Sunday, March 31, 2013

Siege Knight Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Siege Knight
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Play Online: Siege Knight
Developer: Funstorm & TylerNG
Genre: Upgrades, Shooter

Game Review
A fun tower defense and shooting game hybrid. This time I'm going to review Siege Knight, a fun tower defense and shooting hybrid flash game. In a fantasy world, you play as a Siege Knight going against skeletons, orcs and other creatures of the dark to defend the castle.

The game concept is pretty easy to explain. You defend your castle by defeating wave after wave of enemies through strategic trap placement and fast shooting. You will win once you defeat all the attackers, else you lose if the hitpoints of your castle reduce to zero. At the beginning, you only have access to one trap, the spike trap, which you can place on the battlefield. Slowly but surely, you will level up. You gain talent points from leveling and use it to upgrade your character's abilities and unlock more traps.

As far as weapons go, you start with a bow but can use upgrades to add a shotgun then lastly a cannon to your arsenal. If that is not enough, you can also unlock spells like fireball, iceball or a healing spell and use it in addition. Fun, though the field of vision needs to extend past the firing range. Either that or coins need to pick themselves up. Enemies drop a generous amount of coins on the floor but disappear fairly quickly. A coin magnet upgrade is always a welcome option in these types of games.

I enjoyed the whole game but I think it can be better. I highly suggest adding a storyline. It adds value to the game and I want to know why am I fighting or defending for... ^^ Graphics in Siege Knight are pretty appealing and music/effects suited incredibly well. Overall, Siege Knight is a little too easy for my taste even though the difficulty level increases near the end of the game. To end off, I think Siege Knight is an interesting blend of shooting and tower defense. Worth giving a quick run!

Siege Knight Guide
List of Upgrades in Siege Knight
Protector
Spike Trap - Increases spike trap damage by 10 / 20 / 30 / 40/ 50 %
Barricade - Unlocks barricade and increases health by 0 / 15 / 30 / 45 / 60 %
Coin - Enemies killed by traps have 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 % chance of dropping an extra coin
Hitpoints - Increases castle hitpoints by 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 / 150 %
Pit Trap - Unlocks the pit and reduces recharge time by 0 / 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 %
Hitpoint Regen - Regenerates 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 castle hitpoints per second
Knight - Unlocks the knight and increases health and attack damage by 0 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 %
Berserker - Knights go berserk at low health, boosting damage dealt by 50 % and reducing damage by 30 %

Champion
XP - Increases experience gained from enemies killed by the player by 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 %
Bow Upgrade - Increases damage done by bow by 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
Shotgun - Unlocks shotgun and increases damage done and bullets shot by 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
Bow Focus - Each consecutive arrow that hits an enemy deals 2 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 10 % extra damage up to a maximum of 30 % (Stacks with critical)
Cannon - Unlocks cannon and increases damage done by 0 / 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 %
Bow Crit - Arrows have 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 % chance of dealing double damage
Archer - Unlocks the archer and increases health and attack damage by 0 / 20 / 40 / 60 / 80 %
Poison Arrows - Archers shoot poison arrows which deal damage over time.

Sorcerer
Freeze Trap - Unlocks the ice trap which freezes enemies for 2 seconds and slows them by 0 / 12 / 24 / 36 / 48 % for an additional 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 seconds
Heal - Heals barricades, knights, and archers for 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 / 150 hitpoints
Fireball - Unlocks fireball and increases damage done to frozen or slowed enemies by 40 / 80 / 120 / 160 / 200 %
Iceball - Unlocks iceball and increases damage done to burning enemies by 40 / 80 / 120 / 160 / 200 %
Fireball Upgrade - Increases fireball burn length by 0.6 / 1.2 / 1.8 / 2.4 / 3 seconds and 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 damage
Iceball Upgrade - Increases iceball slow length by 0.6 / 1.2 / 1.8 / 2.4 / 3 seconds and 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 speed
Mana - Increases total mana by 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 / 125 % and mana regeneration by 50 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 250 %
Lightning - Unlocks lightning spells. BOOM!

