10 More Bullets Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

10 More Bullets

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Developer: Michel Gerard
Genre: Shooter

Game Review
Well, for today's review I decided to introduce a game that was just released a few days ago. The flash game is called 10 More Bullets. 10 More Bullets is apparently a sequel to its older game aka, 10 Bullets, where the objective remains the same. After playing this, I see the game went beyond just a sequel and made a near completely different game while still standing by the original concept.

At its core, this game is a very simple chain reaction game. Where you have 10 bullets to destroy as many flying ships in a huge chain reaction explosion as you possibly could. It is a very simple concept, but there is a lot more going on in 10 More Bullets. For those who had tried 10 Bullets, you will notice there is an upgrade system implemented to 10 More Bullets. Which you can upgrade various aspects of your cannon or even buy more than 10 bullet shots. The downside is there is still some skill involved in shooting those bullets correctly to trigger a great chain reaction. I personally think is an awesome feature for those who are aiming to set high scores.

The design is simple but solid. Another worth highlighting is the different ship types. Now, some better looking ships occasionally drop items/booster which you have little grabber helpers that pick up these and bring them to your gun base. These items have effects which typically help your score, such as from sending special ship waves to 2x score multiplier and more.

Never thought pressing 1 button could be so satisfying. I bet this little flash game is going to be one of those good old games that reminds you that a concept can be very simple and yet so intensely fun at the same time. I played this game for almost nearly 2 hours (still playing) and I enjoy it every time. Great flash game, must try!

10 More Bullets Guide
List of Upgrades in 10 More Bullets
Max Combo - You set bigger explosions.
Combo: 6 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25
Boosters - More boosters at the same time.
No. Slot: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
Grabbers - They grab stuff on the ground for you.
No. Grabbers: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
Special Waves - Big wave with lots of ships.
No. Ships per Wave: 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 50

Recommended Build for 10 More Bullets
1. Max Combo
2. Special Waves
3. Boosters
4. Grabbers
5. Repeat!

10 More Bullets Walkthrough
At the start of every round, wait for the small fast brown ship to come. You won't always be able to hit it, but if you do, it'll give you a huge explosion like 15 shots and always drop a bonus. This will help bring in massive amounts of gold if you manage to get a good combo from it. Do not even really worry about shooting the bigger ships with your main shot, you are just wasting your precious bullets! Just save it to trigger a massive combo, that's the most effective way to spend your bullet.

For new players, you can follow the recommended build above. I suggest you buy the first max combo as your first buy then buy the special wave upgrade. This will help you make tons more points which in turn makes you even more gold. Also, extra booster slots are key for more scores. However, you should never have more grabbers than slots, although both are important. Note that, when you have 3 grabbers the little gold ship becomes a good thing to aim for as ships on screen will become gold worth like 20 gold each. This can give a huge amount of money, especially if a special wave is in progress. Have fun!

Zombo Buster Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Zombo Buster

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Developer: FireBeastStudio
Genre: Defense, Upgrades

Game Review
Zombo Buster is the latest tower defense game brought to you by FireBeastStudio, aka the maker of Evilgeddon Spooky Max and Bois D'Arc. This time round it's about killing incoming hordes of zombies. Which involves a lot of explosions, lightning, lasers and rapid firing. Are you ready to protect Medan City from the awful zombification?

The goals are straightforward in Zombo Buster. Eliminate any zombies coming from the right trying get into the doors on the left, by leading the anti-zombie squad in groups of three... Camping in elevators! These elevators can be swapped back and forth between different floors which is required in the later part of the game. For those who find micromanaging objects isn't your thing. A quick solution would be to purchase new ones. Afterward click the walkie-talkies to call in any soldiers you can afford to hold them off. The cost of different soldiers varies slightly, as does their strengths and weaknesses. If you've got the coin to spare, you can even upgrade them to a higher tier which makes even more powerful than previous. Basically, implementing the right strategies and unit management is crucial, else you will find difficult to repel stronger and stubborn zombies.

The game is pretty unique, a kind reminiscent of Plant vs Zombies, with horizontal alignment. Overall, it's a fresh approach to the genre especially the lane-based defense gameplay felt really solid. The only downside is the difficulty/progression. After the first level or two the difficulty spikes enormously simply because of how many zombies begin swarming you. Some may find it punishing then get stuck in a matter of minutes. Firstly because the unit upgrades do not compliment the increase in difficulty, and there are a limited number of gems. You basically can't grind for upgrades... Can be pretty frustrating to some, however I see nothing wrong with a challenge. I enjoyed the game. :)

A neat game. Keep up the great work! I hope to see more soon.

Zombo Buster Guide
List of Units in Zombo Buster
Gunner Squad
Private Gunner (Tier 0)
Description: A Regular shooter with ordinary handgun. Very good for one on one.
Damage: 15 - 20, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: None

Sergeant Gunner (Tier 1)
Description: A trained shooter with better shooting experience. Getting stronger...
Damage: 20 - 25, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: None

Captain Lethal (Tier 2)
Description: Trained with the abillity to hit enemy wiht superb damage. Ready zombies?
Damage: 25 - 30, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Critical Lv1

Colonel Lethal (Tier 3)
Description: Just promoted and also stronger critical.
Damage: 30 - 50, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Critical Lv2

Chief Lethal (Tier 4)
Description: Highest rank, highest critical rate, death to zombies!
Damage: 50 - 70, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Critical Lv3

Captain Immobilize (Tier 2)
Description: ANalternae evolution, armed with speical ministun gun. Halt zombies!
Damage: 20 - 30, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Ministun Lv1

Colonel Immobilize (Tier 3)
Description: Gun Upgraded! Get ready to see some laggy zombies!
Damage: 30 - 40, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Ministune LV2

Chief Immobilize (Tier 4)
Description: The leader of squad equipped with the best stun gun ever!
Damage: 40 - 50, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Ministun Lv3

Agent Squad
Private Agent (Tier 0)
Description: Young, fast and dangerous with high firing rate.
Damage: 4 - 5Firing Rate: Fast, Special: None

Sergeant Agent (Tier 1)
Description: Better firing rate, last hit stealer!
Damage: 5 - 6, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: None

Captain Assault (Tier 2)
Description: Specialize in vital shooting that causes a mini push to a single zombie.
Damage: 6 - 8, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Minipush Lv1

