BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Target-Shooting]

A thoroughly average shooting gallery, which didn't entertain me much. Visuals were pretty dull, but the music was pretty good.

There's also a pretty game-breaking bug in this - simply by sticking my cursor over a target and turning on my autoclicker, I ended up suddenly getting loads of points for shooting a single target over and over again, as the target's breaking animation never finishes. I managed to get a score of 1,820 just by exploiting that bug. (Not sure if this is a Ruffle bug or not - I should check further)

[This is the Only Level II]

A lengthier and more impressive brainteaser than TiTOL 1, with plenty more tricks up its sleeve.

[Bullet Audyssey]

With a banger soundtrack, brutally hard bullet hell patterns, simple-but-fun rhythm-based gameplay and addictive upgrade system, this will keep you coming back for more.
One of the best bullet hell games I've played, bar fucking none.

[Don't Shit Your Pants]

A CGA-shaded shitstravaganza, in all the right ways. A simple, but solid piece of toilet humour, which holds up damn well even today.

[Anzu Castle Gracula]

A very damn impressive throwback on all regards - not only to the Castlevania series, but to classic PC gaming.
This feels like something you'd find in the demoscene.

[Tilt Golf (Demo)]

Gotta say, I do like the idea, even in this early state.
Main major complaint is the lack of camera controls - makes it really damn hard to see where the golfball's going, especially with the choice of camera angle you used here

[Help Me Clean My Room!]

A simple, straightforward, and pretty cute little puzzle. I'll admit, I cracked up seeing the girl die the first time around. (Didn't know she was a Pixel Chix reference until another review mentioned it :P)

Really love the scribbly artstyle!

[Jive Machine]

This isn't a game, this is a time capsule of the mid-2000s, in all its awkward, earnest glory.
Rest in peace, Tyler - I may have never known you before now, but your mark on Newgrounds will never be forgotten.

[Losing Sense]

The opening was a bit frustrating, given my relentless blundering, but once I got past that (with help from the walkthrough) I enjoyed this quite a bit.
Loved how you slowly built up to the big revelation, and the suffocating atmosphere you made.