Recommended Build for Siege Knight
1. XP +5
2. Bow Upgrade +5
3. Shotgun +5
4. Cannon +5
5. Bow Focus +5
6. Bow Crit +5
7. Archer +5
8. Poison Arrows +1
9. Spike Trap +5
10. Coins +5
11. Barricade +5
12. Freeze Trap +5
13. Hitpoints +5
14. Hitpoint Regen +5
15. Iceball +5
16. Iceball Upgrade +5
17. Mana +5
18. Fireball +5
19. Fireball Upgrade +5
20. Lightning +1
21. Heal +5
22. Pit Trap +5
23. Knight +5
24. Berserker +1

Siege Knight Walkthrough
For anyone having trouble with Siege Knight. Here is my simple guide to finish the game. I went with fully upgraded Archers in the first 3 rows to the right. Shielded them with two rows of fully upgraded walls, then another two row of Spike Trap. Lastly, end of with Freeze Trap. I think the most powerful combo you can unleash is Cannon(3) - Shotgun(2) - Bow(1). Simply hold the shoot button and press 321, 321 and repeat. Need not to be fast, just do it rhythmically. You will kill many other enemies with cannon this way. Don't forget that fireball and iceball are cheap and able to do triple damage if the target is frozen or burning. Switching back and forth the spells Fireball - Iceball - Fireball, will allow you to kill Dragons and Fire Demons quickly.

Thursday, March 28, 2013

More Which? Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

More Which?
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Developer: Yoshio Ishii
Genre: Puzzle

Game Review
Are you bored? Here is a simple five minutes pleasantly uncomplicated puzzle you can attempt to waste your time wisely and intelligently on. It is called More Which?. If you have been following me, I used to play and write a game review on Which? too. It's no surprise. More Which? is the follow-up of Which? by Yoshio Ishii of Nekogames. ^^

Both games have the exact same layout and idea. You start off with a question like 'Which Deep?'. Next, you will immediately notice the two circles side by side. You are supposed to find the solution or effects out the circles by clicking or dragging on them. The circles are the hints to the questions in other words. All you really need is some logic and observation to differentiate the differences. Most of the time they are pretty obvious and straightforward.

Very happy to see More Which?! Loved the first one and love this second incarnation. I have to admit some of these were really headscratcher; Which one "Full" and "Caught" had me stumped for a while. I also missed the last one, of course. Only 16/20 this time around but again, very clever game! It's nice to be appreciated and it feels to good to be told "Good."

More Which? Guide
Solution to More Which?
1) Which Eight? - Click and pull each circle. The one that stretches into 8 circles is it.
2) Which Skewer? - Lift up each circle. The one with a pole in the middle is it.
3) Which Deep? - Click and hold the cursor over each circle. The one in which the cursor sinks deeply is it.
4) Which Square? - Click and drag on the edges of each circle. The one whose four corners stay out into a square shape is it.
5) Which Mirror? - Hover your cursor over each circle. The one in which the cursor has a "reflection" is it.
6) Which Semitransparent? - Which your cursor as an arrow, click and hold between the two circles. Next, drag the arrow under each circle. The one under which you can see the arrow is semitransparent.
7) Which Iron? - Click and drag each circle up to the "ceiling." The one that sticks (notice the colors on top and bottom connote a magnet) is iron.
8) Which Emptiness? - Click on the blue space below the circles and drag it all the way down until it's all water. The circle that floats up to the surface is empty.
9) Which Clockwise? - Click and hold for a few seconds over each circle. The one that spins in a clockwise direction (from left to right) is clockwise.
10) Which Eraser? - Pick up each circle and "rub" it against the words at the top of the screen. The one that erases the words is an eraser.
11) Which Night? - Click the bottom of each circle and drag upwards to lift its "shades." The one that has a darkened sky with a pale blue moon (as opposed to a bright sunny sky) is night.
12) Which This Side? - Pick up each circle and drag it up to the words at the top of the screen. The one that goes over the words (instead of behind them) is on this side.
13) Which Clay? - Poke each circle. The one in which a lasting impression is made is clay.
14) Which Lacking? - Pull one circle over onto the other, and then vise verse. The one that gets cut out is lacking.
15) Which Caught? - Click on each circle to pull it up then click underneath it to hold it up. The one that wiggles like a caught fish is "caught." (This might take a little experimentation until you see it happen).
16) Which Long? - Click and pull each circle to the opposite side of the screen. The one that stretches out with a thinner line is long.
17) Which Slippery? - Click in the middle of each circle and drag upwards. The one on which your cursor swerves or slips around is slippery.
18) Which Fresh Mochi? - Mochi, the rice dough covered Japenese treat, is freshest when it's soft and pliant. So click on each circle and pull out. The one that pulls easiest and farthest is the fresh mochi.
19) Which Full? - Click the very top of each circle and pull up to look under its "lid." The one filled to the top with water is full.
20) Which Do not press? - This one you must answer quickly. When you click a circle, if the whole screen starts to shake, then quickly select it's corresponding "A" or "B" button before the screen blows up.

