BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Crisscross Shark]

A simple, but fun as hell idea, with cute visuals and pretty solid audio.

[Uber Breakout II]

I remembered playing this quite a bit as a kid, and I can safely say this holds up.

The Breakout-style gameplay is pretty easy to get to grips with, but the wide variety of blocks and powerups provide plenty to spice things up.

If you're looking for a high score, I wish you luck - with how fast balls can get, you're gonna need some deft maneuvering to keep them under control.

[Pack Your Bags]

Easy-as-hell to play, hard-as-hell to master, and addicting as hell as a result.

There may only be a single song to play through, but its an absolute banger that doesn't get old no matter how many times you take a crack at that 95% completion achievement.

[EVISCERATETHISGIRL.COM]

Deeply fucking unsettling. The fourth-wall break halfway through caught me off guard, and the standard ending was a pretty damn effective jumpscare.

[PONG]

A serviceable game of Pong, even if the paddle felt a bit sensitive.

It does seem like the paddle is moved a bit if the ball hits the very edge - I suspect that's an anti-cheese mechanism you put in, since I earned a point every time I pulled it off on the initial serve.

[DJ Gray: Steer Clear!]

Pretty nice little jam title. Jump physics seem a bit floaty and I'd have preferred the option to map jump to either the up arrow or the spacebar, but that's kinda minor.

Visuals were alright (even if menu buttons were pretty damn small on my screen (probably a Firefox issue)), and the music was pretty good, if a bit repetitive.

JPsupper responds:

Yeah I agree on all fronts. The buttons are really small on NG, will probably tell Ken and Robin to make proper buttons if we ever update the game.

[Sphere Spin]

Nicely done on the improvements.
Would've wanted to see the keyboard support I requested on your (now removed) prototype, but I'm still fine with mouse-only.

VIMEcompany responds:

I'm going to add a system to see the controls and you can also change direction with space.

[Face It!]

The basic idea (essentially reverse spot-the-difference) was difficult to wrap my head around at first, but once I got the hang of it I found a pretty damn relaxing puzzle game to unwind with.