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MeetTheCreator
For: I Wanna Escape My Dungeon
For: I Wanna Escape My Dungeon
I love how they added voice acting to this fangame
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Feb 17, 2023
Charm
For: game 2
For: game 2
The sequel I never knew I needed.
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Feb 17, 2023
Lucien
For: Battle Pass Needle
For: Battle Pass Needle
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.8 78
Difficulty: 73 73
Feb 17, 2023
fangameXPmaster
For: The Maker Medley
For: The Maker Medley
This is not adventure game, but fun
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Rating: 9.4 94
Difficulty: 45 45
Feb 17, 2023
CanusAntonius
For: I Wanna Duloxetine
For: I Wanna Duloxetine
Duloxetine is one of the most enjoyable Needle games I've played and currently what I believe to be dono's masterpiece. It's riddled with creativity and a feel of passion that's unrivaled by most entries in the genre.
The design of Duloxetine feels completely unique to other stuff I've played, both through the standard saves as well as those that utilize gimmicks. A lot of this is done through unusual placement of objects, as well as ones with various sizes such as thin water lines or mini cherries. The gimmicks in the game are especially interesting, the highlight being keypick needle. I'd also like to mention that the visuals and aesthetic of the game is absolutely stellar, I think this has some of the most artistic usage of blocks and tiles in any fangame and it looks incredible. As far as issues, I really only had such with some parts of the Keypick stage which felt way harder than a lot of the game, especially the gravity flipper sections.
Overall, this is an absolutely amazing Needle game worth your time without a doubt. Highly recommended.
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The design of Duloxetine feels completely unique to other stuff I've played, both through the standard saves as well as those that utilize gimmicks. A lot of this is done through unusual placement of objects, as well as ones with various sizes such as thin water lines or mini cherries. The gimmicks in the game are especially interesting, the highlight being keypick needle. I'd also like to mention that the visuals and aesthetic of the game is absolutely stellar, I think this has some of the most artistic usage of blocks and tiles in any fangame and it looks incredible. As far as issues, I really only had such with some parts of the Keypick stage which felt way harder than a lot of the game, especially the gravity flipper sections.
Overall, this is an absolutely amazing Needle game worth your time without a doubt. Highly recommended.
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 60 60
Feb 17, 2023
CanusAntonius
For: I wanna be the 15x15
For: I wanna be the 15x15
This is a game that is pretty familiar to Showdown but with a few differences to it. The first is that it is unfinished due to being canceled by the maker, and the second is because of the first the game lacks a lot of the variation Showdown had.
A lot of the early game felt pretty bland and uninteresting, mostly making it feel like a needle game for a bit. Some of it is also pretty uncomfortable to play, such as a pushblock you need to move over minispikes, or a conveyor screen with a very awkward ending. The game does however pick up eventually with some neat gimmicks, one involves pressing C to swap between Black and White tiles (think of the Shift stage from various games). Another operates like an idle clicker game, and yet another screen is a maze. These segments are when the game shines the brightest. The game concludes on a boss with two phases, the first is perfectly reasonable and fun but I found the second to be way harder due to even less movement room.
Overall, it's not really a game I would recommend, but it does have some neat aspects that give it potential should the maker ever decide to come back to it.
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A lot of the early game felt pretty bland and uninteresting, mostly making it feel like a needle game for a bit. Some of it is also pretty uncomfortable to play, such as a pushblock you need to move over minispikes, or a conveyor screen with a very awkward ending. The game does however pick up eventually with some neat gimmicks, one involves pressing C to swap between Black and White tiles (think of the Shift stage from various games). Another operates like an idle clicker game, and yet another screen is a maze. These segments are when the game shines the brightest. The game concludes on a boss with two phases, the first is perfectly reasonable and fun but I found the second to be way harder due to even less movement room.
Overall, it's not really a game I would recommend, but it does have some neat aspects that give it potential should the maker ever decide to come back to it.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 40 40
Feb 17, 2023
CanusAntonius
For: I wanna get the Five stars!
For: I wanna get the Five stars!
Five Stars is a collaboration of five different eastern makers, each of which made their own stage styled after a classic retro game. Amongst these is Goemon, Kirby, Megaman, Mario, and Starfy. You can play these in any order, and there is no final stage.
The majority of the game is pretty enjoyable and has a classic adventure style to it, which comes with a lot of varied saves with common mechanics between them. A lot of these stages involve enemies that add a real lively feel to the game, some of them can actually be killed as well. Of the stages, I found Kirby and Goemon to be the most enjoyable, but place Megaman as last due to having to mash quite a lot in it. All of the stages end with a boss fight, the Kirby one felt really fleshed out with multiple phases, whilst the Megaman boss ended up being an RNG-fest that was highly unsatisfying.
Overall, I thought this was a perfect representation of what adventure games can be like. It was highly varied, constantly interesting, and outside of the megaman stage very enjoyable. Definitely recommended.
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The majority of the game is pretty enjoyable and has a classic adventure style to it, which comes with a lot of varied saves with common mechanics between them. A lot of these stages involve enemies that add a real lively feel to the game, some of them can actually be killed as well. Of the stages, I found Kirby and Goemon to be the most enjoyable, but place Megaman as last due to having to mash quite a lot in it. All of the stages end with a boss fight, the Kirby one felt really fleshed out with multiple phases, whilst the Megaman boss ended up being an RNG-fest that was highly unsatisfying.
Overall, I thought this was a perfect representation of what adventure games can be like. It was highly varied, constantly interesting, and outside of the megaman stage very enjoyable. Definitely recommended.
Rating: 8.2 82
Difficulty: 40 40
Feb 17, 2023
CanusAntonius
For: I wanna bigger penis
For: I wanna bigger penis
Bigger Penis is an enjoyable Adventure game with an emphasis on traps, I think that's an important distinction to make instead of just calling it a trap game for various reasons.
The game is split into two different segments, the first does feel like an actual trap game mostly and ends with a boss that's pretty simple. The traps in this are very enjoyable and have some of the most memorable ones in a fangame. The second half of the game involves a "gimmick" that is incredibly unique and actually pretty fun to use, but it ends with a boss many people might actually find difficult in comparison to the first. This half also features less of a focus on traps, which combined with that boss again leads me to call this an adventure game over a pure trap game.
Overall I would recommend it if you're interested in a trap heavy game with some additional gimmick platforming and bosses, it's definitely one of the classics.
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The game is split into two different segments, the first does feel like an actual trap game mostly and ends with a boss that's pretty simple. The traps in this are very enjoyable and have some of the most memorable ones in a fangame. The second half of the game involves a "gimmick" that is incredibly unique and actually pretty fun to use, but it ends with a boss many people might actually find difficult in comparison to the first. This half also features less of a focus on traps, which combined with that boss again leads me to call this an adventure game over a pure trap game.
Overall I would recommend it if you're interested in a trap heavy game with some additional gimmick platforming and bosses, it's definitely one of the classics.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 48 48
Feb 17, 2023