BlueMonday1984's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[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)

[The Underrated Art Collab]

This feels like a time capsule to an earlier era of NG - one which, whilst arguably lacking in technical quality, still holds a certain charm.

Its a crying shame many of the artists here appear to have disappeared - I would have loved to see what brilliant pieces they could have made a decade after this.

(If you're looking for the secret medal, go to the "Others" collection, go to the piece "Ultimate Poster", then click the leftmost image of Josef Stalin. You're welcome.)

[Getting Screwed Over!]

There was no screwing around on this collab, just a bunch of solid art going to good causes.

Excellent work, everyone - the world screws us just a bit less because of you.

[You're a Tool!]

There was no screwing around with this collab - just some finely-crafted work.
Everyone on this collab absolutely nailed it.

[Underrated Audio Collab]

A pretty neat way to showcase some underrated artists, and some underrated music.

[The Bictionary]

There's a bevvy of B words in this Bictionary. Its bursting to the brim with them, even.

A "back" button would've been great, but ah well.

[The Medal Game]

This is pretty much exactly what it says on the tin - click buttons, get medals, move on.

I vaguely recall seeing that exact button before - not sure why.

Quick hint for getting everything: four of the medals are reliant on having the game open for long enough (the longest needing two minutes).

[Button Game 2]

This one took a bit less trial-and-error (still needed help from JPEXS), but this was still a major pain to get through.