BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[evilingo]

Ah, Duolingo but spoopy. Not exactly original, but its the execution that counts.

On the execution, I'd say its fine - sure, the scare factor's virtually nil, but the core gameplay's pretty solid. It was pretty cool of you to cook up your own conlang just for this - I think you should make more use of Cago.

[Factor72]

A simple, but solidly put-together (and pretty damn addictive) test of your mathematical abilities. The minimalist visuals make it easy to see potential factors, which is quite helpful when you're on the clock.

redoxee responds:

Oh wow, thanks for the quick review =D

[Rainy Day]

With beautiful ASCII art and simple, but tough-as-nails platforming, this is a game I can wholeheartedly recommend.

[Smashing Slots : PDS]

The bad news is, this is about as luck-based as any other random slot machine you can find at your local pub.

The good news is that playing this won't empty your wallet, and the smashing animations are pretty damn fun to watch.

[Coglab]

A collab of collected cogs, all working together like a well-oiled machine.

The Cog Fact was a pretty fun piece of trivia, and paired nicely with a pretty solid crack about the UK.

[Piconjo's School, unfinished]

A short, but sweet little Piconjo Day shitpost, with a couple free medals on the side? Can't argue with that, especially with something that shows a fair dose of charm.

[Jack 64]

A simple, but pretty fun celebration, and a pretty damn good way to celebrate Jack's birthday.
Main complaint's on that secret achievement - its basically impossible.

[Shrimpy]

Simple, straightforward platforming fun, with a pretty clever risk-reward system.

[Slippery Chambers]

The lack of arrow-key controls is a major point against this - WASD's awkward as hell, which is pretty bad for something this fast-paced.

Game's still pretty damn fun at its core, though.

[Comic-Con 2008 Poster]

A full nine feet of Comic-Con goodness, featuring some of the finest characters that graced the site back in the day.

I can see a few characters there I don't recognise - thankfully, I'm only one click away from learning who they are, and seeing where they came from.