Farm of Souls Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Farm of Souls

Play Online: Farm of Souls
Developer: Siveran
Genre: Simulation, Upgrades

Game Review
Farm of Souls is in actual point the strangest game I have come across. This game is like a broken pencil, pointless... Yet I've been playing it for hours, it is certainly addictive in its ways. May I say that figuring out the game is the fun part! You will know for those who played the game. ^^

I see Farm of Souls as a simulation where you hit space to create people. They will begin to construct a stash and towns using the resources laying about in the field. People cannot pick up the heavier resources such as stone, iron, silver, gold until they’re higher levels. Nothing will last forever, people die. They will give you souls on their death, based on their happiness. As long as you make people die the happiest deaths, you will harvest the most souls. You then can use these souls to either make more people or upgrade them. Sounds interesting right?

This game actually took me a while to get the hang of, quite honestly. When I first began playing, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. Especially the class tree, I was extremely confused about that. After a few comment reads, in-game days, and random button clicking later, I began to understand and things picked up the pace. Once you understand how it works, it immediately turns into a great idle game! The progress of civilization to a nice little village, to a town, then a medieval city and lastly skyscrapers everywhere.

There's nothing more satisfying than allowing all of your people to die, then holding space to re-spawn the maximum amount and having a ton of souls left over for upgrades. I find it a little adorable how the churches have a letter K on them, for Kongregate. It was a really nice little touch. Absolutely love the concept. Keep going! You have my support.

Farm of Souls Guide
List of upgrades in Farm of Souls
Speed - Worker speed.
Life - Worker longevity, 1.5 seconds per point.
Sight - Range to spot resources, 1/4 tile per point.
Land - Tiles of land owned. Can't be sold.

List of Characters in Farm of Souls
Basic Person - 1x anything. Lv1

Scavenger - 1x anything. Lv 2
Farmer - 2x dirt and wood. Lv 6
Logger - 4x wood. Lv10

Miner - 1x all but wood and dirt. Resource upgraded. Lv4
Prospector - 2x stone and iron. Lv8
Smith - 3x iron. Lv12

Servant - 1x iron, silver, gold. Lv4
Investor - 1x rion, silver, gold. Resource upgraded. Lv7
Royal - 3x gold. Lv14

Peasant - 2x dirt, wood, clay. Lv3
Worker - 2x anything but silver, gold. Lv7
Engineer - 2x anything. Lv11

Scholar - 1x all but dirt. Lv5
Mage - 1x anything. Resource upgraded. Lv10
Wizard - 2x anything. Resource upgraded. Lv15

List of Buildings in Farm of Souls
Refinement
1.Well - Makes resources worth 1% more.
2.Outhouse - Makes resources worth 2% more.
3.Store - Makes resources worth 3% more.
4.Skyscraper - Make resources worth 5% more.

Enrichment
1.Ditch - Slightly increases resources spawn rate.
2.Canal - Increases resource spawn rate.
3.Mill - Greatly increases resource spawn rate.
4.Mine - Hugely increases resource spawn rate.

Supply
1.Crops - Raises population limit by 5.
2.Orchard - Raises population limit by 10.
3.Farm - Raises population limit by 15.
4.Tree of Life - Raises population limit by 25.

Stash
1.Stash - Build simple things.
2.Crate - Builds basic buildings.
3.Storage - Builds most buildings.
4.Warehouse - Build everything.

Housing
1.Cottage - Spawns 1 person every in-game day.
2.House - Spawns 2 person every in-game day.
3.Large House - Spawns 3 person every in-game day.
4.Apartment - Spawns 5 people every in-game day.

Education
1.Stone Tablet - Cause people to class-up slightly more often.
2.Library - Causes people to class-up a little more often.
3.School - Causes people to class-up more often.
4.University - Cause people to class-up a lot more often.

Recreation
1.Garden - People stop here to take a long break. +1 xp/5seconds
2.Park - People stop here to take a medium break. +1 xp/3seconds
3.Zoo - People stop here to take a medium break. +1 xp/2seconds
4.Theatre - People stop here to take a very short break. +1 xp/second

Religion
1.Statue - +1 soul per 100 levels.
2.Church - +2 soul per 100 levels.
3.Temple - +3 soul per 100 levels.
4.Cathredal - +5 souls per l00 levels.

List of Achievements in Farm of Souls
Dirt Farmer - Gather 100 dirt. Unlocks Scavenger.
Got Wood? - Gather 100 wood. Unlocks Farmer.
Why Are We Gathering This, Again? - Gather 1000 dirt. Unlocks Lumberjack.
The Clay Is Alive - Gather 100 Clay. Unlock Miner.
Gorgon - Gather 100 stone. Unlocks Prospector.
Iron Will - Gather 1,000 iron. Unlock Blacksmith.
It's Siveran not Silveran - Gather 100 silver. Unlocks Servant.
All You Touched Turned Into Gold - Gather 100 gold. Unlock Investor.
Ooh, Shiny - Gather 1000 combined silver and gold. Unlock Royal.
I Can't Eat This - Gather one resource. Unlocks Peasant.
No Rest For Our Souls - Harvest 100 souls. Unlocks Worker.
Epic - Get a person to level 20. Unlocks Engineer.
Upgraded - Have 100 combined stats. Unlocks Scholar.
Forkbomb - Have 100 people at one time. Unlocks Apprentice.
Grim Keeper - Store 10,000 souls at once. Unlocks Wizard.
Why Would You Do This - Play for one in-game week. Unlocks Zoo.
The Moon Didn't Move - Play for one in-game month. Unlocks Theatre.
Dirty Hands - Gather 2,500 dirt. Unlocks Mill.
Size Enhancement - Have 100 land. Unlocks Mine.
Soul Farmer - Harvest 10,000 souls. Unlock Temple.
Dying Has a Burning Sensation - 10,000 souls burned on stats. Unlocks Cathedral.
Electrum - Gather 100 combined gold and silver. Unlock Store.
All the Better to See You With - 100 sight. Unlocks Skyscraper.
Paper - Gather 1,000 wood. Unlocks School.
Technology - Build 100 buildings. Unlocks University.
Phoenix - Reincarnate 1,000 people. Unlocks Large House.
Idle Game - 1,000 people spawned from houses. Unlock Apartment.
Gotta Build Em All - Build 20 buildings. Unlocks Farm.
Limit Breaker - 100 Speed. Unlocks Life Tree.
Rome Wasn't Built in a Day - Build 10 buildings. Unlocks Storage.
Metropolis - Build 50 buildings. Unlocks Warehouse.

Solution to Farm of Souls
First of all, Place your workers until you are at population max. Wait for them work and die. Now max cap the people and this time spend the left over souls on upgrades you think are appropriate. It's hard to decide which upgrade you should up. So this is going to be a simple and brief guide on choosing your upgrades.

If people are wandering in the middle, give them more sight. If the game is going slow for you, upgrade speed. And yes, life up is not really a good thing in the early phase but highly useful in the later part. The odd flowers and trees make resources spawn much faster, and are automatically built when your guys build up enough resources. It'll make more sense when the other buildings are put in. They'll make a small town but won't venture out and become happy until you upgrade their sight. Sight does not suck for an upgrade, don't be fooled.

By the time somewhere between 450 and 500 life, the buildings start spawning people faster than they die. At around 350 speed, you can see your people running at the speed of light. If you come to this point, you can stop adding life and speed. Your game basically went auto pilot itself. You can now concentrate and focus on other upgrades especially land.

Pro Tip: An easy way to make souls is to place as many people as you can near resources.

Three Body Problem Game Review

Three Body Problem

Play Online: Three Body Problem
Developer: roBurky
Genre: Action

Game Review
Three Body Problem is a game of predicting the trajectory of two orange objects in response to your movements. Simply avoid the orange drones and hover through glowing tiles to earn points. It's amazing how fun such a simple concept can be with proper execution.

