People, remember that this is supposed to be a game. Authors who make these things merely to prove their point aren't creating games for us.
I will re-post the cheat necessary to get the "Saw all endings." achievement. Right click on the flash and choose settings. There will be five tabs at the bottom. Choose the middle one, with the folder icon. Set the storage space to zero, then close the prompt. Reloading the page will allow you to restart.
I really like how people are taking a new look at the overdone genre, and this one, like the others, had some interesting results. However, this one failed in execution.
Firstly, I found myself spending more time trying to achieve the perfect color than actually defending against anything, and I've usually lost the game by the time I could destroy the one monster beacon that was being a pain in my side. Having to place towers separately is also a waste of time, I would've thought that came with the gems.
Secondly, why did you lock some of the skills? This is Newgrounds, not Armor Games. Making us go to your site to get a part of the game only shows that the users of Armor Games are annoying pricks. Please take your game and leave if you are going to mooch.
Thirdly, there wasn't a lot of variety to the maps. Granted that I only got through the first levels, but the most change I saw was in the types of gems you were allowed to use, which only meant that one strategy was useless in one type of map and excellent in another. This adds up to a lot of wasted, boring time spent on coming up with a dozen different strategies, all of which trigger the first problem.
Overall I think the system needs to be fine-tuned before it becomes a "Gem" of a flash. I hope to see these improvements in Chapter 1.
I enjoyed this game on FFVIII a lot, and the transition to flash was pulled off very well. The level system even imprioved on the game, since in the playstation version there was no way of knowing your opponent.
I noticed the "open" rules was missing, and I'm a bit surprised that something as basic as that would be left out, so I'll vote nine instead of ten.
I'd say thios is a great game with good quality. The puzzle difficulty was at just the right level and the controls were easy to use.
One problem though. You did warn us about the lag on higher levels, but dude, you had an energy particle generator spamming the screen. Was that absolutely neccesary?
This is a great piece of work. It was extremely well coreographed and the music fit right along. The dialog was a bit tedious, but other than that, wow
This actually beat Xiao Xiao. Talk about surpassing the teacher man.
It was a good game, but the idea was unoriginal. The gameplay was too simple and the amount of money earned from monstersdid not increase, so eventually they just got too powerful and there was nothing you could do about it.
After playing your other escape game, I'm pretty convinced you suck at these types of games. The "I'm stuck." button only leads to your site, which adds to the immensive advertising on both games. If this involves random guessing of that six-digit code then fuck you.
That was pretty lame. Most of the puzzles involved noticing a single pixel that was out of place, and the wires opened for a situation where the only way out was to restart.
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Rated 0 / 5 stars December 28, 2010
Sad
People, remember that this is supposed to be a game. Authors who make these things merely to prove their point aren't creating games for us.
I will re-post the cheat necessary to get the "Saw all endings." achievement. Right click on the flash and choose settings. There will be five tabs at the bottom. Choose the middle one, with the folder icon. Set the storage space to zero, then close the prompt. Reloading the page will allow you to restart.
Rated 3 / 5 stars May 30, 2009
No title, you're reading the review anyway.
I really like how people are taking a new look at the overdone genre, and this one, like the others, had some interesting results. However, this one failed in execution.
Firstly, I found myself spending more time trying to achieve the perfect color than actually defending against anything, and I've usually lost the game by the time I could destroy the one monster beacon that was being a pain in my side. Having to place towers separately is also a waste of time, I would've thought that came with the gems.
Secondly, why did you lock some of the skills? This is Newgrounds, not Armor Games. Making us go to your site to get a part of the game only shows that the users of Armor Games are annoying pricks. Please take your game and leave if you are going to mooch.
Thirdly, there wasn't a lot of variety to the maps. Granted that I only got through the first levels, but the most change I saw was in the types of gems you were allowed to use, which only meant that one strategy was useless in one type of map and excellent in another. This adds up to a lot of wasted, boring time spent on coming up with a dozen different strategies, all of which trigger the first problem.
Overall I think the system needs to be fine-tuned before it becomes a "Gem" of a flash. I hope to see these improvements in Chapter 1.
I also hate Armor Games. Do not advertise.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 8, 2008
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I enjoyed this game on FFVIII a lot, and the transition to flash was pulled off very well. The level system even imprioved on the game, since in the playstation version there was no way of knowing your opponent.
I noticed the "open" rules was missing, and I'm a bit surprised that something as basic as that would be left out, so I'll vote nine instead of ten.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 11, 2007
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I'd say thios is a great game with good quality. The puzzle difficulty was at just the right level and the controls were easy to use.
One problem though. You did warn us about the lag on higher levels, but dude, you had an energy particle generator spamming the screen. Was that absolutely neccesary?
It's an obvious bug. I was 100% sure I fixed it - could you please pm with details on how it happened exactly?
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars October 7, 2007
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This is a great piece of work. It was extremely well coreographed and the music fit right along. The dialog was a bit tedious, but other than that, wow
This actually beat Xiao Xiao. Talk about surpassing the teacher man.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars October 7, 2007
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The controls were extremely hard, and it took way too long to charge each jump, only to have it move very slowly.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars October 3, 2007
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It was a good game, but the idea was unoriginal. The gameplay was too simple and the amount of money earned from monstersdid not increase, so eventually they just got too powerful and there was nothing you could do about it.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars September 27, 2007
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After playing your other escape game, I'm pretty convinced you suck at these types of games. The "I'm stuck." button only leads to your site, which adds to the immensive advertising on both games. If this involves random guessing of that six-digit code then fuck you.
Rated 2 / 5 stars September 27, 2007
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That was pretty lame. Most of the puzzles involved noticing a single pixel that was out of place, and the wires opened for a situation where the only way out was to restart.
Rated 4 / 5 stars September 17, 2007
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Very original and fun. Two things that don't usually come in a free flash game. either way the game was very imaginative and deserves 8/10.