Colonel Assault (Tier 3)
Description: Trained with special tactic and able to push zombies with better distance.
Damage: 8 - 10, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Minipush Lv2

Chief Assault (Tier 4)
Description: One and only shooter with superb protective pushing skills. Don't touch my door!
Damage: 10 - 12, Firing Rate: Fast, Special: Minipush Lv3

Captain Tesla (Tier 2)
Description: Armed with the discovery of electric gun that pierce through enemies.
Damage: 10 - 20, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Lightning Lv1

Colonel Tesla (Tier 3)
Description: Improved guns and sutis, let's put some more shocks to the party.
Damage: 20 - 40, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Lightning Lv2

Chief Tesla (Tier 4)
Description: Fance and excellent for line of zombies in various distance. Feel the zap!
Damage: 40 - 60, Firing Rate: Normal, Special: Lightning Lv3

Bombard Squad
Private Bombard (Tier 0)
Description: An ex-stunman from action movies. Very talented and experienced dead man walking
Damage: 10 - 20 , Firing Rate: Slow, Special: None

Sergeant Bombard (Tier 1)
Description: Equipped with safety helmet to cover the exploding parts of zombies.
Damage: 20 - 30,
Firing Rate: Slow,
Special: None

Captain Stun (Tier 2)
Description: Extreme version and loves to create stunning effect as well as stunning zombies.
Damage: 30 - 50, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Area Stun Lv1

Colonel Stun (Tier 3)
Description: Level Up! Zombies are meant to be stopped with improved stun duration.
Damage: 50 - 75, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Area Stun Lv2

Chief Stun (Tier 4)
Description: An extreme professional who uses mini nurclear for his daily routine.
Damage: 75 - 125, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Area Stun Lv3

Captain Repulsor (Tier 2)
Description: Being a true fans of the iron armor, he invetned a gun that shoots alike. Prefers knockback than stun.
Damage: 15 - 20, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Force Back Lv1

Colonel Repulsor (Tier 3)
Description: Added some upgrades for the gun. Thanks to serach engines, zombies get ready!
Damage: 20 - 25, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Force Back Lv2

Chief Repulsor (Tier 4)
Description: Maybe he'll never be able to create iron armor but at least he got this jet powered beam cannon.
Damage: 25 - 30, Firing Rate: Slow, Special: Force Back Lv3

List of Zombies in Zombo Buster
Zombie
Description: Normal zombie in normal situation. Quite cute and not deadly.
Health: 60, Speed: Normal, Damage: 1

Girlhopper
Description: They don't walk, they hop and take very short time to reach any door.
Health: 70, Speed: Fast, Damage: 1

Big Lud
Description: Quite slow and quite strong, at least they can cover their friends behind.
Health: 260, Speed: Slow, Damage: 1

Fencer
Description: A little bit smarter than other, they bring fences to block special effect.
Health: 190, Speed: Normal, Damage: 1

Megaphone
Description: Comes in person but if you let them walk too long, they'll call friends.
Health: 180, Speed: Normal, Damage: 1

Azdol and Mevda
Description: Big one is slow but small one aims for elevator, don't let your guard down!
Health: 280, Speed: Slow, Damage: 1

Giganzom
Description: A friend of Big Dude in rugby costume. Nice defense and blocks more damage.
Health: 400, Speed: Slow, Damage: 1

Zwat Squad
Description: Infected special forces squad, they block special effect much long with their special shield.
Health: 350, Speed: Normal, Damage: 1

Zomhee
Description: Use both hands and feet to move, super quick and threatening.
Health: 160, Speed: Fast, Damage: 1

Gargantuan
Description: Mutated version with super defense, better get this one down first!
Health: 1450, Speed: Slow, Damage: 2

Daywalker
Description: Mutated version of zombie and much stronger than before.
Health: 120, Speed: Normal, Damage: 1

Ladyjumper
Description: Mutated version of Girlhopper, faster and more threatening.
Health: 140, Speed: Fast, Damage: 1

Gigaphone
Description: Mutated version of Megaphone, with superb cowardly skill.
Health: 230, Speed: Normal, Attack: 1

Zomhee Q
Description: Mutated version of Zomhee, seems like the most annoying enemy.
Health: 250, Speed: Fast, Damage: 1

Mevda
Description: Aim for the rightest unit and self destruct when collides army!
Health: 110, Speed: Fast, Damage: 1

Steady Gang
Description: Makes you feel excited or bad anytime with the rhythm of the evil guitar!
Health: Unknown, Speed: Slow, Attack: Status Effect

Zakaki Davinci
Description: An imaginist zombie, can do almost anything with his magical dead tablet.
Health: Unknown, Speed: Slow, Attack: Death Journal

Picici
Description: Usually zombies are brainless but not this one. Manipulates everyone including you!
Health: Unknown, Speed: Slow, Attack: Malfunction

Pokeaang
Description: A maniac of the red-white ball series! Beware of the balls!
Health: Unknown, Speed: Slow, Attack: Zomball

Hyper Genezuz
Description: The boss of zombies... NO INFORMATION, EXTRA CAUTION PLEASE!
Health: Unknown, Speed: Slow, Attack: Doom Rocket

List of Upgrades in Zombo Buster
Gunner Squad
Tax Free - Reduce base Gunner Squad's hiring fee by 10.
Alien Gun - Increase Gunner Squad's damage by 20%.
Headshot - Increase both squad chance to inflict critical/ministun.
Antizombie Bullet - Increase Lethal Squad's critical damage and Immobilize Squad's ministun last a little bit longer. Freeze or die?

Agent Squad
Physical Training - Extra 25% damage to every bullet shot by Agent Squad.
Gunplay - Increase Agent Squad's firing speed slightly.
Focus - Increase both squad chance to inflict lightning/minipush.
Turbo Mode - Improve Tesla Squad's lightning by 3 enemies and extra minipush distance for Assault Squad. Get away from my door!

Bombard Squad
Demon Gunpowder - Increase Bombard's Squad's hit radius.
Outrage - Increase Bombard Squad's damage by 20%.
Berserk - Increase chance to inflict stun/force back for both squad.
Heavy Buster - Stun Squad stuns for extra 0.5 sec and Repulsor Squad knocks even further. Go home zombies!

Utilities
Bounty Cash - Earn 30% bonus cash from calling next wave.
Organization Treasury - Start up with extra 20% fund.
Leftover - Enemies killed will happily drop a little amount of bonus cash.
Life Insurance - Get extra 5 life points for all stages, thanks Firebeast!

