Score: 9

"Fun but confusing"

by: Waluigi763

date: July 14, 2009

5/5, 9/10, Was fun once i got used to the controls. Some good ideas would be adding a multiplayer option and customization of your robots. We need something else to spend money on!

Score: 4

"good concept"

by: Shadiggatron

date: November 12, 2008

Good concept, not great. Execution came up very short. My 4 points are strictly for the intro, graphics and intermediate animation. Everything else begs to get a 2-3.

Sqykly sums it up perfectly 3 reviews down, I'l try to add to it.

How do you play the game? You'll never find out unless A. you mash and hold every button in an attempt at trial and error. Or B. you sit through... yes, there is no better word, agonizingly long process in the training room. Here's a summary so you don't waste your time and cash.

-1. Don't touch the walls. They are apperently made out of Hiltler rabies and will kill you FAST.
-2. control your fighter with your cursor, if it gets knocked off, pick it back up with your cursor.
-3. hold your mouse button to charge your shootypewpew attack. Or not. If you hold it too long you will die forever and from my tests there's really a limited return after holding it for a half to 1 second.
-4. That rectangle on the bottom right is a door. Hover over it and you won't have to kill your fighters to get out

Teleportation: WTF? Your opponents don;t actually exist in your time and space. So if you finally get that shot off, no worries, his corporeal form will disappear just as it gets to it.

Robot decision: Doesn't seem to matter. I did much better my first go round with the 2 weakest robots than my last rounds with the strongest (minus Goku).

I really would have liked to have seen like an 'armored core' concept where the robots would be upgradeable as you go and more than one horribly slow attack.

Strategies. Charge your attack, then charge your opponent just before you release, making the distance minimal. Shoot after charging for a second then use your amazingly slow shot as a sheild. your opponent will eventually run into it.

Love,
Shadiggatron9000
Awesomeology(dot)org - So funny, your mom's a whore!

Score: 4

"OMFBO!"

by: x8105

date: November 12, 2008

Concept good, fallowthrough retarded hard.

Score: 8

"pretty awesome"

by: BoonChild

date: November 12, 2008

it was pretty cool. especially in the first round when i went up against the two strongest fighters!! AND I KICKED THEIR ASSES!!! lol took a long time tho but i still won!! pretty good game 3/5 8/10

Score: 3

"uh?"

by: sqykly

date: November 11, 2008

Documentation is somewhere between nonexistent and unintelligible. If you want to write games in English (monolingual neanderthals that most of us are), you need to learn English. Here are some things that confused me:

Why can my enemies teleport? Why can't I teleport? How can my opponent afford the priciest robot in the first match? Why did I get 'game over' after picking a new team, instead of when I actually lost the match? Is there any way to control when/if I do a close range attack (If indeed that's what that's supposed to be) vs. a long range attack? Why can my opponent knock me up against a wall from across the screen when my robot's most powerful attacks don't seem to budge the enemy?

And what the hell does dragon ball z have to do with this?! Or anything else?!

I think my biggest complaint is the "test room", which appeared to be intended as a tutorial. The text, however, moved at an absolutely agonizingly slow pace (maybe 40 seconds of "the walls hurt you!"), and I couldn't find any way out of the "test room" except to kill both of my robots, for which I was still charged. It's a good thing I knew I could kill myself with the walls!

The graphics are fairly well pre-rendered, and the game is not a bad concept at all, it just needs more documentation in better English with A LOT more bug testing and a lot less dragon ball z. Please.