Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Card War Domination]

Well that was... automatic. I'd really appreciate some more control in these strategy games, regardless of form. The idea of making it into a card game is pretty nice, and there are a selection of cards to chose from, but still there's no real strategy. They get stronger and stronger, but don't have any specific weaknesses. This game could've been much more, keep it going!

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[Anti-Parachute]

This was a fun game. Not a complex content, but a great way to waste time. I like the fact that the shotgun looks like the one from Doom, as well. The graphics aren't very dynamic, something that could maybe be improved a bit. Like, making the clouds in the background slowly drift by, birds swoop down, etc? But the game itself is good regardless. Nice work!

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[School Invaders]

I like the idea, but the controls are hard to get used to. All that dragging as soon as you want to move, and clicking on notes doesn't always work as it should. The shooting works fine though, that's the one part that's easy to do. Feels like it might have been easier to leave the shooting for the mouse and moving for the keyboard, but apart from that, it's a great game. Nice locales, a bit of a plot mixed in with the action and... lots of action! Great game!

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[Super Ninja Strike]

Well that was harder than I thought. The introductory tutorial was nice and simple, makes it easy to get a hang of the game, but after that it gets challenging right away. Maybe it wouldn't if I did like Ninjas should do and calmed down, but rushing the enemy makes it easy to end up with a lot of knife wounds. The controls are easy though, and I like how the classic Ninja weapons are all included, though the 'special attack' is a bit of a disappointment. Wouldn't it be better with a realistic and dually awesome attack, like a rain of shurikens? Good game though, keep it goin!

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Wiesi responds:

Hey, thanks for playing and reviewing! Its appreciated a lot! :)

[Humanity The Armageddon]

An interactive SIM with the destruction of the planet in mind. Why not! it's a simple idea, with a simple interface, but with a plethora of disasters and possible configurations. Only thing that would be nice to add is some cutscene work for different disasters,maybe optional, but apart from that it's entertaining strategy. Nice work!

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[Clear Vision]

This is really a game that requires patience. It's realistic that way, and at the same time it should be when the characters all stick figures, but it does feel like I'm on spot, a deadly sniper. Though the characters and backgrounds aren't very detailed, the shots/blood/etc are, and the motions are all fluent. The missions are detailed as well, and overall it feels like a complex game despite the simplicity of play. Nice work!

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[Lemon Smash]

Wpp. this was addicting! The style of animation reminds me of Synj, but regardless, it looks great! The mixtures of color and sketchy style, and the lemon popping action. All builds down to a lot of fun. Nice work!

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[Rocket Launchers]

This was a neat idea. The combination of rocket launchers and fluffy sheep is both ambient and brutal, and the fact that you do more than just aim and click is nice. After a while, the levels really do get strategical. Great level layouts, interface and everything. Keep it up!

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[Hell on Duty]

Not a new concept, but it seems like taking it all th way to hell is. It's a nice idea, the backgrounds are entertaining, and the bizarre fact that you shoot people out of a cannon into a boiling cauldron like so. I found the cursor based length indicator a bit confusing at first, wondering why the shots didn't fire longer the longer I held down the button, but once that was figured out it was all good. Nice game!

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[Welcome Test Subject 3217]

Well this was an interesting game. My first attempt at clearing it resulted in mainly aggravation, but it's an interesting concept. Reading your responses below I realize there's more sound to the game than I initially thought, though I don't think I made it to any level with a pit. Is there a sound for walls before you reach those, or is the wall part still trial and error though? I like the idea, will give it another go some dark night. Maybe just turn the lights off while I'm playing so the whole room is dark and not just a box on the screen. That should boost the experience. Nice work!

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ZeroCreativity1 responds:

There are only sound for hitting a wall. The idea was to try a path, go until you hit a wall and then find another direction to go, keeping in mind which way you already went. With noises to indicate obstacles.