Tesla vs Lovecraft

this app asked me if i minded sharing my rate. No, of course I don't mind sharing my rate. That is, of course, if you tell me what that means. Maybe you meant my rating? That's a different word. My rate could be my rate of speed, which at the moment is 0 mph. Anyway, you can probably see where I'm going here, which is to suggest that you might want to learn English. If you're going to try to communicate with English speakers, in the English language, then you have to use English correctly, and to do that you must first learn the language. See, that's kinda how life works: You can do it only if you learn how. There are many ways to learn, but if you neglect that step you'll never be effective in life. Ok? Ok!

...after certain level-passed screens.

I've got couple ideas for 10tons. There are not so much enemies on levels, you should triple their ranks. Crosshair got too much of attentions, it should be faded (ideally removed at all). Cooldown time is short, half a hour should be ok. Mech requires to little parts, my guess is 60, and time on mech should be reduced to 5 sec. Weapons! They fire too often and too strong, consider making them slow and easier. I'm really sorry I bought this thing.

The game has good graphic, smooth animation, doesn't demoand special hardware, and is based on an interresting idea. But it is not tested to play beyond the starting difficulty, simply relies on a very crude, unchiselled Pay To Win model. The problem is, that everything is random, and you start from scratch on every single level. But the maps don't get in themselves gradualy arder, they start with full force, while you start with clvl 1, no perks, no weapon. Even more problem is, a good portion of the perks and abilities (this later means secondary attacks) are useless, the rest only marignaly useful, certain maps won't give you half the possible equipment, and the only backpack-item worth its salt is super-duper expensive (eccentric). The gameplay mechanics have problems too. In theory you getstronger by dealing more damage to the monsters, but this is actualy irrelevant, as the monsters charge with numbers, not with HP. On thelater difficulties, where the swarm of monsters are out of control, you'll also notice you'll constantly get stuck in the background, and the teleport many times will simply not work. Oh, and the objective of the maps you can only guess, as the game won't tell you.