BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Noise in the Basement]

A short, but sweet little horror adventure, with one hell of an atmosphere. Jumpscares did a pretty good job catching me off guard, as did the goddamn hilarious ending.

[Cardmancer]

A fun little card-themed gadget, with a couple free medals for playing.
I do wonder how the trick works, though...

TristanMX responds:

It's mermaids' magic...

[Where's The Cheat?]

A simple, but pretty fun DVD game, recreated perfectly over here on Newgrounds.
Navigation was a bit disorienting, but that's probably how it was on the original DVD.

[The (new) Epilepsy Game]

Once again, the description isn't lying - it will definitely fuck you up. Same barebones gameplay distracting background as the original, same extra effects when you score high enough, same...basically everything.

Main improvements this time around are a better choice of track which doesn't suddenly start clipping, and a few cheats. If you're looking to play the extra modes, the codes are "reverse" (reversed controls), "allday" (time limit removed), "hardcore" (effects ramped up from start), "russia" (collect squares, chased by star) and "pokemon" (take a guess).

[Chess Force]

A beautifully made and fun-as-hell love letter to chess and its worldwide fandom.
Main complaint's the performance - this game goddamn chugs on my system.

BoMToons responds:

Glad you enjoyed overall. Sorry to hear about the performance tho… can you DM me more info about which parts were particularly laggy and your system specs?

[The Toybox Collab]

A goddamn smorgasbord of top-notch and cute-as-hell artwork, from a whole load of excellent artists, all tied together with a banger tune and a top-notch framing device.

Congrats to everyone who worked on this - your Daily Feature was very well deserved!

Tyhond responds:

YIPPEE! :D Congrats to everyone!

[Purki Christmas: SULPIQUEST]

Gota say, this was a pretty solidly done shitpost. Controls felt pretty nice, and the visuals were a treat for the eyes.

[One Pencil]

A very finely done joke game, with a solid understanding of what made Toby Fox's work so great.

[Tidy That Wigwam!]

This was obviously made for very young kids, and on that front it works well enough.

Nothing offensive or complex, just a short and sweet little drag n' drop game made to encourage the young 'uns to keep their bedrooms tidy.