So glad to see NWAR back! :D The witticism's just and wonderful as I remembered it - maybe even more so - as you'd expect when with a comeback as this one... yet somehow it doesn't all feel as atmospheric. I wonder if the focus weighs overly heavy on the wording, and not so much on the rest of it now, it seems different...

I do love the end though, didn't see it coming. XD And the gradients were a nice touch.

If this is the start of a whole new NWAR maybe y'all are just getting warmed up here! Nice one, different or no. Looking forward to whatever's next.

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This was a massive one! Good stuff y'all.

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Gotta love the original voice samples here. XD

I wonder if the sprites are custom though hmm... fun little thing. Interactivity made even the simplest things so much better back in the day...

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Politics, PeanutButterJelly, and some real rare MSDOS history on the side! :D Wasn't prepared for the breadth of neither knowledge, nostalgia or diverse strands of entertainment this here very accurate emulation of good 'ol days computing and browsing would provide.

It's all fun and games until it's actual genocide too, poignant and still very much relevant worldly lore and history embedded amidst the fun, and oddly glee and good-memory-inducing buggy OS frustration... focusing on browsing overall's a nice twist compared to the usual Windows OS thing too, and the design style checks out for the time. :) Real nice wallpapers too.

And DOOM! Hell yeah.

Good stuff y'all. I'd planned on getting all medals and THEN reviewing but figured I'd TAB around for optimal easter egg discoverability and... whoops! Further attempts TBC......

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I'd forgotten how gruelingly frustrating the original Flappy Bird game really was! XD This follows suit in that way, the controls seem difficult to get a hang of, and the margin for timing's slim too with the delay on acceleration when you reverse those thrusters, you really have think and maneuver well in advance of each one, maybe you do figure out the formula after a while; it gets easier...

Graphics are alright (some background buildings seem to float though, not connected to the edge of the screen, I wonder if that's intentional?) albeit simple, chiptune music too, the mechanics work but man... this kind of difficulty really is an acquired taste.

Appreciable twist though. A novel take on the Flappy concept.

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An ode to the the most forgotten James Bond ever! :D Seems he's unfortunately forgotten here too, considering the number of reviews that here brews...

this was a great soundboard though. All the most iconic quips and quotes, though the 'Hello' was a little short, seems like an essential one, there must've been a better version of that word somewhere in the film. Seems this was made more for iconic soundbites than for actually making calls and pranking conversation, and that's a worthy cause too!

Nice selection! Good tribute.

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What a banger! Clever lyrics, surprise solo, uplifting vibes overall. :) Real nice way to end the initial trilogy; even out the hype here... and it seems we actually will get to hear some of these edits on the radio too now! :D

Looking forward to hearing the rest of these!

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You definitely got the beat specifically locked in. :) Compared to early Waterflame... I think there may be a certain melodic element missing here though, both a bit more prominent melody, and a bit more range with the sound, a different kind of synth maybe.

This does remind me a bit of the Endless Handbag Loop though, which is peak NG too! I'm just not really getting the WaterFlame vibe entirely.

Looking forward to hearing more man! I like the style.

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This was unexpectedly good. :) Thought The Ballad of Bullshit would be my favorite but then again... each one keeps surprising, or surpassing; all have so unique styles to boot. Jazzy, atmospheric, soothing, VG-like, sappy happy upbeat and/or fast and all but crappy! Great stuff from the start. Nice backstory too.

Dope work y'all.

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Eating fries will just never be the same after this. XD

I like how they all have different expressions too... and one trying to escape. Forms feel a little wonky but this is just full of life and expression too. Fun to view.

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2024 appears dark and fargone; the signs of the future bright and welcoming. :)

Nice symbolism. The spotlight, or road line shining in the doorway for the past year though... wouldn't it be better with a spotlight on the 2025 sign instead? An arrow pointing at the sign, too? Seems a bit odd that certain focus is on the old, even though the new's visible highlighted.

You definitely still get the gist of it though! Good promo for the Great New Year.

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Can relate. XD

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