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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | WFMG's comment | |
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| Oct 8 15:19:11 | Thanks for Nothing | ♥ 1 | This was a fun game, and very Phil Strahl. I enjoyed it, though the humour could get a bit too insecure at times. It did live up to the theme very well, ergo the 5 stars it got there. I like the art style, and it'd be cool to see a bigger game from you with it at some point, although with some animation as well. The camera having the player at the same screenspace position all the time was a bit meh, along with the slow character speed. Then again, I understand what this game is. It's funny, and most of its value are in its adherence to the theme, its humour, and its cool art style. Reminds me a bit of 10000 BC, your LD 37 (?) caveman game, at least in how the main character looks. | |
| Oct 8 15:27:45 | 8m 34s | kanske | ♥ 0 | Another avant-garde masterpiece from ditto! You always have the best graphics, and usually the most creativity. The gameplay wasn't that exciting. It took me a while to realise that you have to dodge the bright rocks, and not the others. I wish I couldn't fly off the screen and die, either. Otherwise, cool game. I agree with Appox about the intro, too. The mood was excellent, the graphics great, and it took me a while to realise that this was not just two dudes with their pps out (kinda hot ngl 😳) doing nothing. I kept trying to press A and nothing else. :P |
| Oct 8 15:37:24 | 9m 39s | ModuMon - Barebones Edition | ♥ 1 | Nice game, man! It was a little opaque to me, but it made sense after a little while. I learned quick that I needed to keep some parts to upgrade with, and that it didn't need to have four legs, a torso, and a head in order to work. It's not really my kind of game, but it is a lot of people's game. This is one of those games that many people would probably play on their breaks at work or school and get really good at. Well done! |
| Oct 8 15:47:56 | 10m 32s | Cube puzzle game | ♥ 1 | Well done, Yoris! I agree with @nerdysl0th about that stuff. My game has just 5 levels (not including the main menu and ending), and that's pretty normal. The mechanic is fun, though it took me a little while to figure it out. I thought I couldn't progress past level 2 for a bit there. This has full game potential, no doubt. It's not the most innovative or bizarre idea, but it's executed well. You should be proud of this game. Also, 5/5 in all *cat*egories for that cute cat at the end! ;P |
| Oct 20 00:37:12 | 272h 49m | Comedy Crusade | ♥ 1 | It's a nice concept, though as you said, it needs to be worked on some more to be proper fun. It took me a while to figure out how to get to the next level, and I actually got to level 3, then I got tired of playing, honestly. There are some issues: *The hitboxes of the boxes can be rather inconsistent. The way their physics work, when they stop, why, and how they'll get launched, are all a bit unclear. To be clear, I put the boxes in the pit in the first level in order to get across, building an incomplete bridge. I don't know if that was intended or not, but the blocks stop, seemingly randomly, at various points in this pit. There wasn't any direction inside the game to tell me what to do. For a full game, of course, the first level at the very least, must really hold the player's hand in most games.* **END OF ISSUES** I really like the kinds of games where you construct your own path, create things yourself to move forward, and don't just jump. I like the visuals. It's very simply, and the high contrast can hurt your eyes when you're playing at 2:30 AM like I was, but on the whole, the graphics are nice and could definitely be something iconic to you if you so desire. I don't know if you're a really talented artist when it comes to detailed work or not, so maybe this style is too simple for you to associate yourself with. Conclusion: Have more confidence in yourself, your abilities, and your games! Not only is it appropriate, but it is the only way of progressing and getting somewhere in your career, your skills, your life in general. This is a good game, or at the very least, a good base of one. Good night, gamer! |