FutureCopLGF's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO]

Divided on this one; part of me is intrigued, and the other part is writing it off. I think of it akin to hitting random buttons on a crashed UFO; it's interesting to see what happens with this bizarre machine. Only problem is that while a UFO would probably warp you somewhere crazy or self-destruct or something, like game runs out of tricks as you keep hitting the button (or I just ran out of patience). Maybe more special things should happen at certain points?

[A Pirate and his Crates]

A fun little game with a jaunty tune! Good use of subtle tutorials to introduce the crate mechanics by forcing the player into certain scenarios. Movement/jumping is a little janky at times, but hey, I still got all the way through and had fun.

[My Very Own Train Station]

Very cool style and message that resonated with me. I'd say the only downside is that I don't know if it did enough to distinguish itself as a game, as it could very easily be turned into a movie instead, with the act of hitting 'yes' 'no' being vestigal. You could maybe consider doing something like making it difficult to hit 'yes' as the character is in a slump, if that fits the message, and would make it more synchronized.

[Shadow Of Deception]

I think this could definitely be expanded on further! I was really surprised it ended so soon, as I felt you could make a lot more interesting levels with the mechanics.

That part of the last level where you have to jump in time, otherwise reset the whole level, might be a bit too punishing, however.

[Paristroyer]

Could use some more time in the oven at the moment, as it is a bit frustrating and too simple. Could use some attack animations or at least spawn the projectile in a better spot (such as the tip of the broom) and might feel better to shoot in the direction of the mouse rather than where you are facing. Perhaps some symbols so you know where enemies are coming from.

[Parallel Space]

Interesting, but too short! I was ready to get invested with this, especially considering the cool mechanics and the audio logs, but it ended before I knew it. From what I played, though, it was an interesting ride.

[i'll fall]

A bit clunky and glitchy; I got stuck without a gun to shoot. It could use more time in the oven, but there does seem to be a really punchy and exciting gun game in there, given the crazy sounds, fast pace, and weird world.

[Pearpicker]

Not too shabby; would like to see more from this, especially considering the quality graphics. I feel like the mechanics might not be explored as best as they could. Could see it becoming something like Oil's Well with the whole head mechanic.

[Chibi Inu]

Cute and charming, but a little clunky on the controls; jumping and character selecting were a bit confusing. The graphics were beautiful but odd at the same time: it never felt like the character sprites belonged in the world; there was something off about their pixelization or animation or something that made them not fit in properly; sorry I'm a bit vague on that.