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ThePolaroid [Creator]
IMPORTANT: Make sure to download from the community forums, not the wiki for the latest release. http://iwannacommunity.com/forum/index.php?topic=2258.msg16080
I Wanna Be The Micromedley is a WarioWare inspired half adventure half medley game! It was my first major project and took about 6-7 months to complete. Each of the seven stages is themed differently, from gimmicks, to needle, to bosses. Give it a try, and let me know if you have any suggestions or find any bugs.
Enjoy!
IMPORTANT: Make sure to download from the community forums, not the wiki for the latest release. http://iwannacommunity.com/forum/index.php?topic=2258.msg16080
I Wanna Be The Micromedley is a WarioWare inspired half adventure half medley game! It was my first major project and took about 6-7 months to complete. Each of the seven stages is themed differently, from gimmicks, to needle, to bosses. Give it a try, and let me know if you have any suggestions or find any bugs.
Enjoy!
Tagged as: Medley
[6] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 55 55
Mar 26, 2016
63 Reviews:
whalington
Really fun Warioware-esque game. Highly recommend.
[2] Likes
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 55 55
Oct 25, 2016
kurath
Great production value, fast paced and fun. Unfortunately for me it felt like it dropped off a bit near the end - the boss medley was by far the least entertaining for me and the re-medley felt pretty meh afterwards. The final boss was good, but the fact that it has checkpoints that don't save on game load seems like really poor design, especially from the perspective of someone who generally does the majority of their fangaming in short sessions. Still, these are fairly minor issues.
Aesthetically the music fits great and theres clearly a lot of work put into the presentation. I personally felt like the rainbow motif was brutally overused, but that's just me. Still, easily recommendable game to anyone as its very accessible to all skill levels short of the very best players.
[2] Likes
Aesthetically the music fits great and theres clearly a lot of work put into the presentation. I personally felt like the rainbow motif was brutally overused, but that's just me. Still, easily recommendable game to anyone as its very accessible to all skill levels short of the very best players.
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 40 40
Oct 17, 2016
Xplayerlol
Great fangame all around. Consists of 6 stages and a last boss. Each stage has its own theme, ranging from gimmicks to medley stuff, and consists of a challenge segment where you attempt to beat 15 challenges (Which vary according to the stage's theme) in a row, followed by a "boss challenge" (Which might be an actual boss or just a difficult platforming section). You have 4 lifes to beat the stage, and if you lose them all, you'll have to start the stage from the beginning.
The challenges individually aren't that difficult. Most of them are fairly beginner-friendly, and none of them requires any overly precise maneuver. The entire difficulty comes from getting consistent at finishing them within a time limit. However, since the challenges aren't too difficult to beat, getting consistent at them ends up being lots of fun. Each challenge looks carefully designed to be entertaining on its own, regardless of whether it's a platforming segment or a boss. The medley picks are spot-on, being as entertaining as the original sections. The last boss deviates a bit from the rest of the game, being a cool, but difficult-ish avoidance with some really nice special effects. I like it as well, it's just different from the rest of the game.
The visuals are beautiful, and I have to mention that this game apparently is greatly optimized. Having played bosses similar to the last boss, I was expecting lots of lag due to the huge amounts of particles and special effects, but the game ran smoothly even when I played it full-screen. I don't consider lag as a negative point in my reviews, since it's my fault for having a bad computer anyway, but I certainly appreciate a lot when a fangame has some sort of optimization technique. The music choices are amazing, and the death sound fits well with the mini-game nature of the game.
It's an incredibly well-made fangame with a mini-game feel to it. Highly recommended.
[2] Likes
The challenges individually aren't that difficult. Most of them are fairly beginner-friendly, and none of them requires any overly precise maneuver. The entire difficulty comes from getting consistent at finishing them within a time limit. However, since the challenges aren't too difficult to beat, getting consistent at them ends up being lots of fun. Each challenge looks carefully designed to be entertaining on its own, regardless of whether it's a platforming segment or a boss. The medley picks are spot-on, being as entertaining as the original sections. The last boss deviates a bit from the rest of the game, being a cool, but difficult-ish avoidance with some really nice special effects. I like it as well, it's just different from the rest of the game.
The visuals are beautiful, and I have to mention that this game apparently is greatly optimized. Having played bosses similar to the last boss, I was expecting lots of lag due to the huge amounts of particles and special effects, but the game ran smoothly even when I played it full-screen. I don't consider lag as a negative point in my reviews, since it's my fault for having a bad computer anyway, but I certainly appreciate a lot when a fangame has some sort of optimization technique. The music choices are amazing, and the death sound fits well with the mini-game nature of the game.
It's an incredibly well-made fangame with a mini-game feel to it. Highly recommended.
Rating: 9.3 93
Difficulty: 52 52
Oct 9, 2016