Bomb of Duty
Bomb Crafting - The art of bomb crafting, reduce cooldown by 5 secs.
Radiation - Increase explosion radius.
Explosive Gas - Increase explosion damage by 25%.
Pyrotechnic - Add bonus stun effect for 1 sec, feel lagging zombies!

Time Machine
Stop + - Increase stop duration by 1 sec.
Turbo Battery - Reduce cooldown by 10 secs.
Stop ++ - Increase stop duration by 2 secs.
Hypnosis - All stopped enemies receive 10% extra damage dealt, fever time!

Flamebot
Flamethrower + - Increase flamethrower damage by 25%.
Turbo Mechanic - Reduce cooldown by 10 secs.
Flamethrower ++ - Increase flamethrower damage by 50%.
Burning floor - Cooking zombies? Impossible is nothing! Use this and you'll see the floor in fire as well as zombies on fire!

Recommended Build for Zombo Buster
1. Bounty Cash
2. Organization Treasury
3. Leftover
4. Demon Gunpowder
5. Outrage
6. Berserk
7. Heavy Buster
8. Bomb Crafting
9. Radiation
10. Explosive Gas
11. Pyrotechnic
12. Stop +
13. Turbo Battery
14. Stop ++
15. Hypnosis
16. Flamethrower +
17. Turbo Mechanic
18. Flamethrower ++
19. Burning floor
20. Life Insurance
21. Upgrade the rest in random order!

Zombo Buster Walkthrough
The only effective unit in the game goes to Bombard's Squad! Thanks to its area damage, it can clear swarm of zombies quickly unlike other solo targeted units. Simple math, if there are three zombies (there are usually a lot more), and the bombard unit does 10 damage, then it does 30 damage with every hit. On the other hand, the other two units shoot only one zombie at a time. For them to keep up, they'd need to do around 30 damage in the time it takes the bombard unit to shoot once. Bombard squad is OP!

Generally, you will build as many Bombards as possible, until all the elevators are full. Slowly and steady upgrade them until you have 2 Chief Stun and 1 Repulsor in each elevator. This will work with all stages, only if you follow my recommended build above! Else, you can also try 1 Bombard and 2 Agents. They are good except for the last stage. ;)

Pro-Tip: Clicking a zombie lowers its health a small bit. Get an auto clicker from the internet to click 100 times a second and bosses are a cakewalk.

An Epic Minimalistic Adventure Game Review

An Epic Minimalistic Adventure

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Developer: Monster Brain Inc
Genre: Puzzle

Game Review
Great, original, weird, and quirky... This are some of the words how I'm going to describe on this flash game called, An Epic Minimalistic Adventure. It is a very well done 5 minute game; Simple and first of its kind which I actually enjoyed it quite a bit.

According to the description, the game is made entirely using the GUI components of a UI library called MinimalComps. Basically, it is a set of ActionScript 3.0 User Interface Components for Flash. I am neither a programmer nor a software person, but in simple terms I think is some sort of add-ons or language. Don't blame if I'm wrong, I don't know what am I saying too. I'm just trying to make myself look smart by making a wise guess/explanation! At its core, An Epic Minimalistic Adventure is filled with puzzles and several interesting experimental game play. They're sort of cool, but can be oddly complicated too. I was stuck at first, quickly get how it works afterwards.

Everything was pretty much minimal, which goes to show that you don't need great graphics, premium content, endless loading screens or all those other features of "big" games to deliver outstanding entertainment. Please sir, I want some more! My princess is in another castle. :D

Pre-Civilization: Stone Age Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Pre-Civilization: Stone Age

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Developer: Mikhail Vasilyev & Andrew Schmitt
Genre: Simulation, Strategy

Game Review
Let's briefly talk more about the genre, simulation. I realize I am not playing and exploring the genre enough. Till date, I only have three game reviews on the genre shows that I lack exposure to it. It's time, I shall do more. Pre-Civilization: Stone Age is a simulation and strategy flash game that I really enjoyed this great game for what it is.

In Pre-Civilization: Stone Age, you are to create and lead your own tribe from the first human primates lived 4 million years ago to the first civilizations of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Your primary objective of the game is to develop your primitive encampment to a full city in the least amount of 100 turns. There is a lot need to be done... Like sustaining a steady food production for a growing population, getting enough resources to build houses and palaces and defending the village by ward off enemy attacks. You need to be very effective with your management skills and do expect the unexpected events.

The game itself seems pretty well thought out, was more complex than I thought it would be. Great game, however could be better. Winning seems more a matter of luck than skill, either you will encounter enough random events that benefit you in the right ways at the right times to increase population and such or you won't. Because you can only upgrade technology and build so fast, all of this is based on population. Meanwhile, the population grows way too slow to be meaningful beating the game. Any one or two random disasters can ruin you the whole game. Basically, it's challenging especially when playing in chieftain or deity mode.

The game has so much potential and half of me wants to dive back into the game right now to beat deity mode. A creative game that I had a good time trying to beat. In my opinion, this is fun, hope to see a second one someday!

Pre-Civilization: Stone Age Guide
List of Techs in Pre-Civilization: Stone Age
4000 - 1000k Years B.C.
Gathering
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Gathering': Each person makes 2 food, 10 people max.
Requirements: Nothing

Knowledge of Plants
Description: Gathering + 10 people max and + 1 food per person.
Requirements: Research Points 1, Gathering

Use of Fire
Description: Population + 5 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1.

Crude Stone Tools
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Stoneworking': Each person makes 3 production, 5 people max. Unlocks the building of dwelling.
Requirements: Research Points 1.

Fur Clothing
Description: Population + 10 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, Crude Stone Tools.

Improved Stone Tools
Description: Stoneworking + 10 people max. Unlocks the building of workshop.
Requirements: Research Points 1, Crude Stone Tools

Hunting
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Hunting': Each person makes 3 food, 5 people max. Strength + 20%.
Requirements: Research Points 1.

Primitive Weapons
Description: Strength + 30%.
Requirements: Research Points 1, Hunting

1000 - 50k Years B.C.
Advanced Gathering
Description: Gathering + 30 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Knowledge of Plants.

Religion
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Worship': Each person makes 3 culture, 10 people max. Unlocks the building of Burial Place.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Use of Fire.

Art
Description: Worship + 15 Pwople Max
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Religion.

