Hahahaha
I can't get the bird poop in happy street, I don't
Even SEE this ominous bird I'm supposed to click
The no tablet version is kindof a deal breaker, I just thought that WF could be perfect two player fun on an iPad. And am still hoping that it does appear before Christmas 2012.
Based on my 30 seconds of viewing that footage, I'd say it's definitely similar, though Super Mole Escape has more of an emphasis on speed and boosting (to the point where it almost feels like a racing game).I'm really liking it as well - it feels even more polished than the first one, and having both a "story mode" and daily missions helps give some variety to the game. The way it relies so heavily on cover fire makes it really distinct. If it's still on sale, anyone with a remote interest in a top-down strategy RPG needs to pick it up.
Yeah, some of the contracts are really difficult, especially the "defend the reactor" one from today (are everyone's daily contracts the same?) since enemies can just ignore you an blast the reactors. The nice part is that even if you fail a contract, I think you keep your XP and maybe loot, so it's not a total loss. I haven't played too much, but I'm bouncing between the daily contracts and story missions.
Yeah, I'm the same. But then I realised once you finished WarGames on Hard (which was easy when you finished on Medium, because once you could afford the "clear board" powerup, any countdown tiles were pretty much nullified) there's literally no more game to play. No high score mode or anything. At least DR keeps me playing with it's endless grinding
I asked myself the same question? Which one is the best? Bummer that they don't offer them for 0,99. I would love to have them all but that's too expensive
10000000 is a pretty excellent game, but I will say that once I actually hit 10 million points, "finished" the game (it just unlocks an endless mode), and got all of the equipment unlocks, a lot of the game's drive faded away for me. It scratches a lot of the same itches as DR, with the major difference being it's real-time, so instead of being slower and methodical, it's frantic and fast-paced since you're always fighting the clock. Some people are turned off by the real-time nature; for me, it was a nice change of pace since it means each game lasts 3 to 8 minutes, instead of one game of DR taking place over a few days.Yeah, I'm the same. But then I realised once you finished WarGames on Hard (which was easy when you finished on Medium, because once you could afford the "clear board" powerup, any countdown tiles were pretty much nullified) there's literally no more game to play. No high score mode or anything. At least DR keeps me playing with it's endless grinding
I haven't played 10000000 yet... I assume it's a similar game? Worth it for however much it costs?
Thanks. I guess I'll pass. I have fond memories of Warlock of Firetop Mountain and Citadel of Chaos and a tablet could make lots of sense for these.
Just make sure to play in Hardcore mode. A very unforgiving permadeath mode.
It's definitely the type of game that punishes you for not being aware of positioning; if you leave a man out of cover and he's in sight of someone, he'll take quite a beating. It also has an X-COM-my cover fire system, and learning to use it well, go slowly, and always keep your hunters in cover goes a long way to surviving missions. The nice part of Hunters is that there is no time limit or penalty for taking extra turns, so don't feel compelled to have to always advance as fast as possible.
