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yangshuoen
For: I wanna despair entrance
For: I wanna despair entrance
Tagged as: Avoidance
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 75 75
Sep 15, 2022
FespCostaz
For: I wanna be the (mis)Nomer
For: I wanna be the (mis)Nomer
included extra
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Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 63 63
Sep 15, 2022
yangshuoen
For: Justination Easymode
For: Justination Easymode
Friendly difficulty
友善的難度
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友善的難度
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 54 54
Sep 15, 2022
DerpyHoovesIWBTG
For: I wanna be the Koramune trap
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For: I wanna be the Koramune trap
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Rating: 4.8 48
Difficulty: 35 35
Sep 14, 2022
CanusAntonius
For: I Wanna Travel the Night
For: I Wanna Travel the Night
Travel the Night is Erik's sequel to a previous game of his, I wanna End my Growth. It thus has some of the same features such as hand-drawn graphics, Cuphead-inspired bosses, and returning characters.
The game is pretty solid and has a beautiful coat of paint over it, pretty much the entire game is made using custom sprites by Erik. The platforming is pretty simple and generally smooth, a lot of it includes an enemy-based design that features both ones you can shoot and ones you can't. These enemies have a bit of variance through them, and I liked all of them except the one square head robot since jumping over square killers is always obnoxious.
I do however feel as if this is somewhat a downgrade from End my Growth. First, the entire size gimmick has been removed, which is quite a shame since it leads to a less interesting game overall. Platforming thus feels far less involved than the first game, instead of worrying about your kid size there is no puzzle aspect at all really. The bosses feel like a huge pitfall from the first as well, with many of them having way too much HP to be enjoyable, they just become boring pretty quickly instead. The ocean boss was particularly one that became annoying to play, though the second phase was much more bearable.
Overall I would definitely recommend it, it's a solid adventure game that many will enjoy, just know it's probably a bit of a lesser experience than the first.
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The game is pretty solid and has a beautiful coat of paint over it, pretty much the entire game is made using custom sprites by Erik. The platforming is pretty simple and generally smooth, a lot of it includes an enemy-based design that features both ones you can shoot and ones you can't. These enemies have a bit of variance through them, and I liked all of them except the one square head robot since jumping over square killers is always obnoxious.
I do however feel as if this is somewhat a downgrade from End my Growth. First, the entire size gimmick has been removed, which is quite a shame since it leads to a less interesting game overall. Platforming thus feels far less involved than the first game, instead of worrying about your kid size there is no puzzle aspect at all really. The bosses feel like a huge pitfall from the first as well, with many of them having way too much HP to be enjoyable, they just become boring pretty quickly instead. The ocean boss was particularly one that became annoying to play, though the second phase was much more bearable.
Overall I would definitely recommend it, it's a solid adventure game that many will enjoy, just know it's probably a bit of a lesser experience than the first.
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 45 45
Sep 14, 2022