intersting
this game is simple but it makes me want to see the end. i like the concept just not the backgroung music. it gets old fast
Reviews for "Soul Quest +plus+"
hmm
i could not finish this game, it gets way too boring.
my suggestion is that maybe you could take out a stage or two, i think 3 stages would be better per level. maybe you should consider staying at 5 levels per area too rather than increasing them as the game progresses, that way the game moves at a faster pace and you don't lose any quality in your game.
just a suggestion.
the bosses were fun though, good job on them.
good game
quitely easy
Wasting an hour of my life (not all negative)
Well.. it was very fun for like the first 3 areas... then it got hellishly repetitive. I was also disappointed to learn the final boss was two White Teeths (what I call 'em) instead of the Knowledge itself. Also I was pissed because I got to the very last stage (Two White Teeths) without a single Game Over... then got a Game Over.. making my overall score 2,670 instead of the well over 150k it should've been. The ending screen was kind of disappointing because of no high score input, and kind f a lame ending. Entertaining at first, but easily frustrating and boring for the second half. I give it a 6.
interseting...but... possibly anti semitic?
i found the fact that one item that takes away from your "enlightenment" was a symbol resembling the star of david, the symbol for the Jewish religion, and frankly, immediately turned me offl, though the game was a little interesting, the fact people could be offended takes away from your score. Next time,, to avoid this problem, take a minute to think about the items in the game. still, the game was an eye-catcher!
Grawsie responds:
I am sorry that you missunderstood, the one eyed triangle foe is not, nor was it intented to be a Star of David.
When designing the enemies of the game I tried to base many of the off of simple shapes such as orbs (the moon-faces) squares (the blob monsters) and triangles (the cyclopses and grin bosses) and so on and so forth. While I'm sure that it did cross my mind that the two triangles stacked on top one another do resemble the Jewish symbol, the intent was always to be two triangles and not a star (as seen later in the red variant of that foe who is made up of a simular design but with both triangles spinning).
While I can understand your concern, your statment "the fact people could be offended takes away from your score" saddens me. If you truely feel that way that's fine, I wont try to change your mind on that, but I will say that as an artist I would never concer myself to accomidate people who are over sensitive to something such as symble closely resembling anouther. Not that I'm calling you over sensitive, but I am saying that it is dangerious to go out our way to accomidate those who are. People need to learn to look for the intent of words and symbols and not jump to conclusions with out first getting the whole picture.
Basicly, to sum it all up: That character came into my mind as that shape, and so I made him so, if I had changed him then I would be betraying my artistic integrity, while that may not matter to some it matters to me, so I chose to leave him looking as he does. While it does depress me that some may interpret him the wrong way, to me it is more important to risk offending the few and leave him as he is then to endorse censorship of any kind.
Hopefully that made sense, and thank you for you comments.