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Super Duck Punch! Game Review

Super Duck Punch
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Developer: Jmtb02 & Jimp
Genre: Action

Game Review
Hey people, today’s game review are going to be an interesting one. It's called Super Duck Punch by the famous game developer, Jmtb02, the creator of LOOT the game and Epic Combo series. The flash game is completely action packed and you can carry the title "The Greatest Animal Fighter" after finishing the game. Really amazing!

In Super Duck Punch, you'll finally be answering one of the most trickiest question you have been avoiding; "Would you rather fight 100 duck-sized horses or 1 horse-sized duck?". At the first level, you are literally given a choice to fight either 100 duck-sized horses or 1 horse-ized duck. After selecting, you will be taking control of an old-time boxer, thrown into the ring and battle to your death. Apparently, there are 20+ battles to engage and many challenges to explore. The entire match ups are totally random and very funny to play, however they can be brutal.

I was silly enough to choose the 100 duck-sized horses. Those little creatures overwhelm me as soon as I tried to land my first kick. The controls are very simple and easy to understand; 3 keys, Z, X and C to jab, punch and kick. You can simply mash up the buttons and eventually you'll win with almost no real strategy. I believe any young players will love it. My only major concern was the frame rate issues. My computer runs DOTA 2 just fine but gets real lag in certain stages. Other than that, I enjoyed the whole idea and the visuals. Just take a close look at the sweet-looking muscular gentlemen especially the handlebar mustache! Here is my small request. I want Super Duck Punch to have more choices and variations. Perhaps we can choose and customize the animals we want to fight like 1 elephant with lion head or 25 mouse-sized dragon and so on. That will be really awesome!

Jmtb02 really love animals in a special way... Something I have realized. ^^

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

simian.interface Game Review

simian.interface
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Developer: Vested Interest
Genre: Puzzle

Game Review
What is a simian? Simians are a classification of primates, which includes monkeys, apes, and humans. In other words, we are all simian but how do we prove it? Here is a test and we must complete some spatial reasoning puzzles to prove ourselves. Get ready and initialize puzzle simian.interface!

Vested Interest's simian.interface is a little strange puzzle flash game and hard to describe at first. As a monkey undergoing testing, your job is to move the mouse to align shapes and complete patterns. It started off simply filling one square with another, but as the levels progress difficulty ramps up quickly. You'll have to rely more and more by figuring out what you need to do as different colors and patterns come into play. I think all the puzzles are solvable and not overly taxing, however I've a feeling some may find this a little frustrating. Sort of mildly confused as to what's going on, but still intent on completing it.

It's almost a game created exclusively for me. Kept me entertained for a few minutes and amazed. Certainly not the hardest game I've played, but it made my brain work in a very different way. That's for sure! The subtle touches of minimalist colors, shapes, designs, and the cats, made this a memorable experience.

Monday, March 18, 2013

Nuclear Plant 2 Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Nuclear Plant 2
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Developer: PPLLAAYY Games
Genre: Shooter, Upgrades

Game Review
Still remember you failed to grow a tree back in Nuclear Pant? Don't worry, you are given a second chance. PPLLAAYY is back with their Nuclear Plant series! Titled Nuclear Plant 2 where your main goal this time is the same as the previous one; As humanity is nearing its end, and it is up to you to preserve life at all costs.

You are given the same task as before but now everything is stationed on the moon. You need to grow the tree again which will eventually make the moon inhabitable with all the oxygen produced. There is a high possibility you can restart life on the moon. However, moon aliens are against it because oxygen is poisonous to them. Your focus is to fight off waves of enemies to buy yourself enough time to run the incubator and research to upgrade your skills.

