Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Think Different]

I thought the controls would change more for each level (as in the 'mechanic'), but looks like the objective is the one that's usually different! Nevertheless it was a pretty creative game, thanks to the titles the objectives are relatively easy to understand, at least for the first batch, but the levels aren't any less challenging because of it. Some ideas felt pretty original, like getting an exact amount of coins or coloring the world, others I've seen sued before (like moving off screen to get to the other side, or move the character), but overall it was a fun game! Music feels a bit messy, but it's not bad IMO, has the perfect chptune style for this type of game. Nice work!

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JoarezSantini responds:

Thanks for your review!

[HeliCrane]

A pretty catchy drag and drop type of game, nice variation with different vehicles and settings, and each level has a pace of its own too. Physics were pretty good, graphics a nice style, and controls are easy to get used to. Nice work!

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[Woodwork Builder the City]

Turned out to be more of a puzzle than the description suggested! Not the freedom of architecture I was hoping for, but the level designs were pretty clever. Mechanics are good, the idea feels unique, visuals look good too. Good game!

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[Air War 1941]

A pretty intense top-down shooter! Graphics are good, game mechanics are good, music is sleek and catchy, sound effects efficient, really no critique I can think of. Nice game!

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[Under the Gobling Guard]

A fun game overall! The story's basic but enough to keep you going, upgrades a little strategic, but more so fun, levels progressively harder (when the barbarians jump into the picture it really gets difficult!). I spot a typo in 'Doble damage' (for Iron Shield), wrong word order on the 'you need ___ upgrades' messages for Frozen/Hell, and if you have upgrades on 'Max' you are told don't have enough money if you click on them again. Also, if you finish the game by killing the wizard, without killing everyone else on the screen, those characters remain in their walking motion on the last cutscene. But no bugs that affect gameplay at least, it was a fun trip, not too long, varied, challenging; rewarding with them medals too! I don't seem to have recieved Accuracy though hmm... any hint on that one?

Oh, and sad to hear you're moving from Flash to Unity btw, the latter seems much heavier on system resources, most games I've played lag at least a little, take longer to load etc. I tend to avoid Unity games when I can. But anyway, this was good, nice work!

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[Love Burger]

Hehe, always fun with some Swedish references in these, I remember some similar twist in one of past years Christmas games. Start pondering potential puns with Swedish fish. That Wednesday bike thing at the end felt a bit far-fetched, unless I'm missing some common reference there, but overall: another short and fun point and click puzzle tour!

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[Brown House Escape]

A pretty good escape game!

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[Clix]

A pretty intense clicking game! The interface is simple, mechanism easy, a bit difficult to see if clicks are actually tracked or not as the count keeps going long after I stop clicking... and 255 times! Woah, is that even possible? With a little practice I might be able to clear 155, but the next step feels a mountain away. Simple; fun game though.

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[Goblin Treasure Hunt]

The graphical aspect of this game is pretty awesome, everything from active scenery and character dynamics to the interface and upgrades looks great, but the game itself... is a whole lot of clicking! I can see how it could get addicting if you persevere far enough, but if you don't... it seems a bit pointless. Medals might have been a nice reward to keep going, without... there's not much to keep me. It looks; plays great though!

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