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fangameXPmaster
For: Draw my Guy - FM 2023
For: Draw my Guy - FM 2023
Including EX
Unique work with a small amount of gimmicks and a large amount of art
I was enjoy ^^
Unique work with a small amount of gimmicks and a large amount of art
I was enjoy ^^
Tagged as: Special
[0] Likes
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 55 55
Aug 6, 2023
KIDDLE
For: Happy birthday to LiliAum
For: Happy birthday to LiliAum
creative cool jumps
[1] Like
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 64 64
Aug 6, 2023
fatherpucci1
For: I wanna go across the Crimson Rainbow
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For: I wanna go across the Crimson Rainbow
[0] Likes
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 65 65
Aug 6, 2023
FanGamer3000
For: I Wanna Dodge The DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours
For: I Wanna Dodge The DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours
I Wanna Dodge The DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours
Tonight, I just finished my playthrough of I Wanna Dodge the DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours, it is the most misunderstood piece of art I have ever encountered in my journey through life. A deconstruction of fangames, and a huge societal critique. Slow Cinema transposed onto video game.
Deconstruction of FanGames: Desire "I Wanna"
This fangame deconstructs fangames in the sense of its title. I Wanna Dodge the Dvd Screensaver For Seven Hours, Society wants to dodge their troubles, this game forces complete self-awareness of its existence as a game. Allowing you to focus on its title. Its a critique of the worldly desire present in every single fangame, the basis being the wants and desires of "the little guy" Bringing into question the morals of fangames, what do these pieces of art glorify? That brings me into my next topic.
Critique of Society: The Desire to Avoid Troubles
This game is quite symbolic in its images. DvD Screensaver as a sign for laziness, representing societies issues, and the laziness taken with said issues. The desire of "little guy"/the world, is to "dodge" said troubles. There is a reason for the games excessive length, it is used to make you feel its length. To show the consequences on the human condition that is involved when you don't confront your troubles, but rather "dodge" them.
Overall
I Wanna Dodge The DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours is an absolute piece of perfection in fangame history. Deconstructing the idea of what a fangame glorifies, and providing an incredibly important societal critique, that is universal for all times. A misunderstood game, why? Because modern society is not open to art! Their lack of engagement in turn for desire and entertainment is simply gross. A n important game. Love it so much
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Tonight, I just finished my playthrough of I Wanna Dodge the DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours, it is the most misunderstood piece of art I have ever encountered in my journey through life. A deconstruction of fangames, and a huge societal critique. Slow Cinema transposed onto video game.
Deconstruction of FanGames: Desire "I Wanna"
This fangame deconstructs fangames in the sense of its title. I Wanna Dodge the Dvd Screensaver For Seven Hours, Society wants to dodge their troubles, this game forces complete self-awareness of its existence as a game. Allowing you to focus on its title. Its a critique of the worldly desire present in every single fangame, the basis being the wants and desires of "the little guy" Bringing into question the morals of fangames, what do these pieces of art glorify? That brings me into my next topic.
Critique of Society: The Desire to Avoid Troubles
This game is quite symbolic in its images. DvD Screensaver as a sign for laziness, representing societies issues, and the laziness taken with said issues. The desire of "little guy"/the world, is to "dodge" said troubles. There is a reason for the games excessive length, it is used to make you feel its length. To show the consequences on the human condition that is involved when you don't confront your troubles, but rather "dodge" them.
Overall
I Wanna Dodge The DVD Screensaver For Seven Hours is an absolute piece of perfection in fangame history. Deconstructing the idea of what a fangame glorifies, and providing an incredibly important societal critique, that is universal for all times. A misunderstood game, why? Because modern society is not open to art! Their lack of engagement in turn for desire and entertainment is simply gross. A n important game. Love it so much
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 81 81
Aug 6, 2023
AlejoFangamer
For: I Wanna Be The Diagonal Jump
For: I Wanna Be The Diagonal Jump
Como dis... Como que si te enseñan un bebé y dices "esta bonito", este, obvia... Y en tu mente no piensas eso es que no estas siendo sincero, pero si lo dices que "está bien culero", se oye feo
[2] Likes
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 55 55
Aug 6, 2023
TheNewDerf
For: I wanna be the Oblique Torment
For: I wanna be the Oblique Torment
Of all the games that have been inspired by HB2, this comes the closest to feeling like it could be part of that world. For that reason, as I played this game I experienced an intense wave of grief. Grief for a lost time when I could spend days making strange and inscrutable works of art with my friends, and could drop them in a small puddle of a community, watching the ripples spread out. Now our community is more like an ocean -- deeper, vaster -- for better or worse. So things change, so things stay the same -- a game like this gets low ratings, and the maker wears their insecurities on their sleeve.
<i>Oblique Torment</i> is rough around the edges. But the fish boss and the 'Something is missing...' screens are oddly beautiful and promises, I think, of something greater. My overall reaction to this game is, obviously, personal -- but, I still think games like this have more to give than most other fangames. My main advice to the maker is this: exorcise HB2 from your system, but keep hold of the irreverance and creativity. Making fangames is tough work, and maybe people won't appreciate your work in the moment, but you will, hopefully, reach a point where you can look back and be proud of what you've made on your own terms. When you get there, it's worth more than any DelFruit review could ever say.
<i>Oblique Torment</i> is rough around the edges. But the fish boss and the 'Something is missing...' screens are oddly beautiful and promises, I think, of something greater. My overall reaction to this game is, obviously, personal -- but, I still think games like this have more to give than most other fangames. My main advice to the maker is this: exorcise HB2 from your system, but keep hold of the irreverance and creativity. Making fangames is tough work, and maybe people won't appreciate your work in the moment, but you will, hopefully, reach a point where you can look back and be proud of what you've made on your own terms. When you get there, it's worth more than any DelFruit review could ever say.
Tagged as: temporal_mirror
[11] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 50 50
Aug 6, 2023