Here's my two cents' worth. Nuclear Plant 2 is basically the exact same game, everything seems to have been kept the same other than a new background and power ups. What's worth mentioning is the developers have made the game slighting more challenging. An example is you can't jump over the enemies without getting hurt, and also due to slow reloading and poor accuracy in the early stages. I had to constantly buy health to stay alive. Lucky enough, Nuclear Plant 2 has Power ups like Acceleration and Freeze provides more control in battles.

Definitely a worthy sequel but lacking in something. Honestly, this game could have been so much better... Perhaps, floating on the moon or building turrets? It is a nice way to give the game longevity. ^^ I will say, more experienced players will expect more. Newer and more casual players should get better mileage from the game. All in all, you should give Nuclear Plant 2 a try in anyway.

Nuclear Plant 2 Guide
Recommended Skills Build For Nuclear Plant 2
- Science Researching +1
- Science Researching +2
- Science Researching +3
- Science Researching +5 (max)
- Money +1
- Money +2
- Money +3
- Money +5 (max)
- Reloading speed +1
- Reloading speed +2
- Reloading speed +3
- Reloading speed +5 (max)
- Shooting Accuracy +1
- Shooting Accuracy +2
- Shooting Accuracy +3
- Shooting Accuracy +5(max)
- Plant Growing Speed +1
- Plant Growing Speed +2
- Plant Growing Speed +3
- Plant Growing Speed +5 (max)
*Optional to upgrade Health Regeneration*
- Health Regeneration +1
- Health Regeneration +2
- Health Regeneration +3
- Health Regeneration +5 (max)
*Optional to upgrade Health Protection*
- Health Protection +1
- Health Protection +2
- Health Protection +3
- Health Protection +5(max)
Total Skill Points: 77 (full build) or 55 (semi-full build)

Skills Build for Nuclear Plant 2
1. Upgrade the Science Researching speed all the way first. Do not start working on the plant growing speed until all other skills are researched completely.
2. Upgrade the Money all the way.
3. Upgrade your Reloading Speed and Shooting Accuracy evenly according to your needs.
4. Upgrade Plant Growing Speed now.
5. (Optional) You can choose to upgrade your Health Protection and Health Regeneration later. You can always grab health packs at the shop.

Gun Build For Nuclear Plant 2
For full build, grab the energy gun at $150 then multi-ray gun at $3500, lastly when you have $12000 go for heavy pulsar gun. heavy pulsar gun is overpowered. Now, you can freely collect all the guns whenever you like. :)

Pro tip: My strategy for killing was to wait until the monsters are really close to me and then kill them as quick as possible and immediately afterwards hit down and shift at the same time to reload and keep upgrading. Don't hesitate to grab health packs if you need.


Friday, March 15, 2013

Fear Less! Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Fear Less!
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Developer: Greg Lane & Anna Oliver
Genre: Distance, Upgrades

Game Review
Dear diary, I had a dream I was playing a wonderful flash game with awesome sound and perfectly fitting graphics. Unfortunately, I had to wake up... Fearless is an interesting idea and has a decent storyline for an distance flash game. The short storyline behind Fear Less is you playing as a little girl who has the same recurring dream over and over again, being chased by a fox grim reaper in a forest. It's pretty scary to have such nightmares! Therefore, clear your mind and overcome it by learning how to fear less.

It's a beautiful and enjoyable game the developers have crafted. So as she runs, the forest turns against her trying to cripple her with obstacles; Mushrooms trying to trip her, foxes start attacking her, rabbits slowing her down by skipping towards her and etc. I like how it makes sense how the game only ends once you've gotten all the medals, if you think about it. You start as a weak, mostly helpless girl with no idea what's going on, but as she goes through the nightmare again and again, she gets stronger and stronger, to the point where she's really no longer scared. She basically is being a stronger version of yourself to escape the nightmare. Here is something we can learn from!

I manage to beat the nightmare, it wasn't as difficult when it came down to it. It has some challenges but they don't take grinding, just getting a bit used to the game. Really the hardest part is to run flawlessly for 2 minutes. And the upgrade system is there to help you, it certainly adds a little replay value. I had a good time with this and am looking forward to a similar continuation of this. Keep up the good work! It makes me wonder how many foxes woke up that night after having a nightmare about strolling though a forest, minding their own business, only to be mercilessly being disemboweled by a passing girl with a red bow and a sword.