Lovely game. Those drones are way smarter than I originally thought. I feel dumb being outsmarted by a computer a million times. It always seems like the enemies seem to know which button I have pressed and acted accordingly without fail. It is simple yet so effective which lead me to wonder, do the drones actually have an AI or are they purely physics based and attracted to the player?

After some experimentation I realized that the drones seem to run directly into you but not really running directly into you. The two orange drones always move in an arch which can be kind of misleading. Generally an arch that puts them straight into your current trajectory, so erratically changing your path is the key. I always try to make them crash into each other and then move away.

Don't feel bad if you suck at this game. I suck equally, my current score is capped at 15 points. Even reaching double figures feels like an achievement! >:) I love the challenge and love watching the drones fight after you die.

Dungelot Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Dungelot

Play Online: Dungelot
Developer: Pixeye
Genre: Adventure, RPG

Game Review
Hoping for more rogue like RPG flash games? First was Red Rogue and now we have Dungelot. Red Rogue was a fairly hardcore rouge like flash game mainly suitable for competitive gamer. I would say Dungelot is a lot more casual but it works in its favor. It is an amazing game concept, truly unique and very fun to play.

Dungelot is a very typical dungeon crawler. You have four playable characters that you can choose on; a paladin, a vampire, a dwarf brewer and an assassin. Each character have their own special abilities and stats (Health & Attack Rate). Basically, you flip over tiles to reveal amazing treasures or deadly monsters in your search for the key to exit the level. A side note here, if you encounter an enemy you do not have to fight right away but they do block passage.

During the run, you will sure face monster arena. Its a place where you must kill all monsters to get a chest with rewards, but there is no turning back if you agreed to go there. Next will be this tile that is constantly flashing object like slot machine; you must click fast to grab thing you want. "Greedy door" is one of the last additions. The idea is that you must pay something to open the door. Not necessarily money, sometimes it takes your hp or attack rate.

I like the game so far and it's quite addictive too! Not only that you can pick among different heroes and fight evil goblins and skeleton, the game improves as the player goes deeper into the dungeon. The quest option for some levels gives the player a special challenge and reason, more on motivation, to continue playing. Another thing I love the Dungelot is the fact that this game congratulates me upon dying makes this quite possibly one of the more enjoyable rogue like games I've played. No bitter feelings upon dying, nothing negative. Losing is fun! ^^

Dungelot Guide
Dungelot Ver. 1.4

Characters in Dungelot
Paladin - Divine powers make the paladin an effective warrior against undead.
Abilities
Holy Strike: Attacks deal more damage to undead enemies.
+ 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % damage vs. undead
Crusader Strike: Chance to recharge weapon with divine energy after killing undead.
+ 12.5 / 25 / 37.5 / 50 % damage to the next attack 25 / 50 / 75 / 100% chance
Resurrection: Return to life after the first death.
10 / 20 / 30 / 40 % of initial death
Paladin Manual: Paladin manual for dummies.
+ 0 / 25 / 50 / 75 HP, + 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 Attack, + 0 / 5 / 10 / 20 Initiative, + 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 Crit Chance

Vampire - The vampire uses the power of darkness to weaken and drain the life force from his enemies.
Ablities
Blood Drain: Attacks against non-undead enemies have a chance to restore health.
Heals 2 / 4/ 6 / 8 HP 4 / 8 / 10 / 12 % chance
Undead simpathy: Attacks against non-undead have a chance to reduce the target's attack power, but attack against undead sometimes deal less damage.
+ 10 / 20 / 30 / 40% damage modifier 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % chance
Bat Rush: Each turn, a swarm of bats may damage all visible enemies.
8 / 16 / 24 / 32 % of enemy HP 1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 % chance
Vampire Manual: The book "Why vampires hate twilight"
+ 0 / 10 / 20 / 30 HP, + 0 / 1 / 2 / 3  Attack, + 0 / 3.3 / 6.6 / 10 Initiative, + 0 / 2 / 4 / 6 Crit Chance

Brewer - The dwarf brewer is a true beer expert. He is also the only man in the world who knows how to make jelly out of slime.
Ablities
Spell Salvager: When converting spells scroll to health, more health is gained and there is a small chance to gain attack power.
5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % health bonus 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % chance for attack bonus
Hangover: Attack have a 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % chance to stun the target for 3 turns.
Beerinface: Attacks have small chance to deal extra damage based on the dwarf's health.
25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % of health becomes attack power 1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 % chance
Brewer Manual: To beer or not to beer.
+ 0 / 35 / 70 / 105 HP, + 0 / 0.3 / 0.6 / 1 Attack, + 0 / 3.3 / 6.6 / 10 Initiative, + 0 / 1 / 2 /3 Crit Chance

Assassin - Fast and deadly assassin is a dangerously enemy.
Ablities
Dodger: A chance to dodge enemy attack.
4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % dodge chance
Double Strike: 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 % chance to hit enemy twice.
Dirty Punch: Cause damage to newly discovered enemies without hit back. Chance to stun target for 1 move.
+ 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % of enemy HP 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % chance to stun victim
Assasin Manual: How to kill and get away with it.
+ 0 / 10 / 20 / 30 HP, + 0 / 0.3 / 0.6 / 1 Attack, + 0 / 5 / 10 / 15 Initiative, + 0 / 2.5 / 5 / 7.5 Crit Chance

List of Spell Scrolls in Dungelot
Fireball - Damages one enemy.
Polymorph - Turns the target into a sheep. Reduces health and attack by 50%.
Move enemy - Teleports enemy on random opened cell.
Ice Prison - Freeze the target for 3 turns.
First Strike - Guaranteed next first strike for 3 attacks.
Power - Next attack will deal 50% more damage.
Curse - Victim attack rate reduced by X points. Attack rate value can't be lower than 1 points.
Poison - Victim lose X HP per move.
Lightning - Curses the target to be struck by lightning, dealing damage to it and all already opened enemies.

List of Artifacts in Dungelot
Spikes - Spikes cause damage to newly discovered enemies without hit back.
Magic Compass - Points on the level key.
Treasure Map - Shows hidden treasures.
Wooden Shield - X% chance to block enemy attack.
Lantern - Shows all traps on level.
Lucky Coin - Sell it.
Ring Of Health - Restores X of health each level.
Agility Rune - Increase initiative by X%.
Furious Rune - Increase critical hit by X%.
Resurrection Stone - Player Returned to life after death.
Short Sword - Add X points to hero attack.
Chest Armor - Reduce X point monster attack on hero. Enemy attack rate can't be smaller than 1 point.
Angel Boots - Teleports you on the next level.
Cloak Of Invisibility - Make hero invisible. Monsters don't block neighbour cells.
Note: X is a value.

List of Monsters in Dungelot
Skeleton - A generic undead minion. They're easy targets for paladins.
Bat - These little guys are everywhere. They're not very strong, so they shouldn't give you much trouble.
Goblin Grunt - A common, nameless minion of the goblin horde. Watch out, sometimes he'll attack twice before you hit.
Slime - A Persistent little bugger. When his health drops to zero the first time, he'll come back with half his original attack and life.
Demon Pig - The demon pig hates birds. Explodes upon death. You'll take damage if you finish it off with a physical attack. Oink, BOOM!
Goblin Axe Thrower - As soon as you enter a dungeon, any goblin axe throwers will appear and start attacking you with every move you make. Take'em out with spells, or make your way quick to them.
Ghost - An ethereal being that lingers in this world. YOu may have a tough time landing physical attacks on him.
Meatman - Magic scrolls have no effect on meatman. Hope you have some decent strength.
Zombie - Another undead mob. His attacks can weaken heroes, reducing their attack power for three turns.
Rogue - A mysterious sneak. When you run into him. He'll strike immediately, so watch where you step.
Skeleton Mage - Like goblin axe thrower, skeleton mages appear when you enter a dungeon in which they lurk. They have ranged attacks, and can even heal themselves and allies, making them his priority targets.
Zombie Cow - An undead bovine who probably died from mad cow disease. When half of his life is gone, he'll go into a frenzy making his attacks stronger.
Stone Golem - A granite sentinel. As long as one of these is visible, any damage that would be dealt to other foes is dealt to this instead.
Black Knight - A warrior of shadows. His armor reduces physical damage by half.
Goblin King - He's large and in charge, so don't hold anything back. He's shout increase monster's attack power.

