AF II: TP - Make it Count!

[Delganon Darius]

I was thinking that maybe you could make, how about, a new Daemon, that could only be leveled up by progressing in Aurora Feint II: Tower Puzzles. I'm pretty sure it's possible to sync your account between both games, or at least it should be (Like the data is saved on Tower Puzzles until you send it out via WiFi, and then the Arena accepts it when it "verifies your account" when you open it up, or even by syncing your account with the button on your profile.
This would encourage many people to play it, resulting in you getting more money, as well as a way to reward people further with the challenging puzzles, and making the game even more complex at the same time.

-Delg

[theconfuzed1]

Nice concept. I think that would work very well.

Karma to you for a seemingly-obvious thought, that I have yet to see mentioned previously.

[arwen]

Nice idea! A new deamon will be welcome cuz I've already finished unlocking the others..

I have already finished AF ii: TP ^^ --> I loved the magicbook puzzles!

[theconfuzed1]

A word to the devs...

I haven't purchased Tower Puzzles, but for this, I probably would.
Perhaps you can come up with some other creative ways to upgrade the Bunny as well.

[yyryy6]

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