Building of Fire
Description: Population + 20 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Use of Fire.

Shelter
Description: Population + 100 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Building of Fire.

Advanced Stone Tools
Description: Stonework + 20 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Improved Stone Tools.

Thrown Weapons
Description: Strength + 50%.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Primitive Weapons.

Trapping
Description: Hunting + 5 people max, and + 1 food per person. Unlocks the building of hunting camp.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Hunting.

Captive Animals
Description: Hunting + 10 people max. Unlocks the building Storage.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Trapping.

Fishing
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Fishing': Each person makes 3 food, 20 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 1000k Years B.C. and Hunting.

50 - 4k Years B.C.
Agritculture
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Food Production', + 2 food per person, 200 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Advanced Gathering.

Barter
Description: Passive growth of culture and production + 20%.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Agriculture.

Adornment
Description: Worship + 50 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Art.

Pottery
Description: Population + 400 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Shelter

Architecture
Description: Population + 200 maximum. Unlocks the building Megalith.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C., Shelter and Component Tools.

Cloth Outfit
Description: Population + 1000 maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Fur Clothing

Component Tools
Description: Stoneworking +174 people max. Unlocks the building Palisades.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Stone Tools.

Ranged Weapons
Description: Strength + 100%.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Thrown Weapons.

Domestication
Description: Hunting + 100 Maximum.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Captive Animals.

Animal Husbandry
Description: Unlocks the activity 'Food Production', +3 food per person, 200 people max.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Domestication.

Fish Hooks
Description: Fishing + 40 people max, and + 1 food per person.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Fishing.

Fishing Nets
Description: Fishing + 120 people max and + 2 food per person.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C. and Fishing Nets.

Social class
Description: Unlocks the building palace and possibility to win the game.
Requirements: Research Points 1, 50k Years B.C., Barter and Architecture.

List of Buildings in Pre-Civilization: Stone Age
Dwelling
Description: Population + 10 maximum, + 20% to passive growth of culture and production.
Requirements: Technology: Crude Stone Tools, Production Points: 100.

Workshop
Description: Stonework production + 1 per person.
Requirements: Technology: Improved Stone Tools, Production Points: 400.

Hunting Camp
Description: Hunting + 10 people maximum, + 1 food per person to hunting.
Requirements: Technology: Trapping, Production Points: 800.

Burial Place
Description: Culture + 1 per person for worship.
Requirements: Technology: Religion, Production Points: 1400.

Storage
Description: Passive Growth of culture and production + 20%.
Requirements: Technology: Captive Animals, Production Points: 3000.

Palisade
Description: Strength + 200%.
Requirements: Technology: Component Tools, Production Points: 5400.

Megalith
Description: Worship + 125 people maximum stonework production + 2 per person.
Requirements: Technology: Architecture, Production Points: 7000.

Palace
Description: Beat the game.
Requirements: Technology: Social class, Production Points: 15000.

List of Evolution in Pre-Civilization: Stone Age
Australopithecus
Description: Basic type of human-primate, no bonuses.
Requirements: None.

Homo Habilis
Description: Improved form of human-primate, culture bonus 20%.
Requirements: Production points 50.

Homo Erectus
Description: Improved form of human-primate, culture bonus 40%.
Requirements: Production points 1000.

Homo Heidelbergensis
Description: Primative people, culture bonus 60%.
Requirements: Production points 2500.

Homo Sapiens
Description: Modern Humans, culture bonus 100%.
Requirements: Production points 12000.

Pre-Civilization: Stone Age Walkthrough
Notes
- First off, if the first event is an ice age, you aren't gonna win, so restart if ice hits early (finding a nut grove, on the other hand, is badass to put it bluntly).
- You can ignore risk for at least most of the first age which means have no guards if you have population space, growth is much more important, but try not to underestimate the Barbarians later on, as they will wreck you if their stats are high.
- Cheat dumb barbarians when you can, as it results in no loss, which is quite precious.
- Despite the above tip, its actually safe to have risk up to around 30-35%.
- The strength of your guards has nothing to do with neither the stats of barbarians or storms, nor your odds of winning a fight against barbarians.
- Don't bother getting fishing. I'm not sure if it gets better than farming for a per worker rate, but you can grow fast enough without fishing.
- Once you hit a new age, you normally get a new boost in pop cap, so get everyone on food jobs if you can once the pop cap increase comes.
- As a last resort against strong barbarians, if they're after your forest, maybe your desert, it's worth it to just surrender those lands, as the forest will be useless once you get farming (get both the techs for farming). You'll need the mountains though, so do not let them take that, as barbarian land grabs are permanent and every bit counts when your shooting for palace building.
- If the barbians eat your people, you may actually be able to recover if you have a lightning fast population growth speed.
- Other than that, victory rides heavily on luck, mostly the lack of an Ice Age, so one of the only ways to get victory is keep trying and hope for better luck.

Strategy
The first tech you should get is the gathering boost (2 cherries). Getting hunting seems like a decent idea, but only opens 5 work slots instead of 10, so hold off on that for a little. The next most important thing to population growth is cultural growth for technology, but you don't unlock the desert until the next age, so you'll have to make due with getting Use Of Fire next for a higher pop. cap. I've tried stone tools early instead, but having more people earlier pays off later, not to mention each person generates culture and production on their own, even guards. Stone tools is pretty important too though, so get that as your third tech.

Once you start mining, work straight towards building Dwellings as soon as possible for an extra, much needed pop cap increase, and build up population from there. Cloth clothing can very much be worth it, so you might want to get Fur Clothing, but not if its right when the next age is about to happen, you'll want to save it for Religion. Then once hitting the next age, get Religion to boost your tech a lot, then Building of Fire for a pop cap boost, followed by getting Trapping asap since hunting becomes more effective than gathering in the second age. You may also want to skip building a Workshop so you can build a Hunting Camp, it can help a ton.

From there, the idea is to grow as fast as possible, but do not totally neglect production, as starting early can be the difference between victory and failure. You know you should be doing well if you evolve to Homo-Erectus before the third age. Quick note about the third age: if you have spare tech points from not getting fishing which you shouldn't fish, then you should get Architecture right away to both heavily boost production cap and have a nice pop cap boost, which should be well needed by now.

