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29th_letter [Creator]
For: I wanna be the Space Michael
For: I wanna be the Space Michael
A game that I made for my coworker's birthday. This is the easiest that I could make it without it feeling too easy. Hope you all enjoy as well
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 30 30
Dec 16, 2022
yangshuoen
For: I wanna be the 初針ゲー
For: I wanna be the 初針ゲー
Not bad
還行
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還行
Rating: 4.4 44
Difficulty: 43 43
Dec 16, 2022
CanusAntonius
For: I Wanna be the RO
For: I Wanna be the RO
I Wanna be the RO is one of the most enjoyable Needle games that I have played due to how much of a divergence it is from normal trigger-heavy design, and from start to finish manages to stay constantly entertaining and refreshing.
The main design of the game functions around the concept of having player triggers and moving object paths visible, and it carries this gimmick throughout the entirety of the game. I think this actually works perfectly in the mix of a Rukito-inspired work as it helps lean into some of the wacky movements without feeling like a lot of traps. Being able to think about movements consciously I am about to make in trigger needle actually felt incredibly interesting, so I definitely support this style and would love to see more. Alongside this main gimmick are additional ones through the stage, such as vines or gravity flippers, but also a couple of quirky ones, such as gravity flipping water or disappearing blocks. In the end, these things come together to form what I think is Wolfie's best needle design style yet, and something I hope continues down the line.
Outside of the Needle are two separate bosses, which to my knowledge is a first from Wolfie. While they are relatively simple and only have a few attacks, I found them to be rather enjoyable since they still manage to be interesting with what they have, and of course, do not have shamble moments like your more traditional Rukito bosses might (the last one is also quite more dashing than them too). A few other great touches come into play as well, such as how Wolfie manages to create an actual connection between the stages using the MacGuffin strategy, or the inclusion of various Easter eggs to find (hints provided in the Read-Me of course). And lastly, the music is just what you'd expect from a Wolfie game, a rightful catJAM with an especially good song in the first boss that has installed itself immediately into my playlist.
Overall, this is definitely well deserving of all the praise it has received, and I would absolutely recommend it if you want to play some really interesting gimmick needle crafted by a master of the trade.
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The main design of the game functions around the concept of having player triggers and moving object paths visible, and it carries this gimmick throughout the entirety of the game. I think this actually works perfectly in the mix of a Rukito-inspired work as it helps lean into some of the wacky movements without feeling like a lot of traps. Being able to think about movements consciously I am about to make in trigger needle actually felt incredibly interesting, so I definitely support this style and would love to see more. Alongside this main gimmick are additional ones through the stage, such as vines or gravity flippers, but also a couple of quirky ones, such as gravity flipping water or disappearing blocks. In the end, these things come together to form what I think is Wolfie's best needle design style yet, and something I hope continues down the line.
Outside of the Needle are two separate bosses, which to my knowledge is a first from Wolfie. While they are relatively simple and only have a few attacks, I found them to be rather enjoyable since they still manage to be interesting with what they have, and of course, do not have shamble moments like your more traditional Rukito bosses might (the last one is also quite more dashing than them too). A few other great touches come into play as well, such as how Wolfie manages to create an actual connection between the stages using the MacGuffin strategy, or the inclusion of various Easter eggs to find (hints provided in the Read-Me of course). And lastly, the music is just what you'd expect from a Wolfie game, a rightful catJAM with an especially good song in the first boss that has installed itself immediately into my playlist.
Overall, this is definitely well deserving of all the praise it has received, and I would absolutely recommend it if you want to play some really interesting gimmick needle crafted by a master of the trade.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 70 70
Dec 16, 2022
taigaW
For: I Wanna Be The First Game(I Wanna Creation The Beginner)
For: I Wanna Be The First Game(I Wanna Creation The Beginner)
Very easy
[2] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 4 4
Dec 16, 2022
Rainydays
For: I wanna make the I WANNA
For: I wanna make the I WANNA
needle + very very bad boss
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Rating: 1.0 10
Difficulty: N/A
Dec 16, 2022
Janex06
For: I wanna play online
For: I wanna play online
fangays R road beta now
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Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 100 100
Dec 16, 2022
moogy
For: Jushi Needle 2022
For: Jushi Needle 2022
Three stages of decent needle. The second and third stages have a lot of pretty difficult jumps and felt grindy compared to the first one.
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Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 60 60
Dec 16, 2022
theTics
For: I wanna be the Foner
For: I wanna be the Foner
Tagged as: Goner_Game
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Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 68 68
Dec 16, 2022
Sheldons_Pet_Rock
For: I Wanna Usurp the Celestial Jump
For: I Wanna Usurp the Celestial Jump
An emotional tale filled with heartbreak, betrayal, and jump refreshers.
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Rating: 7.8 78
Difficulty: 47 47
Dec 16, 2022