Dungelot Ver. 1.5

Characters in Dungelot
Paladin - Divine powers make the paladin an effective warrior against undead.
Abilities
Holy Strike: Attacks deal more damage to undead enemies.
+ 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % damage vs. undead
Crusader Strike: Chance to recharge weapon with divine energy after killing undead.
+ 12.5 / 25 / 37.5 / 50 % damage to the next attack 25 / 50 / 75 / 100% chance
Resurrection: Return to life after the first death.
10 / 20 / 30 / 40 % of initial death
Paladin Manual: Crusading for dummies.
+ 0 / 50 / 100 / 150 HP

Vampire - The vampire uses the power of darkness to weaken and drain the life force from his enemies.
Ablities
Blood Drain: Attacks against non-undead enemies have a chance to restore health.
Heals 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 HP, 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % chance
Undead simpathy: Attacks against non-undead have a chance to reduce the target's attack power, but attack against undead sometimes deal less damage.
+ 10 / 20 / 30 / 40% damage modifier 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % chance
Bat Rush: Each turn, a swarm of bats may damage all visible enemies.
8 / 16 / 24 / 32 % of enemy HP 1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 % chance
Vampire Manual: The book "Why vampires hate twilight"
+ 0 / 50 / 100 / 150 HP

Brewer - The dwarf brewer is a true beer expert. He is also the only man in the world who knows how to make jelly out of slime.
Ablities
Spell Salvager: When converting spells scroll to health, more health is gained and there is a small chance to gain attack power.
5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % health bonus 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 % chance for attack bonus
Hangover: Attack have a 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % chance to stun the target for 3 turns.
Beerinface: Attacks have small chance to deal extra damage based on the dwarf's health.
25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % of health becomes attack power 1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 % chance
Brewer Manual: To beer or not to beer.
+ 0 / 50 / 100 / 150 HP

Assassin - Fast and deadly assassin is a dangerously enemy.
Ablities
Dodger: A chance to dodge enemy attack.
3 / 6 / 9 / 12 % dodge chance
Double Strike: 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 % chance to hit enemy twice.
Dirty Punch: Cause damage to newly discovered enemies without hit back. Chance to stun target for 1 move.
+ 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % of enemy HP 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % chance to stun victim
Assasin Manual: How to kill and get away with it.
+ 0 / 50 / 100 / 150 HP

Alchemist - After realzing that burned eyebrows and constant explosions during a date aren't going to help her get married, she created her own husband.
Ablities
Strength Potion: A chance to get extra attack point.
25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % chance
Poison: Chance to poison newly revealed enemies.
7 / 14 / 21 / 28 % chance
Robosaur: Summon a minion on slain enemy place. Add extra attack point with little chance.
4 / 8 / 12 / 16 HP, 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 % chance to summon
Alchemist Manual: 101 recipes for cake in a mug.
+ 0 / 50 / 100 / 150 HP

List of Spell Scrolls in Dungelot
Fireball - Damages one enemy.
Polymorph - Turns the target into a sheep. Reduces health and attack by 50%.
Move enemy - Teleports enemy on random opened cell.
Ice Prison - Freeze the target for 3 turns.
First Strike - Guaranteed next first strike for 3 attacks.
Power - Doubles attack power for 3 attacks.
Curse - Victim attack rate reduced by X points. Attack rate value can't be lower than 1 points.
Poison - Victim lose X HP per move.
Lightning - Curses the target to be struck by lightning, dealing damage to it and all already opened enemies.

List of Artifacts in Dungelot
Spikes - Spikes cause damage to newly discovered enemies without hit back.
Magic Compass - Points on the level key.
Treasure Map - Shows hidden treasures.
Wooden Shield - X% chance to block enemy attack.
Lantern - Shows all traps on level.
Lucky Coin - Sell it.
Ring Of Health - Restores X of health each level.
Agility Rune - Increase initiative by X%.
Furious Rune - Add X points to hero attack.
Resurrection Stone - Player Returned to life after death.
Chest Armor - Reduce X point monster attack on hero. Enemy attack rate can't be smaller than 1 point.
Mask of Happiness - Increase mood by X point.
Angel Boots - Teleports you on the next level.
Cloak Of Invisibility - Make hero invisible. Monsters don't block neighbour cells.
Note: X is a value.

List of Weapons in Dungelot
Sword - Sword disarms an enemy every 4 attack. + 1 Attack.
Hammer - Hammer stuns an enemy every 5 attack. + 1 Attack.
Axe - Axe makes a killing blow every 8 attack. + 2 Attack.
Dagger - Dagger hits without stike back every 4 attack. + 0 Attack.

List of Monsters in Dungelot
Skeleton - A generic undead minion. They're easy targets for paladins.
Bat - These little guys are everywhere. They're not very strong, so they shouldn't give you much trouble.
Goblin Grunt - A common, nameless minion of the goblin horde. Watch out, sometimes he'll attack twice before you hit.
Slime - A persistent little bugger. When his health drops to zero the first time, he'll come back with half his original attack and life.
Demon Pig - The demon pig hates birds. Explodes upon death. You'll take damage if you finish it off with a physical attack. Oink, BOOM!
Goblin Axe Thrower - As soon as you enter a dungeon, any goblin axe throwers will appear and start attacking you with every move you make. Take'em out with spells, or make your way quick to them.
Ghost - An ethereal being that lingers in this world. YOu may have a tough time landing physical attacks on him.
Meatman - Magic scrolls have no effect on meatman. Hope you have some decent strength.
Zombie - Another undead mob. His attacks can weaken heroes, reducing their attack power for three turns.
Rogue - A mysterious sneak. When you run into him. He'll strike immediately, so watch where you step.
Skeleton Mage - Like goblin axe thrower, skeleton mages appear when you enter a dungeon in which they lurk. They have ranged attacks, and can even heal themselves and allies, making them his priority targets.
Zombie Cow - An undead bovine who probably died from mad cow disease. When half of his life is gone, he'll go into a frenzy making his attacks stronger.
Stone Golem - A granite sentinel. As long as one of these is visible, any damage that would be dealt to other foes is dealt to this instead.
Black Knight - A warrior of shadows. His armor reduces physical damage by half.
Goblin King - He's large and in charge, so don't hold anything back. He's shout increase monster's attack power.
Evil Mushroom - These cute mushrooms won't kill you... Directly. They will poison you and heal your enemies. Don't try to eat them.
Orge King - Fat, strong and stupid. The Orge King Presents everything orges admire. He can't fit through the exit door, so he has to stay in dungeon forever, or until you kill him. Be warned through, he is so stupid that your spells have almost no effect on him!

Strategy for Dungelot
Paladin
Paladin is a good class to play because in the later part, most of the monsters are mostly undead. Your Crusader Strike and Holy Strike have good synergy together and will deal tons of damage as you progress. The best part of being a Paladin is you can afford to die once, you get revived after being killed. If you see it in my context, you basically have a Resurrection Stone in your pocket every time you start a new game.

Vampire
So far, I feel that the vampire is probably the most most well balanced class in Dungelot. It can life steal, modify monster's damage and a mass attack power. Undead Sympathy in other words, a damage modifier has a chance to reduce the target's attack power against non-undead monsters up to 40%. You will find it handy once you reach floor 50 and above. Life Stealing HP from monsters means you are constantly healing bit by bit. It may seem little but essential for survival. I like!

Brewer
The brewer has the highest HP among all the classes. It has a skill which effectively converts spells scroll to health at a higher amount and there is a small chance to gain attack power after doing so. This skill really helped me clear through floors easily when you have extra spell scrolls to spare. Every time you attack, you have a 20% chance to stun an enemy for 3 turns and 6% to do extra damage based on the dwarf's health.

