BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Playground 3.0]

A solid all-around platformer with an interesting premise.

Main complaint's the unskippable dialogue - it made restarts a lot more tedious than it should be.

Virhinic responds:

Updated the game and added a way to speed up the dialog (D/Right Arrow)

[Defuser]

A simple, but solid puzzler, sure to test your skills.

[Treadmillasaurus Rex]

Simple, skill-based (sorta) fast, frantic fun - all amped up with some high-intensity sonic euphoria from ZeRo BaSs.

Good luck getting those final medals, though - you're basically at the mercy of RNGesus with those ones.

[NGADM 2024 Brackets]

This'll be helpful to watch the Deathmatch.

AED4 responds:

Thanks! Something like this hasn't been done before for NGADM as far as I'm aware, so I'm interested to see how well this works :)

[Jumper (Ext.)]

A pretty damn solidly made Scratch platformer. Sure, I did encounter the occasional bug (one level spawned me inside level geometry, and the timer ended up freezing after I got two coins), but this was still pretty damn enjoyable.

Iwannakillguy responds:

Thx ;) I`ll fix that

[Brobee's Adventure]

Physics are fine (walljumping *controls* took me getting used to), but you don't really have much here beyond a glorified debug room/tutorial stage and a short stock sound loop.

[hard gaem {REALY HARD}]

You're not wrong about it being really hard - when you have slippery physics rendering your character nigh-uncontrollable and a complete lack of direction on how to get to your goal, its naturally gonna be hard.

As for if its enjoyable or not, I think my rating speaks for itself.

[BIMSY DREAMS]

A fast, frantic and fun-as-hell microgame collection with an adorable and varied artstyle.

Your LOWREZJAM win was very well deserved.

[Voltaging]

I can see where you were going with this, and you've got a pretty creative idea, but the mouse-only controls render this much harder to play than it should.

I strongly recommend you add keyboard controls (WASD or arrows, doesn't matter) whenever you get the chance.

YutoriNet responds:

It can be operated using the arrows on the keyboard, but the screen moves. Please play from the full screen button.