Hey, soldier! Are you ready to face 45 missions packed with dangerous obstacles? Nothing an experienced soldier like you can't deal with: electric saws, electrified fences, ditches, etc. And some bigger devices that we fondly call "killing machines". But don't panic, soldier! To complete these missions you will be provided with diverse contraptions: barriers, springboards, safety nets, speed-ups and more. And if you want to take a break, you can enjoy yourself playing a retro arcade game in the headquarters. Ten-hut! Guide an irresistible gang of avian soldiers to safety in this unique puzzle game where you create the levels using a wide assortment of contraptions and then watch the action play out. System Recommendation: - Intel Core Duo 1.8Ghz or AMD Athlon 3600+ - 3D Graphics Card with 128MB RAM (nVidia or ATI) - 1024 megabytes (MB) of RAM
this game is gorgeous
Wow, it even runs on my computer. And even more wow, it doesnt lag so bad! To finish it off, it is awesome! I love it!
This is the first game I've bought on Desura, and it's more than worth the $6 I paid for it. It's a pretty straight-forward puzzle game with a funny concept that never takes itself too seriously, but never tries to dumb the game down either. I found myself losing track of time while playing, trying to figure out how to make the birds perfectly get the medals and coins, all with the little tools they provide. The music is good, but repetitive, so a little variation would help improve the game. The graphics are pretty decent; not mind-blowing, but much better than what a lot of indie developers out there are offering now.
On a side note, after downloading and installing the game I initially had trouble launching it, but shortly after posting a note on the game's forum, a developer promised to have a patch up quickly, and within a few hours I was able to easily play the game. The developers of this game obviously care about the players, so I'll keep coming back to them in the future.
This game shows that Linux gamers are definitely not stuck with bottom-of-the-barrel bargain games, but instead are offered good quality, fun games at a more than reasonable price.
I hope that didn't sound too much like a commercial. I just really like this game and was surprised by how good it actually was.