Fear Less! Guide
List of Upgrades in Fear Less!
Recover - Recover Health. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Health - Gain half a heart. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Jump - Jump higher. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Sword - Better sword aim. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Fox Ears - Foxes won't attack you. Cost: 200

Recommended Build for Fear Less!
1. Jump
2. Recover
3. Sword
4. Health
5. Repeat until you get all upgrades.
6. Fox Ears

List of Medals in Fear Less!
Death Dodger - Run 100m far.
Recurring Nightmares - Run 666m total.
The Grass is Greener - Run 500m far.
The Hardest One - Win a medal.
If You Can't Beat Em... - Buy the Fox Ears.
All of the Things - Buy all upgrades.
Traumatized - Die 10 times.
Fighting Back - Travel twice as far as your first run.
Master of Suspense - Recover from near death to full health.
Trouble With Truffles - Only take damage from mushrooms.
Like a Badger Badger - Jump over 100 mushrooms.
Mushroom Cloud - Jump over 500 obstacles total.
Out Fox - Pop 20 foxes.
Over the Moon - Pop 15 wolves.
With Her Bear Hands - Pop 10 bears.
How Could You? - Hurt an innocent bunny.
You're NOT on Fire! - Safely run past 100 fires.
Sunshine - Beat the Nightmare.
Collector - Get 15 Dream Coins in one run.
Hoarder - Get 300 Dream Coins in your bank.
All of the Money - Get 150 Dream Coins in one run.
Pacifist - Jump over an enemy.
Friend to Nature - Jump over every kind of animal.
Squat Thrusts - Jump off the screen.
Rhythm - Run 20s flawlessly.
Flow Ninja - Run 60s flawlessly.
Inception - Run 120s flawlessly.

Honestly getting all the medals are pretty straightforward but if you want to ask me which is the hardest medal to get... I personally think is to run flawlessly for 2 minutes. I would highly suggest you to get all the upgrades first before trying. Basically don't Double/Triple jump just because you can, you may need to Double/Triple jump over something and not be able to because your still in the air.

Pro-Tip: You can actually jump over enemies, if you miss on the sword bar, and avoid taking damage.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Cat God vs Sun King 2 Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Cat God vs Sun King 2
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Play Online: Cat God vs Sun King 2
Developer: Nerdook
Genre: Action, Upgrades

Game Review
As soon as I saw Nerdook's name next to a game, I know I have to play it and write a game review about it. The flash game is called Cat God vs Sun King 2, apparently is a sequel of the original Cat God vs Sun King. I have never played Cat God vs Sun King yet but surprisingly, lots of comments said Nerdook took the Cat God vs Sun King 2 in a different direction.

As to what I feel about this game, I find it rather interesting. It is mainly defense based because you're playing as the Cat God who is defending himself from the tower being built. If the Sun King and its minion succeed in building its temple all the way up then you lose. You can't let it happen, so you have to destroy the Sun King and his Tower by using fireballs, a Divine Pillar of Flames, meteors, sandworms, locusts, and more! Fireballs rain down automatically following your cursor and the Divine Pillar of Flames can be activated by clicking when a fire ring is shown around your cursor.

You guys know what sucks? You are happily farming your way and maxing out all your upgrades before plowing through the levels, and then you realize... You must defeat yourself as a Sun King with 3 health bars! I got to say level 7 is the best one among all even though, it took me quite a while to defeat myself. I love replaying that because after playing as the sun emperor against my fully upgraded Cat God, I begin to realize what he feels as hundreds of his men die in vain. >:)

Nerdook, nice job as always. It's really a cool game and I like the concept. The gameplay is fluid and also addictive. After trying so hard to win this game, the ending was definitely worth the effort. I'm just saying... Some cats just want to watch the world burn.

