BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[a nickel's life!]

An alright enough platformer - main complaint I have is the ground physics feeling a bit slippery (barring ledges, which Nickel can seemingly climb up completely unimpeded)

Slopgok responds:

Thanks for your review, if I make a sequel I'll make the ground physics less slippery (unless I add ice) and I'll try to make steep slopes more slippery (especially if I add ice).

[Pillow Fight]

A solidly made deckbuilder, with a pretty clever combat system.

jontopielski responds:

Thank you!

[Forclosure (____)]

Spooky as hell, with a damn effective jumpscare at the end.

[Pico's School]

Its not hard to see why this put Newgrounds on the map back in '99.

Who doesn't love a little senseless violence mixed with some pitch-black comedy?

[Strawberry's Strawful Quebst]

A basic, and alright enough maze game.
"Fuck You" difficulty definitely lives up to its name, that's for sure.

[PLAY THIS GAME TO CRASH YOUR COMPUTER]

You've got a pretty unique idea here - trying to strain my PC enough to solve puzzles definitely takes me some brainpower.

[Kill The Stick 2]

It may only be a few basic stick animations, but it still brought a small smile to my face.

Getting four medals compared to the original's one is also a nice upgrade.
The choice of music was also quite nice - you've clearly got good taste.

[kill the stick]

Not exactly saying anything that hasn't been said, but yeah, this was pretty undercooked.
Still, free medal's nice and congrats on passing judgment.

(Sidenote: Having only one medal seems a bit odd when there's three options.)

[Hide and Seek]

Can't say I was particularly impressed - there isn't much to this beyond "hold left-click, move your mouse until you find Mario/Tankman/[insert character here], repeat until you've gotten your medals".

I do feel there's the seed of a good idea in this, though - with plenty of work, you could probably make something pretty impressive out of this basic hide n' seek idea.