Assassin
The assassin has been badly nerfed but still an outstanding class to play with. The assassin has no direct or indirect way of healing but you are a cunning dodger; you dodge attacks and have the ability to hit the enemy twice. These skills are made to protect you and keep you alive longer. Dirty Punch cause damage to newly discovered enemies without hit back and stun target for 1 move. He is perfect in clearing bosses.

Alchemist
The alchemist is fairly new character in Dungelot. She is a more passive class I would say... She can poison newly revealed enemy and has a chance to gain extra attack rates. I like one of her unique skills which can summon a minion to tank damage from her. The HP may not be much but, just imagine if she can summon at least one minion in every floor. Calculate the total amount of temporary HP she gets? It is actually unbelievable.

Dungelot Tile Strategy

In my opinion, I will explore all the tiles along the white lines shown above. Try to take out monsters in 1 hit if possible. A good offense is the best defense. Then explore the remaining dungeon floors as much as you can before fighting, since you might find upgrades or allies. Wait to open the barrels until all of the unexplored squares around them are gone, just to prevent monster that will block you. Clearing dungeon now gives rewards like health, golds, attack rate. In most cases, with the exception of quests and arenas, killing monsters unnecessarily in the later part of the game is a bad idea, as it reliably drains your health for only a tiny achievement gold boost at the end of the current game.

There are two types of ways you can use a scroll, cast it or exchange it. Try saving up scrolls like Polymorph, First Strike and Teleport. Let them stack up as much as possible as these three yield highest HP for trade in. Alternatively, you can save all fireball scrolls for levels 40+ and use them to take out ranged foes. Aside that, Lightning scrolls can be good in arenas since you're hitting ~8 monsters. General thumb of rule, wait until the next floor to exchange scrolls for health if possible, you might get more for them. If you are lucky to find artifacts, always keep as many Resurrection Stone and Ring Of Health as possible. They all the essential items for your survival.

Greedy doors mostly contain spells and rarely artifacts which makes it really quite easy to tell whether or not they're worth the price of admission. Remember also how much health you gain from burning a spell; that's the value of the door. If the door costs health, then, it's usually worth it, since you probably gain health by burning the spell outright. If it costs gold, it's frequently a better deal than the shop which does not necessarily say that it's a good deal. You receive spells too from challenge doors. It's pretty easy to clear it, so try your best to complete.

Lastly, towards the end when your HP is lower than 10, don't forget you can sell artifacts for money for those desperate situations. This will help you get extra gold to upgrade your character and buy single attack boost.

Pro Tip: Spell scrolls do stack. You can pick up spell scrolls even with full inventory, if there's a duplicate in there. You can exchange spell scrolls by consuming but do not eat all the spells scroll for health until you really need to, they give more HP the lower down you go.

A Blocky Christmas Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

A Blocky Christmas

Play Online: A Blocky Christmas
Developer: Bart Bonte
Genre: Puzzle

Game Review
Hohoho, Merry Christmas! A Blocky Christmas is a Christmas themed flash game. It is exhibited as a stylish and sleek puzzle game designed by Bart Bonte. Bonte's style revolves around simplicity and always has plain geometric shapes in his work. A Blocky Christmas is no different and is a pretty creative game. First of its kind I've seen and it feels unique.

You play a magnetic star block where you use the arrows keys to slide over the board, and just bump into green shapes on any side to make them stick to you like magnet. The object of the game is simply to place yourself in the transparent image within each level, making sure any green shapes you need are stacked in the proper order. Do not think it's going to be a easy game, things does get complicated. You will need to make use of the edges and corners to achieve the shape.

With just sixteen levels, this is an awesome puzzle game and I enjoyed it with the Christmas spirit. It force you to use your brain hard enoug but you feels good when you suddenly realize and managed to get it right especially in level 12. It's true once you've figured out level 12 then apply the same method and 13 is a breeze.

A Blocky Christmas Guide
Solution to A Blocky Christmas
Level 1
Down - 10

Level 2
Down - 9, Up - 5, Left - 6

Level 3
Up - 5, Down - 9, Left - 3, Down - 1, Right - 3, Up - 3, Left - 3, Right - 3, Down - 3

Level 4
Left - 1, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 2, Left - 2, Down - 3, Right - 2, Up - 1, Right - 2, Down - 2, Right - 2, Down - 2, Right - 2, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 2, Left - 2, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 1, Left - 1

Level 5
Up - 1, Right - 3, Up - 3, Left - 3, Down - 6, Right - 6, Up - 1, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 5, Up - 3, Left - 3, Up - 3, Left - 6, Down - 1, Left - 1, Down - 7, Right - 4

Level 6
Down - 4, Right - 4, Left - 1, Down - 3, Left - 5, Right - 1, Up - 5, Right - 6, Down - 1, Left - 9, Down - 2, Right - 4, Down - 5,

Level 7
Up - 5, Right - 2, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 1, Right - 2, Down - 9, Left - 6

Level 8
Up - 2, Left - 4, Down - 8, Right - 2, Up - 2, Right - 1, Down - 2, Right - 5, Up - 1, Left - 5, Down - 1, Right - 5, Up - 3, Left - 4, Down - 2, Right - 1, Up - 4, Left - 3, Down - 1, Left - 1, Right - 3, Down - 2

Level 9
Right - 2, Down - 5, Up - 7, Left - 3, Down - 2, Left - 4, Up - 2, Right - 10, Down - 1, Left - 3, Up - 1, Right - 1, Down - 2, Right - 1, Up - 2, Left - 5, Down - 1, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 3, Up - 2, Left - 2, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 6

Level 10
Down - 3, Left - 2, Down - 1, Right - 5, Up - 3, Left - 2, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 4, Left - 3, Down - 1, Left - 2, Right - 2, Down - 3,

Level 11
Left - 4, Down - 5, Right - 7, Up - 2, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 1, Left - 2, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 2, Left - 3, Down - 1, Right - 3, Up - 4, Left - 3, Down - 1, Right - 1, Down - 1, Right - 1, Up - 3, Left - 5, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 5, Right - 4

Level 12
Up - 2, Right - 6, Up - 2, Right - 5, Down - 1, Left - 4, Up - 2, Down - 9, Up - 6, Left - 2, Right - 1, Down - 7, Up - 7, Left - 8, Up - 1, Right - 1, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 8, Up - 2, Right - 5, Down - 1, Left - 4, Up - 2, Down - 3, Left - 7, Up - 2, Right - 2, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 6

Level 13
Down - 4, Right - 11, Down - 5, Up - 6, Left - 1, Up - 1, Right - 2, Down - 2, Left - 6, Up - 2, Left - 2, Down - 1, Right - 4, Up - 1, Left - 2, Down - 2, Left - 5, Down - 1, Right - 1, Left - 2, Up - 1, Right - 5, Down - 5, Up - 6, Right - 2, Up - 1, Left - 2, Down - 2, Left - 7, Down - 1, Right - 1, Left - 1, Right - 2, Down - 1, Left - 2, Up - 5, Right - 3, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 6, Right - 1

Level 14
Down - 7, Right - 1, Up - 2, Left - 3, Down - 1, Left - 2, Up - 1, Right - 4, Down - 1, Left - 2, Down - 1, Left - 1, Up - 3, Right - 7, Down - 3, Left - 1, Up - 1, Left - 4, Right - 1, Down - 1, Right - 3, Up - 3, Left - 3, Down - 1, Right - 4, Down - 1, Left - 5, Up - 1, Left - 2, Down - 1, Up - 2, Right - 5, Down - 1

Level 15
Left - 1, Up - 3, Down - 1, Right - 2, Down - 6, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 2, Up - 3, Left - 3, Right - 1, Down - 4, Right - 4, Up - 1, Left - 2, Up - 8, Left - 3, Down - 2, Right - 4, Up - 3, Left - 3, Right - 2, Down - 2, Left - 1, Down - 4, Right - 1, Down - 2, Left - 2, Down - 1, Left - 1, Up - 1, Right - 4, Down - 2, Right - 1, Left - 2, Up - 2, Left - 3, Right - 1, Down - 1, Left - 1, Right - 1,