Cat God vs Sun King 2 Guide
List of Upgrades in Cat God vs Sun King 2
Cat God
Health - Increase your starting health to 10 / 15 / 20 points. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Arrows - Reduces arrow speed and Archer firing rate. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Recharge - Recharge your Divine Pillar of Flames in 6 / 5 / 4 seconds. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Combos - 1 / 2 / 3 additional Coins per combo kill. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Scarabs - Increase the spawn rate and coin bonus of Scarabs. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Powers - Triggers a Scarab Power with 4 / 3 / 2 Scarabs. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Sandworm - Scarab Power: Summon a large sandworm to devour your enemies. Price: 200 / 800 / 2500
Locusts - Scarab Power: Each swarm eats up to three enemies. Price: 200 / 800 / 2500
Meteor - Scarab Power: Meteor now damages the building as it falls. Price: 200 / 800 / 2000
Firewall - Scarab Power: Increase duration to 4 / 5 / 6 seconds. Price: 200 / 800 / 2500
Mummies - Scarab Power: Createa total of 6 / 8 / 10 Mummies. Price: 200 / 800 / 2500
Ankh - Triggers on death: Restores 3 HP and teleports enemies away. Useable Once per game. Price: 1500

Sun King
Health - Increase Sun Emperor's starting Health to 4 / 5 / 6. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Offense - Increase the speed of the Sun Emperor's fireballs. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000
Defense - Increases the Sun Emperor's movement speed. Price: 175 / 750 / 2000

Enemy Codex in Cat God vs Sun King 2
Slave - The most common (and weakest) minion of the Sun King. Their bald heads allow for greater thermoregulation in the desert heat. They are decent builders, mostly due to their sheer numbers.
Soldier - With fireballs raining down constantly from the skies, they are the only ones smart enough to put a shield over their heads. But that does not actually protect them much.
Archer - Armed with a bow and seemingly limitless supply of arrows, these guys can take pot shots at the Cat God from a distance. Best to take them out early.
Priest - Selfless protectors of their fellow minions. Creates a cute little protective bubble around a random ally, which can take exactly one hit before disintegrating. Their robes are made of silky satin.
Artisan - Unlike the amateur slaves running around the place, these guys are actually trained in architecture and civil engineering. Builds three times faster than anyone else. Kill them quickly.
Priestess - Her special ability only triggers when you kill her, and make her stronger than you can possibly imagine Okay, not really. When she dies, she splits into two Ghosts.
Ghost - Half of a dead Priestess doomed to wander the temples of the Sun King until killed. On the other hand, they are immune to Locusts and Sandworms.
Jackal - Unlike all the other minions, this guys just stands still, and occasionally teleports to a random ally. When he teleports, he shoots a single arrow at Cat God. What a Jerk.
Flyer - Dreams of being a seagull, soaring high in the sky. Moves faster when ignited suicidally charging towards the Cat God. His erratic fly patterns makes him a little harder to hit.
Sun King - The big man. The head honcho. Mister numero uno. The once and future king, etc etc. Able to take multiple hits, with a chance of hurling fireballs back at the Cat God when struck.

Recommended Build for Cat God vs Sun King 2
Cat God
1. Combos
2. Recharge
3. Scarabs
4. Powers
5. Health
6. Arrows
7. Firewall
8. Sandworm
9. Locusts
10. Mummies
11. Meteor
12. Repeat!
13. Buy Ankh when you have extra money.

For Sun King battles: Aim and use the fireball to hit Scarabs to trigger power or, if you have bad aiming, use Divine Pillar of Flames to gather Scarabs. Next, remember to target the Sun King or other stronger minions in order to win. Stronger minion such as jackals or Sun King can launch projectiles like arrows and fireballs, always get rid of them as soon as possible. Don't wait until it's too late, health over money!

It's advisable to upgrade non-power based things first. Why? Because you'll use a power is only going to come up maybe once or twice a game, but that's unlikely - on average you'll use powers less than once in the beginning. As you start getting more money, upgrade Scarabs/Power and it becomes more worthwhile and cheap compared to the other upgrades!.

Sun King
1. Offense
2. Defense
3. Health
4. Repeat!

For God Cat battle: Dodge any incoming attacks to your best of your ability. The Cat God is very predictable. At any given point of time, if your minions or your fireball hits the God cat, it triggers Firewall. During this period, run to the edge and pray for Scarabs. Once Firewall is finished, aim God Cat again with your fireball. It's a cycle if you notice.