BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Windows 96 Emulator (Read Des)]

A fine, if somewhat barebones, Windows parody, with a fair number of medals and even a secret boss fight if you try deleting "My Computer".

[Pool 8 Pesos]

A fun and stylish little billiards game, and a pretty solid tech demo for Godot's rigid bodies.

Add an option for 2-player (both online and offline), and you've got a Daily Winner for sure.

[Praying Simulator]

A simple, but solid little game with a surprisingly strong message.

Main complaint I have's with the medals - being able to unlock only one at a time was a PITA.

[Project Ruffy]

A pretty basic, but fun little platforming test. Main major bug I noticed is that shooting the crusher/sawblades injures Ruffy.

Funny how Flash is doing so well, in spite of its official death back in 2020.

MebroukTheCat responds:

I hope It'll be better in the official release of Ruffy the Shelline.

[Stranger Danger Game]

Simple to pick up, pitch-black fun, with visuals that look like a mix between 2600 and NES-era titles.

I will say, this game is pretty damn difficult, even on Soft Mode - you have very little room to avoid the stranger, and he can chase ya down fast.

[Ban That Fulp!]

Pretty damn basic, but also kinda fun, even if its a blatant ripoff of Spank the Monkey. Collision detection on Tom is seriously damn fucky, though - I've had the banhammer phase through the guy multiple times.

If you're wondering what happened to stickam, it shut down three years after this game was made.

[Dress the Spunch: Complete Edition!]

A fine enough little dress-up game - Spongebob doesn't seem too happy to be starring in it, though.

Gotta say, I like the choice of music in this.

n4lgames responds:

Thanks!

[S.O.P.A. got fingered]

Short, sweet, and utterly unsubtle, with a few free medals as a bonus.

Not much to this little political piece, but when you're publicly protesting a widely-despised bill and offering large-scale catharsis to its would-be victims, that doesn't really matter.

[Athena's steamworks]

Got a score of 34 first-time around.
Pretty basic, and the difficulty curve rises far too slow for my liking, but I still had a fair bit of fun.

Samburger360 responds:

Yeah, I made the difficulty increase every 10 points, but I can see that it's a bit slow 😅

[Coffin Trail]

Short, but goddamn terrifying - this works both on its own, and as a Chronicle Bulletin tie-in. Those graves provided some damn good foreshadowing as to the series' end.

The graves of past sacrifices (which you misspelled as "Sacrafices" BTW :P) provide some damn good foreshadowing to Chronicle Bulletin's ending, in retrospect.

Replaying this, it does give some context as to why Michael died - he hadn't stumbled across some nightmarish supernatural being, he was being silenced for knowing too much about Clear Moon.

Main complaint's with the lack of arrow-key controls - WASD has always felt awkward to me.