BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Tricky Cow]

Pretty fun game, but Christ this game's a crashfest.

I'm not sure what's going on underneath the hood, but you need to debug the everloving shit out of this.

[Super Bounce Ball]

A somewhat fun idea massively dragged down by slippery physics.

Level 49 in particular is outright impossible because of this. I tried using a walkthrough (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PqMFa-Yn-c), but using it was for naught, given the game's physics pushed me off and killed me if I did land the agonisingly tight timing it demanded.

[Facemaul]

Pretty basic, but pretty damn addicting. I could see something like this at an amusement arcade or two.

[A Dress Up Game]

Pretty clever play on the phrase "dress up game".

Medals were also pretty easy to get - whilst I did break out JPEXS to work out what items would get me "Tank You" and "Good Eye", that was probably unnecessary in retrospect.

Cyberdevil responds:

Tank you! :3

Hehe, I like to leave a clue in the medal names too, though if you end up going through some of my older stuff I imagine JPEXS will be all the more handy!

[The Code Master]

A short, but quite fun brainteaser that also doubles as an introduction to programming's core concepts.

I did find it a bit easy, but that's to be expected.

[E-motion control-ercoaster]

Damn, Stepford's got quite the repertoire at their disposal. Think I also saw an EBF reference in there.

(The metric crapload of medals is one hell of a bonus as well.)

[Dice Hero]

This is purely luck-based - good for medal whoring, but not much else.

If you're looking for the Golden Astronaut, check the "How to Play" section, then click the G in "Try to get the lowest score possible. The Astronaut will pop up in the bottom-right corner.

[Hide & Skink]

An impressively solid Scratch project - main complain is that I found myself unable to work out where to go next pretty frequently (assuming I haven't softlocked myself).

[The Towers of Annoy]

An okay recreation of the Towers of Hanoi. Having to use ASD to move disks was a minor hassle - would've preferred if you could use the arrow keys.

[The Beast: MDM]

A pretty solid quick-draw game, with plenty of the Madness-grade violence we all know and love.

(Sidenote: holy shit Tricky is near-impossible)