Reviews for Running Warrior

[rustysandwich]

It's fun the graphics are good, but it seems like there is no point to playing anything but warrior, since he heals stamina when he sees tough enemies and when he kills.

Every other class just feels like they are made to eat up coins.

Add a way to attack in the air because a lot of the time you just get BS damage because you landed right in front of a bat and the delay between air and attacking is too long.

Also fix the run button, no excuse for that, especially as the ranger.
But yea the delay/recoil whatever between landing is inexcusable considering the game is on a track and I would say 60% of my deaths were from the mechanics rather than my jump timing (for instance the jumps where it is a character sized platform with a character sized gap between, even if you spam jump you will end up further on the platform than you should.

Just fix it

[LazarheaD]

The range of the weapon is not wide enough. Period.

[marsalis98]

Ahhh this game is ok.

[BBoyCire]

it could have been such a fun game, but it just became frustrating.

- There are impossible jumps (must take damage)
- I opened a large chest with a key, and I got a key. There are no items that stick with you permanently, why even bother having a special chest?
- Can't switch jobs through upgrade... I have this beef up warrior, and I accidentally discovered how to change class, and now I'm stuck with it until I can afford enough upgrade to get to the job changing place again
- Need better edges defined...
- What does level do and no progress indicator?
- Not sure if bad luck, but after I changed class, every monster is "hard"
- No buff indicator, is lucky charm and beef just for the next hit?

like graphic

[Hjarnkryp]

Ok, so this is a pretty neat game. It's cute. I like it.
But god damn, that hero is in no hurry at all to save the kidnapped partner. I mean, geez, you'd think it would be a priority, but no: apparently you have to take in every little bit of scenery, listen to the birds singing, smelling the flowers. What I'm trying to say is, the character walks FAR to slowly. And you have to start over all from the beginning when you die? Considering that your movement is so slow, you'd think there would be at least a couple of checkpoints. At least at the places where the badguy shows up, or just after.
I liked the upgrade system, although once unlocked I feel that you should be able to choose freely which job you want at the beginning of the game.

All in all I liked the game, and I keep coming back to eventually finish it. All I'm saying is, I only have so much patience, and this devours to much time repeating sections you allready got through several times.

Suggestion: Make the sprinting speed the normal speed, and an upgrade for slowing down instead of speeding up. Also, whether you keep speed as it is or change it: give the sprint-upgrade its own button.