FutureCopLGF's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Vend-A-Geddon]

I really liked this a lot! Short and sweet arcade fun with an interesting design around balancing defense, exploration, and resources. Nice little touches to it such as money magnetism and intuitive design and instructions. Could maybe use some slight changes, such as more damage feedback when you hit enemies and making the bullets a different color so they stand out against the background. Still, I felt like game delivered a great and funny experience!

[Ducklings]

Nice and relaxing gameplay with cool ambiance and pleasing art design! It's not quite my cup of tea as its a bit too simple for me, but I dig the presentation and the nice little touches when your nest gets bigger. Always good to see a Cobra Triangle remake!

[Modu Beats]

Really cool concept but a little too clunky at the moment. There's no clear goal/objective such as levels or high scores from what I can tell, and its difficult to tell what you're doing and how to play with the music. I love the idea of playing to the beat, but right now its too difficult to tell how to play with the beat effectively: maybe if had a crypt of the necrodancer beat indicator or a guitar hero note sheet so you could tell when the beats are coming and shooting on beats awarded you with powerful shots (and missing gave you weaker shots) then it could lead to a great feeling game.

[Madness: Incident 10v3 DEMO]

I have no idea what this is, but I got the Hank ending and am happy because they are cool and I would be down to do anything with them, even if they did annoy me at first by giving me the lame Mad Catz controller. Looking forward to seeing more options and routes!

[Feudalia]

Surprisingly cool! I thought it was a little bland at first due to the slow start and not being my type of game, but I pushed on due to the great tutorial and ended up getting quite addicted to it once I grasped the premise! Might just need a little more pep and juice to the interface to make it more attractive and intuitive, as well as making it bigger to be able to read and parse the information, but it's solid.

[Shuffle World]

Really cool concept and loved making my way through the levels in creative ways! Only complaints I had were slippery physics when near the edge of platforms, and that I wanted more interesting levels to keep playing through, haha. Basically, another all-around solid game in terms of art, sound and concept!

[RELAY]

A surprisingly deep and cool puzzler! The ramp up in difficulty was unexpected, but enjoyable due to the intuitive tutorials. Also, it felt like it really cut to the chase and got the full draw of puzzles from the mechanics on show. All in all, felt really solid with all the core aspects: art, sound, presentation, game feel, etc. Well done!

Yetman responds:

Thanks a lot :D

[Unprepared Adventurer]

A nice little rock-paper-scissors puzzler that has a good amount of scenarios in it! Would love to see this concept expanded upon as I think it really has some legs to it and could lead to some great combat. At the moment, the game is pretty decent, though a little bland due to lack of polish and little touches like feedback, but it is a jam game, so not too shabby.

PeterMX responds:

Thanks for the feedback!
Yeah, I need to work more on polish, a lot of people recommended that. I'm busy at the moment so hopefully later I'll make a better game.

[Blue]

Very nice and chill puzzler! Was really impressed by the variety of unique challenges on display here, and loved making my way through all of them.

[Poker: Panther Chameleon (Uni Project)]

Very cool presentation and dedication to reproducing that genesis feel! Felt like you covered all the bases and have a good core engine here that you can work with. The only unfortunate thing for me is that, it might almost be too good of a Sonic clone in that it has all of the things that should probably be improved upon nowadays (slippery movement, camera/player positioned to not allow you to see obstacles in time, etc). If you agree, I'd love to see this improved upon and given its own unique voice!

Jekdersnek responds:

Hey, thanks for the feedback! I totally agree with you, I definitely wanna give the game more of its own image and hopefully remove a lot of the issues associated with Sonic games, if I ever get round to (re-)starting this project amongst all the stress with uni. :)