Level 16
Down - 5, Right - 3, Down - 1, Left - 6, Up - 2, Left - 1, Down - 1, Right - 7, Down - 2, Left - 3, Up - 4, Down - 3, Left - 3, Up - 3, Right - 1, Down - 2, Left - 2, Up - 1, Right - 2, Down - 1, Left - 2, Up - 2, Right - 2, Down - 2, Right - 3, Up - 2, Right - 1, Down - 1, Left - 7, Up - 5, Right - 4, Down - 4, Left - 1, Up - 5, Right - 3, Down - 1, Right - 3, Left - 3, Down - 5, Left - 1

Ubooly and Friends Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Ubooly and Friends

Play Online: Ubooly and Friends
Developer: Beard Shaker Games
Genre: Adventure, Puzzle

Game Review
It's hide-and-puzzle time with Ubooly and Friends! They have left a message for you. All twelve of Ubooly's friends are well hidden somewhere on their nine-screen Caribbean Island. So you then go around collecting various random items such as a lemon, a rusty nail, a feather, etc. And depending on each clue use them in various ways to complete the puzzles relating to the clues given and find Ubooly's friends. If you get stuck, find the wise platypus in the upper left corner of the map and he'll share some hints with you.

My gosh... I finally beat the game. It's been a while since I've played such a challenging puzzle game, though some of the hints were a little off... However, some thinking would lead to the spot. I would say the easiest one for me was turtle plus key one, and the hardest the three-item add on the red sail and the pirate hats. Unlike other point & click games where you just click randomly, there is a logic to it making it possible to complete without a walkthrough. My best advice for puzzle flash games is to think outside the box.

I truly enjoyed the childish touch, combined with the well-drawn environment and soothing music. Indeed, a very polished game with high quality visuals! I felt the gameplay and setting seems to target younger audience. Honestly speaking, these games never really interest me until I start playing them and get stuck. I then have this deep down curiosity and the urge to finish the whole thing. Ugh! I'm glad to say that I was wrong. Great game! :)

Ubooly and Friends Guide
Solution to Ubooly and Friends

Exploration!
Items are relatively easy to find, they will pulse when you hover your mouse over them. From the first screen pick up the lemon, lollipop, wooden racquet and two scoops of ice-cream from the bowl in the centre. Get a stone triangle from the bottom right corner of the hut.

Go right one screen and you'll find another stone triangle to the right of the statue's eye. Go right to the next screen and you'll see a gold key on the desk and a rusty nail sticking out of the bow of the ship. Grab them as well as the stone triangle on the top of the globe. Now go up one screen.

Nab the Tiki figurine, feather from the parrot's hat and the palm fan bottom right corner. Don't forget the stone triangle on the sail and then go left. By this stage, you will notice the stone triangle in the ear of our stony friend. Nab it as well as the red paintbrush, stone antenna top of statue and second Tiki figurine and continue left.

Snatch the banana and cookie. Just don't miss the stone triangle under the second step from the top and pick up the orange crayon and third Tiki figurine too. Now head upwards. The wise Platypus will help us if we get stuck. Good to know. Swipe the stone triangle from above his window and head right.

Grab the stone triangle from the head dude and the chili pepper from my mouth! Grab the snail and go right one screen. Final screen! Click on the ginger ale and coffee mug. Now grab the last stone triangle from the chair at the end of the pillow and let's start finding those friends...

Caleste
I am slender tanned and tall, my green mane's a sight for all! If my jewellery only shone with equal splendour all day long... Notice the picture?

If you aren't there already, head to the top right area with the coconut tree. Well, that tree is tall and slender. The leaves make a green mane. But what's missing?

Look at the picture in the clue. Red earrings and an orange necklace...

Paint the two outer coconuts red with the red paintbrush and the necklace orange with the crayon! Voila!

Pikopi
The clue mentions Pirate Parrots, I think we should go down to the right middle screen. Notice the symbols on their hats?

Either trial and error or logical deduction will help here. Just follow the clues to change each Parrot's hat.

From left to right the symbols on the Parrot's hats should be hook, saw, mirror and peg leg.

Hums
I guard your treasure with a grin! Head down one screen so you're at the bottom right. That treasure chest is awful smily.

Well, it has a keyhole. Odd, the key does nothing. Time to decypher our clue. A Donut with 4 crossed out, a Brick with 1 crossed out and R=T, a Lemon with 4 = Y and a Rose with 1 crossed out.

Numbers indicate a letter in the word, therefore Donut with the 4 crossed out means Don't. Remove the letter U. What happens if we apply this to the rest of the clue?

It translates to {Don't Tickle My Nose}. Yeah right, like I ever do what I'm told. I have a feather and I guess your keyhole is a nose.

Camou
Check out that clue. When we're here we look like that and when we're here we look like that. But those circles look the same... What changes to look like it's surroundings?

Head up to the top right screen with our coconut amigo. Look at those chameleons, despite their best efforts we can still see them. But there are only two of them. The third line of the clue mentioned licking something yellow. Wait... what??

Oh right... Ice cream! Obviously. Two scoops for two hungry reptiles. Put some frozen Ice cream in the bowl between our scaly friends. Sweet!

Bertam
Coloured thoughts inside my head. Yellow, Green and Blue and Red. Tastes like a mighty fine picture puzzle to me! Shimmy over to the middle screen with the Foxxy statue.

OK, maybe it's a Kitty statue. Stop splitting hairs and take a gander at that 4x4 square grid. It's yellow, like the first part of our clue and the picture in the clue looks like a star.

Click to rotate the squares until they line up to make a picture of a star. Now the grid is green. Arrange the 4x4 grid to match the pictures in the clue, a pyramid, a crescent moon and a love heart. The colour will change each time you get the right combination.

Humlet
Confounded! Where'd my audience go? All three of my friends must see my show! Well... who have we seen that looks like a bit of an attention who - I mean, entertainer.

Go up to the top middle screen. Looks like that Tiki figurine wants some friends to watch it juggle. Luckily we have such friends. The second part of the clue says they need an unhindered view. Well, I don't think they're that enthused by juggling but who am I to argue?

Place the three Tiki figurines we collected onto the three plinthes in front the turtle. Make sure all of the can see though!

Put the medium sized figurine with it's eyes on top at the back, the tall one with the eyes on the bottom in the middle and the titchy little one right in front.

Tiko Tiko
For a bigger fully-grown Tiki, getting fed is pretty tricky! So slice me some apples! They're always a treat. 9 times 3 is the number you need.

Fully-grown Tiki? I think I saw on of them in the bottom middle screen. But I never saw any apples...

Oh, I get it. The triangles in the middle are like a square apple. Hey wait a minute, 9 times 3? Triangles have three sides.

You figured it out already. The nine stone triangles we collected earlier make the same apple shape as on the Tiki's tummy. Drag and down it.

Raffo
On this island there stands a home- wait four legs and a dome??? Who has four legs and a dome and perhaps takes their home everywhere with them?

Shoot up to the top middle screen and visit our Turtley Awesome chum. He has four legs and a dome but where is this keyhole that's so hard to see?

Duh... it's hard to see. Do a squint face and peer intently at the markings on the Tortoise Shell. Notice a keyhole shape just up and left from the eye?

Drag the golden key we found over to the keyhole.

Parr Harr
Pirate S_ail Song? Maybe the missing letter is N. Pirate Snails? Head down to the slowest ship on the sevens seas!!! Bottom right screen.

Five snails and five names... but how do we know which snail is named what?

Take a squiz at the shells. I can make out two Ps, a J, a D and a G. Two P's though? Ah, one's a girl snail and one's a boy snail...

Click the snails in order of their names. Peter is second from the right, Gina is leftmost, Daniel is on the far right, Peggy is at the top and Johnson is second from the left.

