BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Everything Start to Fall]

A short, but sweet piece of minimalistic beauty, with clever use of mechanics-as-metaphor.

[Let's Talk With Parizy]

God damn, this was creepy. Real solid follow-up to "Take-Care Your Pal!".

[Excite Bike - Trouble]

yep, it do be an excitebike parody
Pretty basic all around - not much to say beyond the gratuitous violence.

[Tam Pyramid Challenge]

I'm not particularly fond of things being overly luck-based, so this doesn't exactly have much appeal to me. Still, audio/visuals are very nicely done, and do a pretty good job setting that game show atmosphere.

[Armor Games Snowball 2008]

Once you've played all of these, you've kinda played all of them. Still, the 3D visuals hold up surprisingly well over a decade on, and the upgrade system's a nice touch.

[Tam Tower Challenge]

Pretty basic, and far too luck based for my liking. General audio/visuals are real nice, though - got a strong Y2K/retro-Flash charm to them. (Its a Flash game from '07, so that shouldn't be that surprising).

[Fight Deck]

Good to kill a few minutes (especially given the clever designs you've got), but far too luck-based for my liking. I suspect there's some inspiration from Top Trumps in this.

[-VELOCITY-]

Easy-to-understand controls, beautiful sci-fi visuals, a truly excellent choice of music, and fast-paced, frantic gameplay all combine to make a damn good rhythm game.

[IndestructoTank A.E.]

A basic, straightforward idea with solid execution. Now featuring a new mechanic, spruced up visuals, an achievement system and three ways to play! (Hey, I've written this before!)

Like in I2Tank, the Boom Bar's a nice combo extender, and the more varied enemy attack patterns are a nice touch. The visuals here are a bit more realistic than the rest of the series - given this released in the late-'00s, I'm not shocked.

[PacMan Platform 2]

I remember playing this as a kid, if only vaguely. Coming back, I can say this has held up pretty well.
Visuals are real nicely done, with a simplistic charm to them, controls are easy to pick up and feel real nice, and general level design is a lot better than the original.