If you're doing a wonderful job, you'll possibly have a totem pole in the desert, and have the farm fully staffed by turn 85 or earlier, which is when you should work exclusively towards the palace. Keep upping mining tech if mountains are full. Also, you should consider boosting farming further level up Agriculture, that's what I did.

Battalion Commander Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Battalion Commander

Play Online: Battalion Commander
Developer: Iriysoft
Genre: Upgrades, Action

Game Review
We have Battalion Commander by IriySoft here. Battalion Commander is an addictive, action-packed bullet hell shooting flash game. It plays like a linear top down shooter where enemies come at you from up top as you keep going forward. Battalion Commander shares a lot of similarities to their other game in this sub-genre, Band of Heroes.

You play as a lone commando trapped within enemy territories, and as you keep going forward you can rescue POWs from cages which increase your squad and firepower. Mainly riflemen, snipers and grenade shooters! Along the way you face all sorts of enemies from their own riflemen, machine gunners, snipers, bunkers, towers, huge tanks, helicopters and airstrikes. Enemies wear red Camo while friendlies wear green making it easy to differentiate between the two. If the leader ever dies, the battle is over. You will gain experience and rise in rank from Private to Colonel.

Increased rank gives you more base hit points, allows you to command a large troop of allies and gives you access to the wide variety of upgrades. You can upgrade yourself to have better weapons/powers as well as your squad to fire faster and other perks. The game’s mechanics are easy-to-understand; only require your mouse to move your troops as they automatically shoot. Activating air support with a simple mouse click. The objective is very clear. Basically, get to the end of the level which turns out to be easy as you continue to upgrade your commander.

In my conclusion, I find Battalion Commander to have great graphics, great shooting, smooth gameplay. One flaw is that there are quite a lot of unnecessary periods of rest between "waves" of enemies that got kind of uneventful. I am just saying the pacing is a slightly off. Otherwise, definitely worth playing through though! A very nice way to kill time which I spent an hour or so completing. ^^

Battalion Commander Guide
List of Upgrades in Battalion Commander
Private
Weapon: Double Pistols - The leader wields two pistols.
Ally: Rifleman - Unlocks allies Rifleman. Riflemen shoots bullets straight forward.
Skill: AirStrike - Launches deadly air steike which hits every enemy on the screen.

Corporal
Stamina - + 20% movement speed.
Ally: Grenadier - Unlocks allied Grenadier. Grenadier throw grenades which explode either when hitting the enemy of after the timeout.
Logistics - + 100% to the money and XP magnet radius

Sergeant
Weapon: Shotgun - The leader fires spreads of Bullets.
Fireteam: Rifleman - The game starts with one Rifleman in the squad.
Attached Grenade Launcher - Rifleman throws a grenade instead of each 10th shot.

Master Sergeant
Small Arms Mastery - + 20% fire rate of leader's Double Pistols and Shotgun
Fireteam: Grenadier - The game starts with one Grenadier in the squad.
Skill - Every ally launches a burst of fire straight forward.

2nd Lieutenant
Fast Start - The Squad Starts the game in the car.
Ally: Marksman - Unlocks allied Marksman. Marksman shoot right in the target.
Battle Experience - Enemies drop 20% more money and XP.

1st Lieutenant
Weapon: Minigun - The leader fires bursts of bullets.
Fireteam: Marksman - The game starts with one Marksman in the squad.
First-Aid Kit - When the leader health drops to 0, he restores 50% of health. Works only once per game.

Captain
Extra Ammo - + 4 bullets to Shotgun and Minigun.
Ally: Automatic Rifleman - Unlocks allied Automatic Rifleman. Automatic Rifleman shoot burst fire.
Inspiration - Skills reload 30% faster.

Major
Weapon: Rocket Launcher - The leader launches 4 homing missiles.
Drilling - All the allies get 50% fire rate boost.
Skill: Heroic Dash - The squad becomes invulnerable and the running speed rises for 3 seconds.

Lieutenant Colonel
Big Guns Mastery - 30% faster Minigun and Rocket Launcher reload.
Ally: AA Specialist - Unlocks allied AA Specialist. AA Speciallist launch homing missiles.
War Supplies - + 30% to bonuses drop rate.

Colonel
Nanobots - The leader regenerates.
Future Armor - + 100% HP to all allies
Salvation - The leader and every ally restore 50% health when skill is activated.

Recommended Build for Battalion Commander
1. Logistics
2. Stamina
3. Ally: Grenadier
4. Weapon: Shotgun
5. Attached Grenade Launcher
6. Fireteam: Rifleman
7. Small Arms Mastery
8. Skill: Napalm Wave
9. Fireteam: Grenadier
10. Battle Experience
11. Ally: Marksman
12. Fireteam: Marksman
13. First-Aid Kit
14. Extra Ammo
15. Inspiration
16. Drilling
17. War Supplies
18. Future Armor
19. Salvation
20. Nanobots
21. Weapon: Minigun
22. Ally: Automatic Rifleman
23. Weapon: Rocket Launcher
24. Big Guns Mastery
25. Ally AA Specialist
26. Skill: Heroic Dash
27. Fast Start

Battalion Commander Walkthrough
Battalion Commander gets easier over time to win as you progress and unlock more upgrades. For me, I will equip myself with Shotgun and Napalm Wave. Simply reasoning, because spread bullets is more effective to kill and Napalm Wave have fairly short cooldown time. I win the game at after upgrading Nanobots according to my recommended build.

If you've noticed, I leave Minigun, Rocket Launcher, Heroic Dash and Fast Start at the very end of the build. Personally, I find Minigun and Rocket Launcher less useful than Shotgun. In my opinion, Heroic Dash is pretty terrible in practice... All the enemies are able to target, including behind them. While you and your allies are mostly just able to shoot straight ahead. "Heroic Dash" should be called as "Horrible Death". ^^ Fast start is actually quite useful but unable to toggle it off and may cause lag. I feel it's best to upgrade it last.

Pro-tip: A fast way to get quick cash and xp. Buy the Fast Start as soon as you can, when you start the mission, try it hit as many foot soldiers as you can. After your car explodes and you can collect all the dropped money and xp, quit the level and restart + repeat. Very fast way to get all the upgrade and ranks, however it's a grindfest.

Arcane Weapon Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Arcane Weapon

Play Online: Arcane Weapon
Developer: Denis Norivkov & Yuri Dorogoy
Genre: Upgrades, Strategy

Game Review
Do you love playing BattleOn or DragonFable? These are some games I used to play when I was in primary school. It feels nostalgic and I could recall back all the fun we had, with this old school RPG flash game called Arcane Weapon. I enjoyed playing it!