Tammi
We want tasty, yummy yummies. Food for our hungry tummies.

Don't we all my friend? Notice the little sketch in the clue? I've seen those critters around the place before. Head to the bottom middle screen.

Well, we have empty tummies characters but what food to give them? Use their appearance as a clue and check through your inventory to see what might fit.

Put the banana in the monkey's tummy, the lollipop in the swirly tongued one's tummy and the coffee mug in the over caffeinated looking dude's tummy. Now head up one screen.

Why the sour face? Looks like this guy's been sucking on lemons. Head up one more screen to the top middle. Seems our friend here is missing some teeth, I guess that rock hard cookie was a bad idea. Shift to the right now and check out our last hungry customer. Now that's a face I recognize and feed it the chili pepper.

Cattlyn
Make some noise! I loves me some percussion man! Looks like all the crabby drummers around here need something to beat their bongos with.

Luckily, we have just what they need. Hand out the stone antenna, wooden racquet and palm fan to the three crabs in the bottom middle and bottom left screens!

Tail Kail
Put a yell__ sn___ with a _u_ty n___
in it's gin__r al_ on a big red s___!

Maybe we should check our inventory to see what this might mean...

Put a yellow snail with a rusty nail in it's ginger ale on a big red sail!

Go to the right middle screen and put the yellow snail with a ginger ale and rusty nail. Looks like we have found all of Ubooly's friends. I hope you feel special. I know I do.

SkullFace Game Review

SkullFace

Play Online: SkullFace
Developer: Greg Anims
Genre: Platform

Game Review
It has been a while since I've seen a decent action-platform flash game. Don't you just love the clearing stages flawlessly with smooth controls? Well, If you do. Skullface is the kind of game that you will enjoy and it is going to be a challenging yet rewarding adventure for you definitely!

Skullface is an action platformer largely inspired by SuperMeatBoy, N+ and Jumper, according to the developer. The game itself spans over 45 levels across 3 unique worlds. The levels have a good difficulty progression and the developer manage to replicate the feel and environment from Super Meat Boy. The level designs were excellent. Surprisingly, there are some levels which I felt slightly difficult, have induced just the right amount of frustrated but still keeping me going. The final boss level was really intense and a perfect conclusion to this awesome game. ^^

I checked out the comments and I really don't know what everyone is talking about when they mention walljumping issues. The walljumping are precise and smooth as butter. The slight downtime between landing and rolling can be a bit of a nuisance and the Jetpack is a little tough to master, but everything functions great otherwise. It took me nearly 2 hours but got all A+. I really felt victorious when I won and totally worth the effort.

SkullFace is a visually appealing platform game. It is something rare nowadays. The music is fitting and catchy, the characters are memorable and the sound effects were entertaining. Simply put, even with its imperfections, I could see Skullface being a great platform flash game.

The Unexpected Bug Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

The Unexpected Bug

Play Online: The Unexpected Bug
Developer: DemonsEyeStudio
Genre: Action, Shooter

Game Review
#$^%*@&! Alert alert, an unexpected bug has occurred when the robots are initializing their engine! Now all the robots are on a rampage, they have all turned into killers now. You are in a hot pursuit, trying to avoid and kill the robots before you get eliminated. Remember to boost the scientist with upgrades and help the scientist fix his robot's bug.

In this flash game, there are two modes: Story and Hardcore. In story mode, you need to reach to the max distance and fix the bug in order to complete this mode. The story mode itself is already quite difficult. I'm at the peak of every upgrade possible and still couldn't beat the game. After around 100 attempts then I beat the boss in story mode. You can say I'm not an arcade pro. Meanwhile in hardcore you need to run and resist as long as possible. You basically collect points in hardcore mode you have to unlock achievements which gives you hardcore points. Certain achievements lowers the hardcore difficulty boosting your combo duration, bonus, and so on. I personally think the achievement-based hardcore run is a nice concept, making the run not so easy as it seems.

One thing that I don't like is their keyboard layout. I'd rather have the glitch under the spacebar, as 'E' makes me miss jumps quite often. The best way to solve is to allow us to configure our keyboard layout especially in platform games. On the other hand, I think the mechanic of the game is rather interesting. It combines running and shooting into one. Now I need to find a way to use my left brain to jump and my right to aim. Too bad they don't work together! ^^ The animation is simple yet effective. The sprites are visually attractive and creative too. Imagine rocket cats, green winged dogs, floating monkey... Who would have thought of that? After all, this game deserves 5/5 stars, nice work.

The Unexpected Bug Guide
List of Upgrades in The Unexpected Bug
Body - Increases your body power, enhancing jump and movement ability.
Life - Adds hearts to scientist.
Glitch - The scientist learns how to stop enemies. Poin in this upgrade increase effect duration and decrease recharge time.
Weapon - Gives a weapon to the scientist. Weapon qualty increase with points purchased.
Bonus - Increases bonus spawn rate a lot.
2X Jump - The scientist learns how to double jump. Points in the upgrade increase the power of the double jump.
VAR TPX - Something in the scripts is changed after this bug...

Recommended Build for The Unexpected Bug
1. Weapon
2. 2X Jump
3. Life
4. Glitch
5. Body
6. Bonus
7. Repeat this build 4x then get VAR TPX

List of Achievements in The Unexpected Bug
Runner 1 - Reach more than 1000 distance
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Runner 1 - Reach more than 1000 distance
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Runner 2 - Reach more than 2000 distance
1000 points in story and 500 points in hardcore

Runner 3 - Reach more than 3000 distance
2000 points in story and 1000 points in hardcore

Runner 4 - Reach more than 4000 distance
4000 points in story and 2000 points in hardcore

Killer 1 - Kill more than 5 enemies
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Killer 2 - Kill more than 15 enemies and score a x4 combo
1000 points in story and 500 points in hardcore

Killer 3 - Kill more than 30 enemies and score a x8 combo
2000 points in story and 1000 points in hardcore

Killer 4 - Kill more than 50 enemies and score a x12 combo
4000 points in story and 2000 points in hardcore

Rich 1 - Collect 1 coin
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Rich 2 - Collect 4 coin
1000 points in story and 500 points in hardcore

Rich 3 - Collect 8 coin
2000 points in story and 1000 points in hardcore

Lucky 1 - Grab more than 1 bonuses
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Lucky 2 - Grab more than 4 bonuses
1000 points in story and 500 points in hardcore

Glitcher 1 - Glitch more than 5 enemies
1000 points in story and 500 points in hardcore

Glitcher 1 - Glitch more than 15 enemies
2000 points in story and 1000 points in hardcore

Jumper Kills 1 - Destroy 10 enemies by smashing their heads with a jump
1500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

High Jumper 1 - Use double jump at least 50 times
2000 points in story and hardcore

High Jumper 2 - Use double jump at least 100 times
4000 points in story and hardcore

Combo! - Score a combo
500 points in story and 250 points in hardcore

Like A Boss - Reach 4000 in story and kill the boss
Unlock hardcore and 5000 points in story

The End? - Finish the story with a lethality of 90% and an accuracy of 50%
5000 points in story and 2000 points in hardcore

Runner 1 - Reach more than 1500 distance
Platforms width will increase and 500 points in hardcore

Runner 2 - Reach more than 3000 distance
Platforms width will increase and 1000 points in hardcore

Runner 3 - Reach more than 4500 distance
Platforms width will increase and 2000 points in hardcore

Like A Ninja - Reach more than 6000 distance
Platforms width will increase and 4000 points in hardcore

Killer 1 - Kill more than 25 enemies
Enemies life will decrease and 500 points in hardcore

Killer 2 - Kill more than 50 enemies
Enemies life will decrease and 1000 points in hardcore

Killer 3 - Kill more than 100 enemies
Enemies life will decrease and 4000 points in hardcore

Lucky 1 - Grab more than 10 bonuses
Bonus spawn will be enhanced in hardcore

Jumper Kills 1 - Destroy 15 enemies by smashing heads with a jump
2000 points in hardcore

