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Guru of Time Ep2
Rated 3 / 5 stars February 1, 2012
Nice idea....
...but I just couldn't get into the movement system. Perhaps it was my laptop trackpad or just the feel of it, but I couldn't make much fine control of the movement, and kept dying on spikes. The timer also seemed really short, so there wasn't much time to learn how to do it. Dying after about five seconds in a game doesn't help get people acclimated.
But if I had played part one first, I suppose I'd be more used to it.
I do like the art, the look, the music, and so on. This just wasn't a game for me.
Defender'sQuest (big)demo
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 31, 2012
Awesome job!
I love the combination of RPG with defense game. I found myself sucked into the story, and wanting to know how it's going to end. The different level of challenges with the same map was a good way to learn and level. The skill trees and personalization of recruited followers was a good touch. The equipment was a bit dull, however. I wish there was some more 'loot' you could find. Even so, a great job. I look forward to playing the full version.
Super thanks! We hope you like it :)
Recent Movie Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 27, 2009
Nicely done!
Though I'll never hear "Luuuucy..." the same way again. :)
AHHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 19, 2009
Awesome job
I would have given you 10/10 had you finished the whole song. Keep going!
I won't be finishing this song anytime soon, but a new, more betterer song will be in the process very soon! Thanks for your kind comment!
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars March 4, 2008
Problems
The place was not called Scotland at the time, since the Scots (Scotti) were Gaelic Irish raiders/settlers that came over later (c. 6th-8th Century) from the west. The place was called, at the time of the Roman invasion, Caledonia. "Scotland" was the land not of Scots, but Picts (Picti) during the classical Roman era.
A banshee (bann sidhe) literally means "woman ghost" and is a Gaelic term. It has nothing to do with the Roman invasion.
Also, you drew the Roman emperor with a crown, when he really should be sporting a laurel wreath instead.
The Picts actually got overrun up to Forth and Clyde during Agricola's campaign 79-83 AD, and later the Antonine Wall was built 142 AD, meaning half of Caledonia was subjugated to the Romans for a time. Yet the Romans withdrew to Hadrian's wall c. 160. Why? Not so much that the Pict had "defeated" the Romans. But moreso that they were rather unruly and the province of Caledonia was unprofitable for the empire to maintain. They maintained a "pale" -- a defensive borderlands, for a few centuries more north of the wall.
http://www.scottishradiance.com/scoth istory/scothistory9807.htm
Did you not read the author comments!!!??? I don;t care how inaccurate this is. I did about twenty minutes of research in school, and that was it!