Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Run Red Run]

Simple idea, yet pretty addictive gameplay. The graphics are smooth, the controls are... challenging. Nice to see old stories making a re-appearance too. Nice work!

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[Ballsy Bird]

That dive is faaast! Feels like it'd have been easier if it was just a little slower, but the challenge is part of the package with games like this. The idea's not entirely new but still nice seeing games with the -go down- twist instead of just flapping. Graphically it's great, nice work!

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[Amigo Pancho 4]

Simple fun! The physics are great, the levels varied; the music smooth and catchy. Plenty of variation there too, only thing this is missing is medals. Nice work!

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[The Last Door - Chapter 3]

Awesome game. The pixel graphics, the eerie atmosphere, intuitive controls... it's an effectual venture through the dark on which you embark. Nice work!

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[Ninja Chibi]

This was a fun game! Don't know if the music really fits the Ninja theme (it's more like Western), but it's as catchy as the game's addicting. Smooth controls and a new idea, though the name/theme reminds me a bit of the old 3 Foot Ninja series. Nice work!

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[Bouncy Cat]

Man this was more difficult than I thought! First run went great but it looks like that was just lucky chance. I love the idea though, this twist on the Flappy Bird where you're constantly trying to go up instead, and evading obstacles on a vertical level. Twas fun and addicting... wonder if there'll be clones to this too. Nice work!

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[Bubble Command RTS v1.1]

This was a more elaborate strategy game than I'd expected, the idea of bubbles was interesting, and I like how there's a story and characters as well as the strategic battles, all with names and settings. Steering the bubbles isn't so difficult when you can drag and select many at the same time, but how the different sizes move at different speed; how the enemy seems to move with different patters requires some strategical thinking. Simple idea; great execution. That Bubble Command logo is hella cool too.

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josh-tamugaia responds:

Glad you like it!! Thanks for the review!

[I Saw Them]

Haha, brutal fun! These physic platform games never get old, simple fun!

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[StoryShift]

So I read a couple of stories, voted, left, came back to read more... and my voting power is reset to 100%! The number of votes and the 'You' box on the option(s) I voted on still remain, so why is the voting power brought down? Is that a bug? Wonder how this information is saved? Does it use the NG passport or API to keep track of users? If that's the case it'd be neat with a notice about it, some 'You are logged in as ___' message maybe.

As for the game itself (if it is a game), it's awesome. I love the interface as much as the idea that the community submit; contribute to where each story leads. Only feature I'm missing is some ability to leave miniature reviews/comments on the individual writings, maybe at each point of choice... one more question btw, when a story is completed (they aren't endless are they?), are they still listed in the same interface? Is it going to split into active/archive as this grows? I'd love to contribute with some writing of my own if possible, and as such I also wonder: do authors/artists continually write their stories, or is the story already mapped out with alternate continuations from the start?

Awesome work.

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Evil-Dog responds:

That seems like a bug, tell me in a PM if you were logged in Newgrounds when you played. The voting power is saved on the server. So maybe you played logged out and created an account and then played logged in and it used your NG account. Is that possible? Let me know.

Yeah comments are coming in an update. The stories aren't endless. We',ll see how to classify them once they're done :D

The writers write as the decisions are made, the story and paths are not prewritten.

PM me if you wanna be a writer for it, I'll check your credentials and stuff

[changeType()]

Interesting approach to the classic platform game. Took a while before I realized I could walk on them spikes, but after that it all flows nicely. The graphics are slick and nicely animated, the levels clever, the music catchy; the idea seems completely new. Great work!

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