Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[After The Credits]

A videogame outside the videogame within the videogame, what a twist! :D Love the simple controls, the lively graphics; sceneries, the action; creative adventure. It turned out one great platformer! All that could potentially improve it now would be: medals, that ultimate; slightly more perceptible reward for getting through a game. Keep up the great work!

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[The Price]

Interesting story behind on pretty addicting platform game! The oldskool graphics look good, the music's atmospheric, the control is easy to get used to and difficulty progressive, along with the plot. Unique endings add a lot to it too, overall great game!

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[Attack of the Elemental]

An adventurously atmospheric TD game, with plenty of variation and well-made visuals. Apart from a bit difficult difficulty levels, it's pretty good!

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[Dino Robot - Tyrano + Tricera]

Not a very challenging 'game' per say, but a fun gadget, with plenty of motion to accompany the mousey movement. Nice work!

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[Trollface Quest Sports]

A pretty catchy but more so supremely entertaining game! :D Creative idea, and plenty of challenge along with it. Nice work!

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[Proverb]

Interesting concept for a puzzle game, both funn and challenging! The start button is a little misleading through, other than that, great work!

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[square root Block]

Feels like this game wouldn't need to exceed 20MB... have you tried compressing the audio? If that doesn't work, how about cutting out audio for the demo, or using a shorter, looping version? I just can't imagine the graphical assets or code take that much space, though maybe it does have a huuuge amount of levels! I liked the game, the clever title, the progressive learning curve where it almost seems like a kids game at first, then quickly moves onto a notion of I-wonder-if-the-math-is-going-to-get-over-my-head. Controls are simple, graphics smooth, overall fun to play.

One thing that's a bit misleading btw is how you 'die' if you fall off the screen, yet end each level by falling through an answer of choice. If the image froze or faded before you see yourself falling out of the picture, it'd give the impression you aren't just falling off but actually warping to the next level. Or, you could have a falling motion at the start of each level, so it seems like you fell down from the former one. Anyway, just a minor detail, overall it's all good!

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