A four panel story board features a lonely man comes across the unknown Arcane Weapon. He unleashed beast from the Netherworld! Fight your way through these beasts by learning new moves and building up your rage to throw down a mega special attack. The game allows you to play very simple strategies, or think out complicated paths to combo the best damage per second output. Basically, you get stronger and stronger every fight. The problem with this, is that once max every single upgrade, you can't lose! It'll give you a sense of accomplishment when you beat a boss for the first time!

Personally, I find Arcane Weapon a decent game but its way too easy and short. It lacks severely on developments; Both character and story. I suggest adding a simple leveling system which unlocks certain skills and so on. For story development, more plots are needed and maybe animate the game such that, it looks like a quest-like adventure. There's a lot of potential and room for improvement in this flash game. I hope to see Arcane Weapon 2 or something! ^^

Arcane Weapon Guide
List of Stats in Arcane Weapon
Health - Lv1: Health 100 / Lv2: Health 120 / Lv3: Health 155 / Lv4: Health 205 / Lv5: Health 275 / Lv6: Health 365 / Lv7: Health 470
Damage - Lv1: Damage 100% / Lv2: Damage 125% / Lv3: Damage 150% / Lv4: Damage 175% / Lv5: Damage 200% / Lv6: Damage 225% / Lv7: Damage 250%
Critical - Lv1: 15% to deal 200% damage / Lv2: 20% to deal 225% damage / Lv3: 25% to deal 250% damage / Lv4: 30% to deal 275% damage / Lv5: 35% to deal 300% damage / Lv6: 40% to deal 325% damage / Lv7: 45% to deal 350% damage
Rage Level - Lv1: Rage 105, +10% receive / Lv2: Rage 110, +20% receive / Lv3: Rage 125, +30% receive / Lv4: Rage 150, +40% receive / Lv5: Rage 175, +50% receive / Lv6: Rage 210, +60% receive / Lv7: Rage 245, +70% receive
Bonus Chance - Lv1: Bonus Chance 20% / Lv2: Bonus Chance 25% / Lv3: Bonus Chance 30% / Lv4: Bonus Chance 35% / Lv5: Bonus Chance 40% / Lv6: Bonus Chance 45% / Lv7: Bonus Chance 50%

List of Common in Arcane Weapon
Katana Lv. 1: Damage 58 - 110, Cooldown 2.5 give 8 Rage
Katana Lv. 2: Damage 108 - 200, Cooldown 9.4 give 11 Rage
Katana Lv. 3: Damage 234 - 434, Cooldown 10.9 give 14 Rage
Katana Lv. 4: Damage 560 - 1041, Cooldown 20.3 give 20 Rage

Incredible Bruce Lee: Damage 41 - 81, Cooldown 8.5 give 8 Rage
Grenades Lv. 1: Damage 76 - 144, Cooldown 14.3 give 22 Rage
Grenades Lv. 2: Damage 173 - 321, Cooldown 18 give 28 Rage
Grenades Lv. 3: Damage 366 - 681, Cooldown 18.7 give 39 Rage

Kickass Lightning: Damage 40 - 74, Cooldown 4.4 give 8 Rage
Handsome Blade Lv. 1: Damage 76 - 144, Cooldown 14.1 give 22 Rage
Handsome Blade Lv. 2: Damage 159 - 297, Cooldown 12.5 give 28 Rage
Handsome Blade Lv. 3: Damage 393 - 731, Cooldown 24.7 give 39 Rage

Fist of Light: Damage 45 - 83, Cooldown 9.1 give 8 Rage
Bright Beam Lv. 1: Damage 144 - 270, Cooldown 33.6 give 11 Rage
Bright Beam Lv. 2: Damage 339 - 632, Cooldown 45.6 give 14 Rage
Bright Beam Lv. 3: Damage 663 - 1230, Cooldown 36.5 give 20 Rage

List of Special in Arcane Weapon
Mystery Bounce Lv. 1: Damage 186 - 346, Cooldown 50 cost 30 Rage, 20% to dodge next enemy attack
Mystery Bounce Lv. 10: Damage 456 - 866, Cooldown 50 cost 120 Rage, 38% to dodge next enemy attack

Moon Beams Lv. 1: Damage 78 - 145, Cooldown 60 cost 30 Rage, 5% Life Steal
Moon Beams Lv. 10: Damage 195 - 361, Cooldown 60 cost 66 Rage, 14% Life Steal

Hell Drill Lv. 1: Damage 71 - 132, Cooldown 40 cost 40 Rage, 75% Extra damage on the next attack
Hell Drill Lv. 10: Damage 178 - 331, Cooldown 40 cost 85 Rage, 165% Extra damage on the next attack

Dragonborn Lv. 1: Damage 183 - 341, Cooldown 50 cost 90 Rage, 1000 damage over 60 sec
Dragonborn Lv. 10: Damage 1355 - 2517, Cooldown 50 cost 180 Rage, 3700 damage over 60 sec

Doppelganger Lv. 1: Damage 391 - 726, Cooldown 40 cost 90 Rage, 35% to dodge enemy attack
Doppelganger Lv. 10: Damage 1297 - 2410, Cooldown 40 cost 180 Rage, 71% to dodge enemy attack

List of Ancient in Arcane Weapon
Dagger Strike Lv. 1: Damage 76 - 141, Cooldown 8.8 give 32 Rage
Fly Dagger Lv. 1: Damage 148 - 274, Cooldown 17.2 give 40 Rage
Fly Dagger Lv. 2: Damage 265 - 490, Cooldown 30.7 give 48 Rage

Namesis Lv. 1: Damage 297 - 551, Cooldown 29.9 give 14 Rage
Namesis Lv. 2: Damage 436 - 812, Cooldown 27.1 give 16 Rage
Namesis Lv. 3: Damage 706 - 1309, Cooldown 27.1 give 20 Rage

Heaven Blade Lv. 1: Damage 1208 - 2243, Cooldown 80 cost 110 Rage, 125% Extra damage on the next attack
Heaven Blade Lv. 10: Damage 3019 - 5609, Cooldown 80 cost 200 Rage, 260% Extra damage on the next attack

Cursed Twin Lv. 1: Damage 1208 - 2243, Cooldown 80 cost 110 Rage, 4000 damage over 60 sec
Cursed Twin Lv. 10: Damage 3019 - 5609, Cooldown 80 cost 200 Rage, 10300 damage over 60 sec

Arcane Weapon Walkthrough
For normal mode
You should focus on getting Katana Lv.4, Handsome Blade Lv 3, Grenade Lv. 3 and leveling up all your stats. Forget entirely about getting Bright Beam, it's not worth getting. Next start purchasing Moon Beams, Hell Drill and Doppelganger, remember to max them accordingly. Save your artifacts and buy Namesis Lv 3 first.

