed.

It's not a bad game. Really it's not. It's just disappointing that it suffers from a lot of the same problems as the first. I did enjoy the story though.

This game is infuriating. Each level has a hyper specific solution that requires excessive amounts of trial and error. The first game had it's frustrating moments, but this is on another level. Out of all the nostalgic flash games I've been replaying lately, this is the one that does not hold up.

He went through all of that just to spend the night with Cleopatra, and I don't blame him.

This is a cool game. The dev clearly saw the potential in Ragdoll Avalanche and decided to tap into it.

Mission 7 is complete BS and is way harder than it has any right to be. There is such thing as too hard.

It's annoying that you can't see through the scope.