Fun game, to bad some game breaking designs that werent in Decision 2. Ex:
1- If you're gonna make more enemies that knock you down, don't make them from 3 (decision 2) to 12 difrent ones
2- If a enemy can knock you down from range (leap or throwing missiles/objects), don't make them capable of doing so from farther away then you vision, it takes away the abilitie from the player to manouver and makes it relie on luck
3- Soldiers/engeneers are too hard to find and it soon becomes a game of searching for people to upgrade the houses in empy fields (wich is boring) and defendig from raids (the most boring part of the game)
4- If you pick only cannons to defend a outpost you can't hit near your wall so if a enemy sometimes crosses a certain line, you cant kill him and you'll lose becouse even the most weak grunt cam distroy a wall if you cant hit him
Reviews for "Decision 3"
the presentation, ambience, and feel are awesome, the audiovisual aspect is flawless, and the whole thing feels very professional.
there's just one thing i see is since decision 1, sprites on the ground seem to be mostly rectangular, and corners and other regions of the floor that would seem to be passable, aren't, thats one naggin thing that really seems out of place on this otherwise exemplar execution.
how to trow a grenade and to place a mine?
The game runs fine, except that I keep getting an Adobe flash caption asking to store information on my computer, and clicking on it does nothing and I am stuck in limbo after completing a mission. If anyone can help me it would be appreciated.
a game from back when they knew how to make games,
However I have to deduct a star as I don't have the option to turn the sound down only off. I would really like a little sound so I can hear the game and my podcasts