Cyberdevil's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[TrumpGrounds]

So glad this thing got medals! :D Though I wonder what'll happen with it when Trump Day is over. Hope it'll be possible to preserve even without menu, or if it's possible for the game to hack site elements on this one particular page that'd open for some interesting programming potentials on other people's projects... anyway, turned into an addicting little gadget this thing, easy to play, and easy to keep playing, and for a while it seemed like it was harder to loose your money than it was to win, but seems like I just had a few lucky streaks in the beginning. Cool stuff; definitely made this first of April one of the greatest ones ever!

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[Cool Story Bro]

This really was a pretty cool story bro! XD No matter the same tale being told from a plethora of different angles, and most options leading to dead ends: it was an entertaining adventure, with plenty of small tidbits of dialog and entertaining interactivity along the way. Some unconventional twists to the expected adventure too. Nice work!

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[The Story of Brewster Chipptooth]

Another grand game on the pirate topic! :D I like the exotic scenery, and the payphone paradox on this somber isle. Main character's a likable type, and the puzzles just puzzling enoughfor it all to feel like a rewarding little adventure. Nice work!

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[Dead Detention 2 #3]

Another good segment of the series, though I'm stuck on those story tokens. Gate, poster, vent, that yellow glow at the end... can't seem to get the second one though, any potential clue you could give there? Looking forward to the next part.

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[Sinbad's Journey]

All that for a giant cork. XD A random and fun assortment of characters to interact with along this little island trip though, as always: good game!

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[Dakota Winchester Part 3]

An entertaining; adventurous segment of the story! Looking forward to wherever this leads.

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[Live Puzzle 2 Christmas]

I would've thought moving puzzles were actually easier to solve than static ones, but turns out it's really the other way around. With little location-specific imagery and effects, matching together tiles is more a matter of looking for nearby similarities than the bigger picture. and for some pictures it was a real challenge to match. Though the faster ones where challenging because of how fast they changed, even the more basic ones were difficult just because there wasn't much reference. Ones with background texture that could be tiled were a bit more appreciative, but overall, this really was no little task to solve! Still have all hard medals remaining, but for now this is about as much work as I'm willing to put in to one puzzle. Great challenge.

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