Your skill bar should look like:
Katana Lv.4, Handsome Blade Lv 3 and Grenade Lv. 3, Namesis Lv.3, Moon Beams Lv. 5, Hell Drill Lv. 5, Doppelganger Lv. 5

For survival mode
Attacks in the following order of priority - Doppelganger lv.10; use as often as possible to cause him to miss. Use Moon beams lv.10, when under 170hp otherwise save it! Hell Drill Lv 10, the higher the Lv, the quicker you will kill him. Equip Nemesis lv.3, Katana lv.4, Handsome Blade lv.3, Grenade lv.3. Mainly use for Handsome blade and grenade is to accumulate rage.

Your skill bar should look like:
Katana Lv.4, Handsome Blade Lv 3 and Grenade Lv. 3, Namesis Lv.3, Moon Beams Lv. 10, Hell Drill Lv. 10, Doppelganger Lv. 10

Berzerk Ball 2 Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Berzerk Ball 2

Play Online: Berzerk Ball 2
Developer: Berzerk Studio
Genre: Distance, Upgrades

Game Review
I'm back! I'm reviewing on a flash game called Berzerk Ball 2, which is a sequel after the release of Home Run in Berzerk Land back in 2010. Berzerk Ball 2 is brought to us from Berzerk Studios, who has given us a lot of amazing games such as The Peacekeeper, Frantic Frigates and more.

If you didn't play the original Berzerk Ball then let me explain what Berzerk Ball 2 is all about. At its core, it is a fast paced upgrade and launcher game in which, the point of the game is to hit an overweight geek as far as possible with your every growing assortment of weird bats; From a baseball bat to a wicked awesome grim reaper scythe. And it doesn't stop here! One of the biggest things that stands out to me about Berzerk Ball 2 is the leveling system. Each member of your team gains levels independently and gain a skill point which, when upgraded, give you better nerd bashing abilities. The further you slam your nerd the more you unlock content.

Soon you find yourself unlocking a sub-category called mini games that add even more fun into the mix. A total of six, and by completing one will allows you some gain additional skill points, get help from non-used teammates, and geek costume options. The fun just doesn't stop! Let's move on into the actual game play, it's not a game that requires much learning which is a great thing, because it's accessible to everyone from little kids to your grandparents. I never ran into a single issue with the controls for this game. Straightforward controls! In my opinion, I only find the pacing of the game is a bit slow and harsh in the beginning. However, escalate quickly when you start leveling up and buying stronger weapons.

I really can’t say enough about this game. Berzerk Ball 2 is a fun, challenging and mind-bogglingly addictive game packaged with several different modes to help ensure plenty of replayablilty. I would suggest this game to all flash game lovers and gamers on the go. Definitely one of my favorites, no doubt.

Berzerk Ball 2 Guide
List of Hitter in Berzerk Ball 2
Etienne - I can't believe it's not butter!
Special Ability: Bruiser +5
Marcus - Hey you with the teeth! You gotta wear pants, if you don't you'll get arrested!
Special Ability: Creep Magnet +5
Lachhh - There are 10 types of people in this binary world: those who understand binary, and those who get laid.
Special Ability: Rebound Master +5
Ballon - I want your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle. you have 20 seconds to comply.
Special Ability: Hairy Knuckles +%
Bed - ...**GROWL**...**SNARL**...
Special Ability: Iron Man +5
V-P - No!! YOU go make me a sandwhich!
Special Ability: Greasy Stuntman +5

List of Stats in Berzerk Ball 2
Hairy Knuckles - Sheer strenght. Adds up to Weapon Power to pack some more heat in every hit you land!
Creep Magnet - You'll encounter more creeps on your way, party on dude!
Bruiser - Crank up the travellin'-on-fire time of the geek after Ulitmate Smash you deliver!
Iron Man - Increases your stamina. You'll recover from all the slamming a lot faster!
Party Animal - More of your benched teammates vehnicules are coming out to play! Woot! Only works when teammates are unlocked.
Like a Boss - You da man! the efficiency of your teammates is amped up! Only works when teammates are unlocked.
Rebound Master - Improves the bouncing effects when hitting creeps, yippee!
Crazy Collector - You're a fast-learner kid, you always seem to find extra cash and XP where others wouldn't!
Greasy Stuntman - A well oiled geek loses less travel speed when hitting the ground.

Recommended Stats Build #1
This build is best suited for players that just started out playing Berzerk Ball 2. The quick and easier build to earn extra cash and XP fast, which will help you advance through the game faster.
1. Max Crazy Collector
2. Max Hairy Knuckles
3. Max Creep Magnet
4. Max Rebound Master
5. Max Greasy Stuntman
6. Max Bruiser

Recommended Stats Build #2
Use this build when you maxed all your characters and after you completed your mini-games. This is my build to break for maximum distance. Remember to arm with at least a 175 weapon point equipment!
1. Max Hairy Knuckles
2. Max Iron Man
3. Max Creep Magnet
4. Max Rebound Master
5. Max Greasy Stuntman
6. Max Bruiser

