You command the mighty Dwarf Army and must defend and attack the Goblin World. Click on your castles to make units and Click near them to send them flying to the Goblin World. You can defend your Home World by Clicking on Enemy Units.
Instructions: Click on your half of the screen to apply force on units. Click on castles to create more units. Destroy the enemy castles to win.
Cool game, it definitely seems enjoyable. It took a minute to realize that I was trying to fling the guys up to the enemy base and stop trying to play missle command!
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Craftsdwarf25 Aug 2014, 17:23
Not bad for the few minutes it lasts, but still felt lacking, even for something made in so short of time. A few animations would have given it more life, and the difficulty felt lacking: even in the final level I never felt threatened, the AI moves far too slow to be any sort of threat. There found myself enjoying myself most in the middle after I had fully grasped the mechanics but before the lack of difficulty began to wear me down. I also encountered a glitch where my dwarves would occasionally get caught in corners. As for the theme, at first I thought the way you handled it was pretty average, but I'll admit I became interested in the potential details. What causes the force propelling the soldiers? Wizards and Shamans? What are the histories of these societies, so close yet so far? I guess I'm weird like that. But as for the stuff that matters, a bit of polish in visuals, some more interesting level design, and some tightened gameplay could go a long way.
Nice short game with mechanics that are easy to understand. Might have needed a bit more balancing, because it's actually very easy. It seems that when goblins attack (or fall from their world), clicking sends them back, which makes it quite difficult for them to make any damage. Also, visually, it's difficult to follow combats that happen upside-down. Maybe reversing the world would give a different feel. Overall casual, fun and enjoyable.
I like the mechanic - I have to agree the game's a little easy, though. Could potentially be great fun as a multiplayer game if you could figure out a way to make the controls work!
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It seems that when goblins attack (or fall from their world), clicking sends them back, which makes it quite difficult for them to make any damage.
Also, visually, it's difficult to follow combats that happen upside-down. Maybe reversing the world would give a different feel.
Overall casual, fun and enjoyable.