Jumper Kills 2 - Destroy 30 enemies by smashing heads with a jump
3000 points in hardcore

Killing Spree 1 - Reach more than 5000 distance with at least a lethality of 90%
Enemies life will decrease and 2000 point in hardcore

Killing Spree 1 - Reach more than 7000 distance with at least a lethality of 95%
Enemies life will decrease and 4000 point in hardcore

Glitcher 1 - Glitch more than 15 enemies
Glitch duration will be increased and 1000 points in hardcore

Ace Of Hearts - Loose and get back at least 5 hearts
Rare bonus spawn will be increased and 2000 points in hardcore

Hardcore Combo A - Score a x10 combo
Combo duration will be increased and 1000 points in hardcare

Hardcore Combo B - Score a x20 combo
Combo duration will be increased

Hardcore Combo C - Score a x30 combo
Combo duration will be increased

C C C Combo Breaker - Score a x50 combo
Combo duration will be increased

Pro Gamer - Get more than 4,000,0000 score in a single hardcore run
Do you still need a reward? OK, hardcore mode will be more easy

Game Master - Play this game more than 100 times
2500 points in story and 2000 points in hardcore

Moneybox - collect a total of 250 coins
Rare bonus spawn will be increased in hardcore

Debugger - Kill the boss more than 5 times
Speed will be decreased in hardcore and 2000 points in hardcore

Crazy Shooter - Shot more than 25,000 bullets in lifetime
Weapons fire rate will be decreased in hardcore

Expert Traveler - Reach in lifetime more than 1,000,000 of distance
Platforms width will increased in hardcore

Leprechaun - Collect more than 500 bonuses in your lifetime
Rare bonus spawn will be increased in hardcore

Super Mario - Kill more than 500 enemies by smashing their heads with a jump.
Weapon damage will be increased in hardcore and 2000 points in hardcore

Monster - Kill more than 1000 enemies in lifetime
Speed will be decreased in hardcore and 1000 points in hardcore

Facebook - Click the Facebook icon and like my Facebook page! Thanks for playing!
500 points in story

Credits - Click the eye icon and check credits!
500 points in story

Red Rogue Game Review

Red Rogue

Play Online: Red Rogue
Developer: Aaron Steed
Genre: Adventure, Platform, RPG

Game Review
Red Rogue is now available for your dungeon crawling delight, I will rate it 10 and it should not missed. It first attracted my attention with its striking color scheme; grayscale and deep red. I could best describe Red Rogue as a side scrolling roguelike flash game packed with quite a punch!

This is an astonishingly well made game. The combat can be fast paced and fiercely tactical, and the developer gives you the choice between two combat types; action RPG based or dogmatic based. Both modes are great but I will prefer action RPG more. Basically, you start off with nothing. You and your pet minion attack by shoving your opponent, you might stun monsters by chance. Combat revolves around being leveled up enough to get into a shoving match, or finding a ladder to climb up so you can stun your enemies. Due to the nature of the combat there's no jumping, but this means we get gameplay much more similar to the original Rogue.

Along the way you can pick up weapons, armor, health packs and runes from enemies you kill and treasure chests. You can use the runes to enchant your weapons and armor. The game is made to be versatile; an example is a heal rune... If you eat it, you get healed. You throw it, it heals what it hits. You cast it on armor and it heals you slowly when worn. Each action performed gives unique effects that could be beneficial or detrimental. Besides that, I love the fact you can also equip items to your pet minion and can throw items as weapons.

The atmosphere is perfect, and when combined with the soundtrack is well deserving of the horror tag. The developer has done a superb presentation in reinventing the user interface. I found it pretty intuitive and quick to navigate. Like I said, Red Rogue has minimal graphics and inputs, making it very easy to get into. It's definitely one of the promising dungeon crawler or roguelike flash game I have ever played.

Monster Detective Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Monster Detective

Play Online: Monster Detective
Developer: PastelGames
Genre: Adventure, Puzzle

Game Review
Like with all of Pastel's other games, I came from the artwork, but stayed for the storyline. Monster Detective is PastelGames' latest point-and-click adventure. You are given a task to look for a woman who's gone missing in a small town. You soon discover that something isn't right and there should be a bigger underlying problem. In this town, you are alone and you have to track down clues yourself. No one is willing to help you. So you have to click around to talk to people, pick up useful items and hints to progress. Scout all areas for clues that will lead to her location and possibly safe retrieval.

The gameplay worked well and I like the art style but the dark-black environments makes finding items or knowing what areas are clickable extremely hard. It can be very annoying when you are searching clickable stuff as the black and white style really tends to blend together, otherwise everything was pretty good. Music was creepy just as it should be and the game wasn't hard at all. The puzzles and item uses are all fairly logical and clear.

It's just the kind of quality I've come to expect from Pastelgames. Overall, the story was interesting and the characters were believable. I wasn't even expecting that kind of ending which surprised me. Hope the ending means there's a sequel in mind. Thumbs up for detective flash games! Weeee.

Monster Detective Guide
Solution to Monster Detective
Starting Out: Outside the Street
- You begin outside on a sidewalk. There's signpost on the left, click it to view a "map" of Fog Town.
- In the lower left corner of the map is A DOCUMENT. Take it.
- Double click the document in your inventory to view the note: "...##".
- Click "exit" to close the detail screen.
- Click the bottom of the screen to back up from the signpost.
- On the right side of the screen, another something is hanging from the corner of the building.
- Take the DOCUMENT from the roof.
- Examing the second document gives you another note: "##...".
- Zoom in on the box next to the doorway.
- Click the top of the box and it opens to reveal a number pad. You should now have seen enough to know what to do to open the box...
- Use the information from the two documents to input a 4-digit code, then press the rectangular button to open the box.
- Combine the two numbers "##..." and "...##" to get the code.
Note: Your code will vary with each game.
- Inside the box you'll find several items.
- Take all of them: another DOCUMENT, fourth DOCUMENT, 20 DOLLARS and a CARD ID.
- Back up from the box and click the door way to enter an alleyway.

The Alleyway and Inside the House
- Here you see a Bar up ahead, a gate to the left, a wall covered with missing persons posters and an electrical box to the right.
- Click the gate to the left to look at it more closely.
- Use the CARD ID to unlock it.
- Then click on the gate to go in.
- Now you're on the doorstep to a house. Click the door to go inside. Go right into the bedroom area.
- Take all the DOCUMENTS you find here:
- On the computer
"Password: necromantis"
- On top of the bed
"Necromantis Vampiris. A mysterious book describing the ritual of opening the transition between dimensions. According to the legend to open this portal you need to sacrifice 99 people and use someone with a pure soul as a gate."
- On the floor by the bed
A picture
- Back out.
- Go left into the kitchen area.
- Get the LAMP from under the counter.
- Back out.
- Back out twice to return to the alleyway.

The Black Swan
- Go forward stand outside The Black Swan. Look around for something you can pick up.
- There's a COG WHEEL next to the door. Take it.
- Click the door to enter The Black Swan. There's a barkeep behind the counter and a guy sitting alone in a booth. Click on the barkeeper.
- Click on the barkeep to talk to him.
- Ask him about Anna Wallace and note that she hangs out with the local priest a lot.
- Then ask how you can get to the IRS. He'll tell you the tram will take you there and that the guy in the booth is the driver.
- Thank him to end that conversation.
- Click on the barkeeper again to view items you can buy from him.
- A "the bar" menu lists items you can buy.
- The "shop cash" indicates how much it costs.
- Since you have $20 from the box outside the gateway, you can buy: A BOTTLE OF BOOZE and MATCHES.
- Also note that you are able to sell items from your inventory, if you want/need to.
- Exit the bar "shop" and back out. Then, click on the man in the booth to talk to him.
- Ask about getting a ride to the IRS building.
- He tells you to turn the power back on first.

