BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[An Ending]

I struggled to make out what anyone was saying throughout this, but part of me feels I'm better off not knowing exactly what they said.

A solidly made, and heartbreaking conclusion to Emily's story.
Nice work on the action - there was a strong sense of brutality to it.

bluekatNG responds:

I’ve seen all of your reviews, and I’m glad that you enjoy the series!! I feel that it aged well for most :3

[Gobo's Present (2008)]

Another pretty solid piece of digital horror - this might just be me, but this seems to have been based on Needlem0use to an extent.

Main highlight was the short segment with the unclickable box - felt like Scratch Cat was actively looking for an excuse to kill Andrew.

[Emily's Super Awesome Extremely Cool n Swag Day!!! (2008)]

This was difficult to get through - that poor Emily...
Impressive work, and deeply fucking haunting.

Seems whoever this Scratch cat is, its someone to fear...and someone to avoid.

[1 Funny Joke (2008)]

You did a good job setting up the facade of a simple Scratch project, and you did a damn good job creeping me out once the facade dropped.

That ending shot of the girl's face really creeped me out - felt like I had stumbled upon a missing persons case.

[Super Spooky Soundboard]

A simple, but pretty fun soundboard, in all its bitcrushed glory.
Lotta spooky things in this - I think you could probably reuse some of this for a Halloween submission or something.

Chronamut did a pretty damn good job with the pumpkin art - very nice and detailed.

[Random Fact Generator 2.0]

A small collection of interesting facts - some are probably outdated by the passage of time, but that's life.
Nice choice of BGM, too.

[ForNoReason Soundboard!]

This is a soundboard - nothing more, nothing less.

Its a pretty cool demonstration of your VA work. Loved your choice of voicelines for this - they've got plenty of deadpan, snarky charm.

[Flappy Pico]

A pretty simple, but fun spin on the Flappy Bird formula.
Visuals were simple, but had that classic Pico charm.
Main criticism is the lack of autofire, which meant I had to jackhammer the mousepad if I wanted to fire quick enough to clear a path through destructible blocks.

[AS2 nextFrame]

An okay enough mini-quiz, which tests your ActionScript knowledge.
If you're familiar with Flash programming, this is a trivial method of earning 200 medal points.

[Gliding Over Clouds]

Easy to pick up, and fun as hell to play. Sure, it may be a bit easy overall once you get the hang of it, but the airplane feels so damn good to control.