Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Famous Painting Parodies6]

Haha, that intro screen! :D Nice changes! And art, as always, a bit more provocative than usual. I like the way it's going! And with this... I've finally caught up with this series! I'll probably forget mosts of the moundless artworks contained herein, but it's been a fun; educational trip... looking forward to the next! Or whatever spin-offs may pop up along the way!

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Munguia responds:

THanks Cyberdevil for review and comment my game, very kind

[Famous Painting Parodies5]

The series just keeps going! Again at least a couple (probably more) that have been in previous games already, but all new takes at least. Wonder if you forget which ones you've included earlier or maybe intentionally add the real classics in many of these so they really get imprinted in our heads? :P Also, would be neat with some original ending screens, like they used to be in the originals. This megamind is the same as last one and the one before... I think. Keep it going though!

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Munguia responds:

Thanks for revierwing Cyberdevil, Mona Lisa and The Scream are on all but not anymore on FPP 6, besides other classics they will be over and over as easy part on levels, repetition is a good clue on learning, the endings will be change, thats fair, for 6 episode, no more Monalisas at test, but are on Endings. The Series comes with "Movie Stars Parodies" and "Famous Sculptures Parodies", coming soon "Famous Photos Parodies"

[FamousPaintings Parodies4]

Another good one! Having just played the first one, I recognize at least a couple of the old classics making new appearances with new sketches, wonder how common that is in this series... the sketchy special edition was a particularly entertaining set! NIce work!

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[FamousPaintings Parodies3]

lmao... Madame Silicone. XD Flappy bird parodies, all types of fun stuff! Another nice edition of entertaining art!

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[Famous Paintings Parodies]

Ahhh, the classics! I actually knew some of these from the start, much in difference from the sequels. In terms of gameplay there's not much difference between this and the rest of em, but it's an equally entertaining edition of masterful artwork, educational and entertaining at the same time. Nice work!

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[Little Phobia]

The atmosphere in this game is great, looks dark and gritty, with plenty of focus on atmosphere-enhancers like them shadows, that creping darkness... and the sound plays a big chunk too. An innovative and suspenseful trip! Nice work.

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[The Revamp Collab]

Man I wish I'd had time to make something for this! It turned out pretty good. Plenty of stuff to browse through, though seems like you made most of them. :) Always fun with medals too. Interface, easter eggs etc are nice details, and as for the art: Beef Boy must be the most elaborate one in the mix. Nice work!

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DIWAKAR responds:

Yup I made most of the Artwork and The submission was very very Less

[Bullets & Beats DEMO]

This was a bit different a platformer, combination of the wild west and jump/avoid as it is. I like the minimalistic and varied pixel scenery, the aspect of having to reload, the ambient music, the laid-back pace and atmosphere of it all, it's good fun! Didn't realize the gaps where gaps at the start though, to me they looked like raised land rather than ducts you could fall into. Maybe because the 'frame' at the top is the same as the normal ground, that it doesn't melt into the actual background? Anyway, once I figured that out, it's all fun! Keep it going!

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duckbridge responds:

Thanks! Yes we're aware of the hole-issue :) and we've already taken notes of it:)

[Dress Up Tomato Soup 2.0]

Well this was a fun little gadget. Not that many actual pieces of attire, but plenty of other small easter eggs and options - music, backgrounds, etc. Nice work!

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TastyPotion responds:

Thanks! I made it in just a few hours for fun. Nothing too serious. I'll be making some better games soon though.