vandermonde's Comments

Often ran like crap even on low quality, and was unfun even while functioning properly.

I might be playing wrong, but it felt like it was really hard to make healing work out, and you spent most of your time with everyone almost dead, reviving them frequently if you fought much. As a result i felt like i was being encouraged to just not do encounters whenever possible. And that sort of thing can work for stealth/survival games, but here there kind of isn't any game left if you avoid the fights.

The snake one is annoying. The fact that the screen wraps around means that you can make multiple internally consistent arrangements that aren't the "right" one.

It would have been nice to have access to the challenges earlier. I think they're almost universally more interesting than the base game, and 5k reward takes long enough to get up to that people might quit before then and never see them.

Apparently there isn't a penalty for killing your employees, which came in handy in 1-12

I also seem to be hitting an invisible ceiling in 3-1

some of your settings inconveniently reset when you switch to a different mall

What vehicle have people been doing very fast strange loops with?

I'd like to be able to click heroes to find out how they're equipped in cases where it's not entirely clear just from the graphics.

When you say you've changed level balance, is this just for things like hardcore, or did you nerf regular forest levels?

17 took me a while because i didn't realize you could let monsters touch your guys.

I think the nature of these experiments is clear: they're testing performance-enhancing drugs for competitive eating events on you.

"Hard" mode should probably be renamed "long."

How do i destroy/replace buildings on the world map?

I've died far more on 31 than all the levels leading up to it combined

One roundabout way money could be turned into resources that uses the existing game structure: there could be a significantly increased entrance fee that starts you on a deeper floor of the mystery dungeon.

Playing it here feels a little less like a game than an ad for a game elsewhere.

The stealer of small objects

Complaining that your wheels fall off is a little like complaining that the slingshot goes away in hedgehog launch. Your wheels are just there to launch you off the ramp, after which you're expected to fly/bounce around.

What all did this add? because it seems extremely similar to the original and most of the maps themselves aren't an interesting difference at all.