The sun has a diverse ecosystem of.... nvm it's gone.

So many different styles and great visual gags. You should put in on YouTube if you haven't, just to have it up there with the rest of the memes.

Little more charming and creative than an average home movie. Surrealism levels at adequate levels.

This guy hates long and helpful reviews, so I'll get to the point for his sake: it's even worse than the original.

How did he even manage that?

Anyhow, this review's getting a little long.... here's a one out of sympathy.

An absolutely great, smartly done (for the most part) defense game. Definitely worth five stars, but there are still some problems, MAJOR ones...

{A WARNING TO THIS GAME'S CREATOR & REVIEWERS!!!}:

Even after only two pages of reviews, I think people are confused about the game's difficulty and this might tank the game score-wise. If possible, you need to find a way to make the yellow-circle abilities at the bottom of the skill trees more obvious as pivotal skills to those trees and thus the game (I suggest making them larger and DEFINITELY putting them at the top-middle of the trees... overlapping the rectangles a bit perhaps?.... or something like that).

I played about 3 times in the same mood as those saying it was too difficult before realizing the yellow skills (particularly "orc damage") were pivotal to the game... at least early on. At first I just put points into the +5% damage skill and was annoyed and thought it a pretty stupid design choice while watching my damage increase by a useless 1 each level. In retrospect, I appreciate the nuance of having both damage skills, though... but, again, THE YELLOW SKILLS ***NEED*** TO PLACED MORE OBVIOUSLY AS PIVOTAL SKILLS, as I'm assuming this is where most of the difficulty gripes are coming from.

{Misc. Praise}:

The skills remind me of Borderlands 2 with all the little optional niches and nuances (and mostly because of the "signature" ability of the golem placed above all the trees). The skills are interesting in how much they allow you to customize and *perhaps* require you to mix between the trees. However, the skills aren't very distinct from one another overall (mostly health +damage in varying amounts over and over under different skills) , but that's just a small issue of style/taste really.

Also, I like that there is even interesting variation in how you can handle combat: in rushing to get exp bags before they disappeared, I noticed you could time your way past spear-throwers, leap over knights (which was also an interesting way to try and flank them in combat), and even take a risk rushing behind the quick-striking melee units. Little things like this really help improve this gameplay.

{Small Gripes/Suggestions}:

Positioning the pig using the duck button early on is annoying and seems somewhat flawed: Once he's relatively close to you, you can't summon him directly on top of you, which makes positioning it around a golem annoying... and rectifying it by increasing the pig's attack distance is annoying as well since it gets locked behind you in this way significantly varying distances. Also, the pig's repetitive squeal if you hold the summon button down after he arrives is annoying as well.

Another gripe I have is also related to the unclear position of the yellow skills. Though I haven't tried these builds yet, it seems like the axe damage skill may be more necessary (or maybe even the only way) to survive the game early on, as compared to golem damage or pig damage.

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Anyhow..... great game. Keep it up, I'd love to see more games like this from you in the future.

It's an alright game. It's very one dimensional, just keep shooting... over and over and over at things that take more and more shots. One major problem with this, though, is that the controls are poorly thought out. You give a lot of options, but each has horrible flaws: specifically, using the mouse becomes impossible when you need to be mobile because of your placement of the Newgrounds logo, which ends the game (it minimizes and halts your controls --- glitched to a constant downward walk after that); second, the space bar is just terrible, you have to physically move to aim.. which means you just run into things.

Well, nice try anyway.

This song gives me thunder... in my socks.

What's that? Do you hear it? It's thunder - in my socks. That's right, this song actually made me dance from the thunder it gave my socks. As a karate expert I can't say anything bad about this song because it's awesome level is just too damn high.

O_O!

Very nice. Mass Effect and Inception with a little hint of Chrono Trigger? Well that's what I caught, with the chorusy sounds. Very nice emotional tune.

FarturAst: this is not stolen. They're just two completely separate studies (A.K.A. "renditions") of a famous artist's piece. If you look carefully at the original piece and both artist's versions you can see, even from a distance, that there are various noticeable differences in the brushwork.

Xenzo: here's a 5-star rating to help balance out the half-thought negative review below, and because for the most part you pulled of your study accurately. Not much else can be said for the content of the piece here anyway, really, since it is just a study.

Can't go wrong with a film about a grayscale bowler hat Buddha Jabba the Hut that likes lightning-music.