Turning On the Power and the Tram
- Exit The Black Swan and go up the stairs on the left.
- Click on the top of the stairs to climb higher.
- There is another electrical box here.
- Examine the box. Click to door to open it.
- Click the switch to activate it.
- Back out.
- Back out and then click the right of the screen to go back down.
- From outside The Black Swan again, go right. Next to the wall with all the missing persons posters is an electrical box. Click it to zoom in on it.
- Click the door to open it.
- Click the switch to shift it down, activating this power line.
- Back up.
- Go forward then left, past The Black Swan to see a tram at the bottom of the stairway. Click on the tram to get closer to it.
- Here is another electrical box, to the right of the tram. Zoom in on it.
- Again, open the door, pull the switch!
- This time, with the third box activated, you'll get the message: "The line is fixed now."
- Back up three times and go back into The Black Swan. Then, talk to the driver again.
- Tell him the line is fixed. He'll say he's on a lunch break and wants a drink.
- Give him the BOTTLE OF BOOZE.
- Take the TRAM KEY.
- Back out twice and then left down the stairs to the tram. Enter the tram.
- Pick up a COG WHEEL off the seat on the right.
- Insert the TRAM KEY into the keyhole on the upper right part of the tram's control panel.
- Then, click the center of the control panel to drive away.

The IRS Tower: Receptionist and Boss
- The tram ride ends at the bottom of another stairway. Click them to climb up and stand outside a tall towerlike building. Click the doorway to move forward again.
- To the left of the door is an intercom.
- Examine the intercom then push the button to talk to the receptionist.
- Back up.
- Go through the door into the reception area. A woman sits at a desk in front of you. Talk to her.
- You tell her you're from the Central Taxing Control and, after a bit of back and forth, she gives you the go ahead to see the boss.
- Go left and go through the door. Here you can scan the room by moving the pointer back and forth. Pan all the way to the right until you see an elevator. Click on it to enter.
- From inside the elevator, click the up arrow.
- After the elevator travels up, click its doors to exit.
- You'll come to a hallway with two doors and the elevator. The door in the middle of the hallway is closed. Go into the door on the far right to enter the boss' office.
- Click on the boss to talk to him.
- Tell him you're looking for Anna Wallace and he assures you she's not missing, just visiting her mother.
- Back up. Notice that there is a key in the wall that you can't access.
- Go through the door on the left exit the boss' office. Then go back into the elevator and push the down button. When it lands, click the doors to go back out.

Restroom, Anna's Computer and the Library Key
- Go through the double doors next to the elevator to enter the restroom.
- Click twice on the stalls to talk to "someone" in the toilet.
- This someone tells you about Anna's computer and then gives you a STRANGE SYMBOL.
- Back out of the restroom. Scan the room and find the empty computer cubicle in the middle of the scene (just to the right of an older guy). Click on it to move closer.
- Click on the left wall of the cubicle then on the book.
- Take DOCUMENT 8 from inside the book (a picture of a tower).
- You can also flip through the book to see what is written in it.
- Close the book and back up again.
- Then, click on the computer. It asks for your password.
- You have something in your documents, specifically the PASSWORD REMINDER, to give you the password necromantis.
- Click the rectangle in the computer screen to bring up the prompting cursor then type in the password.
- Click the arrow to enter the password.
- Now you can "read" the emails and look through the files, but there isn't much else to see here at the moment.
- Back out of the restroom then pan left. Take the far left door and back out to the reception area again.
- Talk to the receptionist.
- Give her the STRANGE SYMBOL and ask her about it.
- She'll tell you about the priest and tell you where the library is, giving you the LIBRARY KEY.
- Take the door to the right of the receptionist's desk. Go inside.
- Note the symbols on the top of the book cases.
- Click three times on the door in the back of the room to examine it.
- Use the LIBRARY KEY to unlock the door.
- Click it to enter.
- Once through this door, you'll be at the bottom of a spiraling stairwell. Go up the stairs.
- Click the niche in the wall on the right.
- You'll see a SMALL BOTTLE. Take it.
- Back up.
- Then, examine the control panel on the left.
- The lever in the middle shifts to focus control on one of four bookcases.
- The lever on the right is used to move each bookcase.
- Move each bookcase until they flush together to form a complete symbol.
- Go back down the stairs, into the library.

The Secret Passage and the Crystal Skull
- After moving the bookcases (see section above), a secret passage will open in the floor of the library. Click on it to get closer. It's dark in there, so you'll need a light.
- If you haven't done so already, combine the LAMP and the MATCHES in your inventory.
- Click the center of the screen to move down the stairs twice, until you come to the bottom.
- Here you can barely see an OLD RUSTY KEY on the left side, near the bottom step. Take it.
- Then, continue forward to another room that you can pan and scan.
- Scan all the way to the right until you see another COGWHEEL (in between two statues).
- Move all the way to the left and click on the gears.
- Use the THREE COGWHEELS you've collected along the way to repair the machine.
- Then, pull the lever on the left to activate the gears.
- Back up.
- Now a CRYSTAL SKULL floats above the machine. Take it.
- Click the bottom left corner of the room to back out to the stairwell. Continue backing up into the library and go out the door on the right.
- Then keep backing out of the IRS tower and you'll get the message: "I think I'm ready to go see the priest now..."

The Priest, the Cemetery and the Crypt
- Back up from the tower and return to the tram. Now when you click on the tram's control panel, you'll be taken to a new platform. Climb up the stairs and keep going forward until you're in front of the church doors.
- Click the door to go inside. Go forward once more then click on the man in the corner, the Priest, to talk to him.
- He tells you Anna is a pure soul then gives you the CEMETERY KEY.
- Back out to the church yard and go left past the church to see a pier with a boat moored to it.
- Grab another OLD RUSTY KEY from the bushes on the left side of the screen.
- Return to the church yard then click on the area on the right to see the gate to the cemetery. Move closer to it.
- Use the CEMETERY KEY on the gate then click it to enter the cemetery.
- Move forward and twice to stand before the crypt doors.
- Use both OLD RUSTY KEYs to unlock the crypt.
- Go inside the crypt.
- On the body is KEY MECHANISM; take it.
- Back all the way up to the church yard again. Go left to the pier.

The Altar, The Statue, Vampires and The End
- Climb inside the boat and you'll paddle to an island.
- Go forward to the strange building until you come to its door.
- Use the KEY MECHANISM to open the door.
- Enter the building and continue forward down the stairs until you com to the altar.
- Go up the alter to stand in front of a large bowl.
- Pour the SMALL BOTTLE into the bowl to get holy water.
- Combine the HOLY WATER with the CRYSTAL SKULL.
- Now you have a PURIFIED CRYSTAL SKULL.
- Back all the way out, take the boat back to the pier, then back up to the church.
- Go inside the Church. Move forward again to where the priest is. Click on the headless statue on the left side of the room.
- Use the PURIFIED CRYSTAL SKULL on the statue.
- The priest turns... takes book...now you have to go after him.
- Back out of the church and enter the tram. It'll take you back to the town. Get back into the tram and continue to the IRS building.
- When you go up to the tower, you'll see it's destroyed. Go to the right.
- Continue you reach a locked door. Change each of the three symbols until all three segments are white. Then click the white area to open the door and go inside.
- Take the STAKE from a bin in the center of the room.
- Go through the doorway on the right and continue down. Unbolt the door and enter.
- Now you'll see you came through the door that was shut in the hallway outside the boss' office.
- Go through the door on the right to the boss' office.
- Now you get that ELEVATOR KEY that was locked up earlier.
- Exit the office and enter the elevator.
- Use the ELEVATOR KEY on the control panel.
- A new "up up" button will open up. Press it.
- Exit the elevator and you're at the top of the tower. Climb up the stairs on the right. Here you see "the ritual" has already begun. Uh oh.
- If you scan the room, you find a very convenient crossbow in the right corner.
- Keep clicking the crossbow to move it to the left by the vampire.
- Add the STAKE to the crossbow and...wammy! Yuck!
- The end.