This game is simply pointless!
I rarely give low rating reviews but this game is simply clicking both buttons in succession over and over and over. I am not sure how this did not get blamed when it was first submitted.
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INSTRUCTIONS!!!: You have 365 days to rule the world. Each day you may either build troops or increase your nation's moral. Building troops decreases the moral and increasing the moral decreases troops. Every once in a while you'll get a little visit from another nation. They'll want money. Giving it to them decreases moral a lot. Disagreeing decreases troops a lot.
IF AT ANY TIME YOUR TROOPS OR MORAL HITS ZERO, GAME OVER, YOU LOSE
FazzleMan: Ok this is a little game idea i came up with. I did most of the graphics and some of the programming (I'm bad with Actionscript so I asked my pal KWing to help me out) vote 5 plz :)
Kwing: All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy. All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy. All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy. All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy. All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy. All commentary and no play makes KWing a dull boy.
(I did most of the Actionsrcipting)
Unique
it is unique, as said in previous reviews, it is a "strategy game without strategy." It is interesting, though a bit mindless. This game is solid though, if you look past it's simplicity.
Not bad
It is pretty original though, for me at least. It's not that fun... but it's a decent game. Not much to it though. And I don't know who would play through it again. It also was way too easy. But overall, not bad.
gawd
that was boring, no offense but thats the truth ._.
FazzleMan responds:
tru
Too Short
As orangishred has stated, it was a strategy game without strategy. Though I helped much with the presentation and made it look decent, that wasn't enough to completely save it. The concept, though good, was still pretty flawed at times, such as being able to use combinations that made it a fool-proof way to win and so on. Overall, good effort, but it wasn't enough.
