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Nearigami
For: I wanna retort
For: I wanna retort
Very enjoyable needle game. Gives me tuta vibes with the visuals. Pretty friendly to most players without being a cakewalk.
[0] Likes
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 40 40
Dec 31, 2019
Nearigami
For: I Wanna be the Lucky Jump
For: I Wanna be the Lucky Jump
Best fangame to speedrun I swear.
[3] Likes
Rating: 1.0 10
Difficulty: 40 40
Dec 31, 2019
Nearigami
For: I Wanna DO It
For: I Wanna DO It
I liked the first screen way more personally. It was a decently fun time overall though.
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 31, 2019
Bob
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
It's actually not bad as far as medleys go, but it still has its share of issues.
First, some of the screen picks are questionable and throw off the pace of the stages. There ended up
being some scrolling screens that took a while to beat and then the next screen took a few minutes.
Not to mention throwing in a random avoidance in the middle of stage 1, and not having one in stage 2.
The buffs as well are kinda weird and one in particular (The invisible spikes in bread) was just silly.
The boss is okay, though it felt kinda boring having to constantly shoot something in front of me while dodging bullets. Medley bosses should be constantly changing up the style and this one just felt samey throughout. The attacks were also kinda generic but it wasn't the worst boss i've ever played.
Overall, it's probably better than most medley games out there, though that isn't saying much. It's nice that they chose screens from actual good games instead of random needle games with brown blocks, or from conquer the blow game for the 50th time. It just feels really rough to play and not quite as smooth as I would like from The Medley Experience.
[3] Likes
First, some of the screen picks are questionable and throw off the pace of the stages. There ended up
being some scrolling screens that took a while to beat and then the next screen took a few minutes.
Not to mention throwing in a random avoidance in the middle of stage 1, and not having one in stage 2.
The buffs as well are kinda weird and one in particular (The invisible spikes in bread) was just silly.
The boss is okay, though it felt kinda boring having to constantly shoot something in front of me while dodging bullets. Medley bosses should be constantly changing up the style and this one just felt samey throughout. The attacks were also kinda generic but it wasn't the worst boss i've ever played.
Overall, it's probably better than most medley games out there, though that isn't saying much. It's nice that they chose screens from actual good games instead of random needle games with brown blocks, or from conquer the blow game for the 50th time. It just feels really rough to play and not quite as smooth as I would like from The Medley Experience.
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 65 65
Dec 31, 2019
ElCochran90
For: I wanna be the Best Guy 4
For: I wanna be the Best Guy 4
Final boss added 5 points of unnecessary difficulty.
Four weapons! More abilities! Hidden secrets and passages! Easter eggs! More Gustav! Unlockable achievements! And all of this sucks!
The full double-jump engine from Best Guy 3 is back again in more atrocious platforming to complicate your day through forced gimmicks and repetitive scenarios. The first three stages look nice, I must admit, and the music of the third stage is amazing (can't stop hearing it). From there, the overabudance of enemies of screen added with the jump engine and some "traps" deteriorate gameplay in its entirety. This is no exaggerated joke; it's a lamentable mess.
Oh, the final fight? Cool looking, but unfair moments of RNG makes it frustrating. It's a touch challenge mostly because of how unfair it is. Imagine a fight that is position-based, but now the boss chooses his position instead of you... at light speed! Magic moments can ensue.
Have you ever played a fangame that has smashed into your face that production value does not equal quality? This is one case. However, this is also a case of tremendous wasted potential. Since the very first Best Guy, I was reminded of Influka, and that though got strengthened with the very cool but equally flawed sequel. Then this comes and Influka is mentioned in the "Special Thanks" section. Interesting inspiration, but unlike Influka, Gustav alone cannot mix quality gameplay with great bosses and an ambitious production value. Maybe a team up could work? That's a dream...
Wait! It already happened! I'm just not up for such a challenge yet. Give me some more months.
[3] Likes
Four weapons! More abilities! Hidden secrets and passages! Easter eggs! More Gustav! Unlockable achievements! And all of this sucks!
The full double-jump engine from Best Guy 3 is back again in more atrocious platforming to complicate your day through forced gimmicks and repetitive scenarios. The first three stages look nice, I must admit, and the music of the third stage is amazing (can't stop hearing it). From there, the overabudance of enemies of screen added with the jump engine and some "traps" deteriorate gameplay in its entirety. This is no exaggerated joke; it's a lamentable mess.
Oh, the final fight? Cool looking, but unfair moments of RNG makes it frustrating. It's a touch challenge mostly because of how unfair it is. Imagine a fight that is position-based, but now the boss chooses his position instead of you... at light speed! Magic moments can ensue.
Have you ever played a fangame that has smashed into your face that production value does not equal quality? This is one case. However, this is also a case of tremendous wasted potential. Since the very first Best Guy, I was reminded of Influka, and that though got strengthened with the very cool but equally flawed sequel. Then this comes and Influka is mentioned in the "Special Thanks" section. Interesting inspiration, but unlike Influka, Gustav alone cannot mix quality gameplay with great bosses and an ambitious production value. Maybe a team up could work? That's a dream...
Wait! It already happened! I'm just not up for such a challenge yet. Give me some more months.
Rating: 3.2 32
Difficulty: 70 70
Dec 31, 2019
BoshyGo11 [Creator]
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
Edit: In retrospect this was such a trainwreck, if you want to make a medley as your first game take a look at Mega Kid and reconsider... And why is this even marked as a maker review rather than Mega Kid's? Whatever, my original description is below...
Edit: I removed the dl link because a lot of content shown here doesn't exist in the game anymore. We might release another demo version at some point, not as rushed as this one. My original description is below
We finally released it! This is a demo of a medley game I wanna Slay Mega Kid consisting of 2 platforming stages and a boss which you can do in any order. Hope you like it! :)
P.S.: right now it has some known bugs that we will try to change as fast as we can, so if you want to get the best experience wait till we update the game
v1.0.1 - bugfixes:
<link removed>
[2] Likes
Edit: I removed the dl link because a lot of content shown here doesn't exist in the game anymore. We might release another demo version at some point, not as rushed as this one. My original description is below
We finally released it! This is a demo of a medley game I wanna Slay Mega Kid consisting of 2 platforming stages and a boss which you can do in any order. Hope you like it! :)
P.S.: right now it has some known bugs that we will try to change as fast as we can, so if you want to get the best experience wait till we update the game
v1.0.1 - bugfixes:
<link removed>
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 31, 2019
aliceNobodi
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
For: I wanna Slay Mega Kid demo
Seems good so far, would recommend to anyone who played K2 and wants more of the early stages.
[1] Like
Rating: 5.7 57
Difficulty: 42 42
Dec 31, 2019
Stinkycheeseone890
For: I wanna thank the Ashotovka 8
[0] Likes
For: I wanna thank the Ashotovka 8
[0] Likes
Rating: 0.1 1
Difficulty: N/A
Dec 31, 2019