List of Shop Weapons in Berzerk Ball 2
LARP Sword (75 screws) - 42 Weapon Power, + 1 Creep Magnet
Gramps Foot (75 screws) - 42 Weapon Power, + 1 Rebound Master
Crutch (75 screws) - 42 Weapon Power, + 1 Greasy Stuntman
Fat Bat (250 screws) - 45 Weapon Power, - 1 Iron Man, + 3 Greasy Stuntman
LOL-ipop (250 screws) - 45 Weapon Power, + 3 Iron Man, - 1 Greasy Stuntman
Unpoped Corn (250 screws) - 45 Weapon Power, + 2 Hairy Knuckles
Cactus (1500 screws) - 50 Weapon Power, + 5 Bruiser, - 2 Greasy Stuntman
Smelly Fish (1500 screws) - 55 Weapon Power, + 4 Rebound Master, - 2 Creep Magnet
Zero's Arm (1500 screws) - 50 Weapon Power, + 5 Iron Man, - 2 Hairy Knuckles
BaseBall-Bar (3500 screws) - 60 Weapon Power, + 2 Hairy Knuckles, + 2 Crazy Collector
Hockey-Stick (3500 screws) - 60 Weapon Power, + 2 Creep Magnet, + 2 Like a Boss
Golf-Club (3500 screws) - 60 Weapon Power, +5 Hairy Knuckles, - 1 Iron Man
BBQ Drumstick (8000 screws) - 75 Weapon Power, + 2 Party Animal, + 3 Greasy Stuntman
Bar Knife (8000 screws) - 75 Weapon Power, + 3 Party Animal, + 2 Crazy Collector
Steel Slugger (8000 screws) - 75 Weapon Power, + 2 Hairy Knuckles, + 3 Bruiser
Grave Digger (15000 screws) - 90 Weapon Power, + 3 Rebound Master, + 3 Like a Boss
Regular Wrench (15000 screws) - 90 Weapon Power, + 3 Party Animal, + 3 Crazy Collector
Monkey Wrench (15000 screws) - 90 Weapon Power, + 3 Hairy Kunckles, + 3 Crazy Collector
Dino-Bone (18000 screws) - 115 Weapon Power, + 2 Iron Man, + 5 Greasy Stuntman
Caveman Club (18000 screws) - 115 Weapon Power, + 3 Party Animal, + 4 Like a Boss
Hook (18000 screws) - 125 Weapon Power, + 3 Rebound Master, + 2 Bruiser
Chef Knife (30000 screws) - 150 Weapon Power, + 2 Crazy Collector, + 4 Bruiser
Biling Sword (30000 screws) - 130 Weapon Power, + 5 Rebound Master, + 5 Creep Magnet
ROFL Sword (30000 screws) - 155 Weapon Power, + 2 Iron Man, + 3 Like a Boss
Bone Crusher (60000 screws) - 175 Weapon Power, + 5 Hairy Knuckles, +5 Like a Boss
Barbaric Grinder (60000 screws) - 175 Weapon Power, + 5 Creep Magnet, +5
Bloody Enforcer (60000 screws) - 175 Weapon Power, + 5 Iron Man, +5 Bruiser

List of Shop Charms in Berzerk Ball 2
Green Four-Leaf Clover (120 screws) - + 3 Creep Magnet, - 1 Iron Man
Bronze Lucky Coins (120 screws) - + 3 Crazy Collector, - 1 Creep Magnet
Bronze Horseshoe (120 screws) - + 2 Hairy Knuckles, + 1 Iron Man, - 1 Bruiser
Bronze Cornucopia (1125 screws) - + 4 Iron Man, - 1 Rebound Master, + 1 Greasy Stuntman
White Rabbit's Foot (1125 screws) - + 2 Rebound Master, + 2 Greasy Stuntman
Bronze Poo Statue (1125 screws) - + 1 Hairy Knuckles, + 3 Bruiser
Teal Four-Leaf Clover (4200 screws) - + 1 Hairy Knuckles, + 1 Rebound Master, + 4 Greasy Stuntman
Silver Lucky Coins (4200 screws) - + 2 Iron Man, + 2 Creep Magnet, + 2 Party Animal
Silver Horseshoe (4200 screws) - + 1 Rebound Master, + 3 Crazy Collector, + 2 Like a Boss
Silver Cornucopia (11250 screws) - + 1 Hairy Knuckles, + 3 Creep Magnet, + 4 Bruiser
Chestnut Rabbit's Animal (11250 screws) - + 1 Hairy Knuckles, + 3 Rebound Master, + 4 Party Animal
Silver Poo Statue (11250 screws) - + 4 Bruiser, + 4 Like a Boss
Red Four-Leaf Clover (18000 screws) - + 4 Party Animal, + 4 Crazy Collector, + 2 Like a Boss
Gold Lucky Coins (18000 screws) - + 4 Rebound Master, + 3 Creep Master, + 3 Greasy Stuntman
Gold Horseshoe (18000 screws) - + 4 Hairy Knuckles, + 4 Iron Man, + 2 Like a Boss
Gold Cornucopia (36000 screws) - + 5 Party Animal, + 5 Crazy Collector, + 5 Bruiser
Black Rabbit's Foot (36000 screws) - + 5 Rebound Master, + 5 Creep Magnet, + 5 Greasy Stuntman
Gold Poo Statue (36000 screws) - + 5 Hairy Knuckles, + 5 Iron Man, + 5 Like a Boss

List of Materials in Berzerk Ball 2
Bronze Material (50000 screws) - + 1 Blacksmith Exp
Silver Material (100000 screws) - + 2 Blacksmith Exp
Gold Material (200000 screws) - + 4 Blacksmith Exp

Berzerk Ball 2 Walkthrough
For me, I prefer choosing Bed as my hitter. He basically is one of most outstanding hitter among the six. Start off by hitting your best, then meteor smash when the geek is in the air to gain speed. Use hell raiser when the geek gets near the ground, and repeat using meteor smash and hell raiser. Somehow, I find Bed has the best recharge for hits.

Save all your cash and purchase a BaseBall-Bar, a Bronze Lucky Coins and a Silver Cornucopia. From here onwards, you are already halfway through the game. You are actually earning more cash and XP with the same amount of effort. Complete the mini-games whenever you can. Try aiming for gold in all challenges/mini-games, you will love the teammate power-ups as rewards! Buy better weapons and repeat the cycle.

Once you have all the best equipment from the shop, save up your cash for forging. Forging a material will give you random weapons with different stats. The higher your forging level, the better equipment you get! Spam bronze material and level up to the fullest, then purchase silver or gold material! Equip them and beat your previous record. ^^

Unlocking Riddle Master Trophy
[?], [?], [?], [?], Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Select : (Do 2 "Hell Raisers" followed by 2 "Meteor Smashes.")
One is Silver and the other's Gold : (Have a silver item, and a gold item at the same time [both not from blacksmith.])
Rough way back - (Click on the Geek after a launch, when he comes back to you.)
Geek ain't no dev' - (Click on the "Geek" signs on the credits page in the options until they break.)
Girls around the world - (Dress the Geek in a princess costume and use "V-P" in a launch.)