BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Escape from the Cones]

Quick heads-up - seems the score-based medals are broken on this. I got a high score of 213 cones, but I only have the 50 cone medal unlocked.

As for the game itself...I feel it got old kinda quickly. Not really much to it once you get the controls down.

raphaelcarrard responds:

but how strange, every time I updated my game, the medal and score code always worked, could it be a problem with the Unity engine or the Newgrounds servers?

If you send me a screenshot with a photo or a video proving that you managed to reach the score but didn't get the medal, I'll unlock them for you.

I know it's a game that doesn't draw attention to itself because of its simple design, but I made this game more to help my medal-hunting friends (and myself) get medals in NG

[SCAMS_FOR_THRILLS]

Between the straightforward, but fun microgames, and the pretty clever theme tying it all together, this was a pretty fun little romp.

[Splatterhouse Mini Game]

Between braindead gameplay and an awkward-as-hell control scheme, this game was a general pain to get through. Visuals are generally weak as well.

[Peter the Ant VS Pico]

Straightforward, arcadey fun, with a gameplay loop more addictive than the gacha attached and a music loop which never gets old.

[Christmas ADVENTure 2019]

A damn good advent calendar from start to finish - the special event on the 13th may be pretty quaint, but it was the obvious seed for something much greater.

[Christmas ADVENTure 2018]

Excellent visuals from start to finish, with a goddamn beautiful ending. "Dedicated To The Girl Reading This" made for *perfect* credits music.

[Tic Tac Torture]

This is about as deep as Tic-Tac-Toe. The only real addition is hearing Microsoft Sam talk to you like a bored teenager.
Win or lose, this gets old extremely goddamn quickly.

[Mirrored Maze]

A pretty basic maze game with a neat twist. The difficulty can be more-or-less bypassed by right-clicking, though. On the bright side, it does work on Ruffle.

[Ritz]

A very straightforward, and very fun little Pixel Day platformer. Physics feel a bit janky, but I can forgive that.

[Gar-Type]

My only complaint is the lack of an autofire (holding down left-click is a pain on this touchpad).
Otherwise, this is goddamn excellent in every regard.