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fubukiofficial
For: Two'n Two'n
For: Two'n Two'n
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 55 55
Mar 9, 2021
fubukiofficial
For: -I Can Leap-
For: -I Can Leap-
Rating include extra.
Generic corridor needle not worth to play
Generic corridor needle not worth to play
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 3.5 35
Difficulty: 45 45
Mar 9, 2021
MARCO
For: I Wanna Be The DTSD
For: I Wanna Be The DTSD
rating include extra
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 2.4 24
Difficulty: 61 61
Mar 9, 2021
fubukiofficial
For: I wanna be the Heimdal
For: I wanna be the Heimdal
Ouka's fist avoidance
its fun
its fun
Tagged as: Avoidance
[1] Like
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 73 73
Mar 9, 2021
fubukiofficial
For: I wanna scrape my face
For: I wanna scrape my face
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 40 40
Mar 9, 2021
fubukiofficial
For: I wanna kill the minesweepor
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For: I wanna kill the minesweepor
[0] Likes
Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 40 40
Mar 9, 2021
Cosmoing
For: I wanna CoinStack 1000
For: I wanna CoinStack 1000
CoinStack 1000 is a collectathon fangame that ultimately fails at being a great collectathon, while succeeding in every other aspect. And that's not a bad thing.
Let's start with the production value: it's unquestionably one of the best in this category. Everything was drawn by Denferok himself and there's a ton of detail everywhere. Lots of animations on creatures and details, great backgrounds and tilesets. There's really nothing else you could ask from this game on the visual side.
For the platforming in this game, you're accompanied by 2 simple yet powerful mechanics. The ability to jump from any wall, and the ability to dash in 8 directions. These may feel a bit strange at first, especially the wall jump, but the easier levels near the beginning of the game will help you get used to them and once you do get used to them, they feel like a very welcome addition to your arsenal most of the time. The wall jump and wall slide in particular feel very well used most of the time in the level design. The dash leaves a bit more to be questioned, as I often found myself struggling to figure out the dash distances or do multiple dashes in different directions in a row. The diamond dash in 20 never quite felt right to me, and I think that's something that should feel comfortable unless you completely mess something up.
The level design is pretty top-tier as a whole here. There's a few levels that I may not have enjoyed as much as the others but it doesn't detriment from the experience enough to warrant making a negative out of it. There's some great usages of the double jump, wall jump and dash all over the place, and there's something unique in every level so nothing ever gets too repetitive.
And to me, this is why you should play this game. You should go into this game expecting some great platforming challenges revolving around the mechanics you're given as a player, not expecting a collectathon. Some of the early levels do revolve around a more open-ended approach with various paths and small challenges to obtain coins, but the harder parts of the game quickly abandon this aspect and the coins become an afterthought to the platforming, mostly just there to help show the path. There may be a universe where CoinStack 1000 is a very non-linear adventure game with various tiny challenges and I would gladly be a part of that universe, but this is not that universe and I'm also fine with that. This game is still excellent nonetheless.
I think there's not much to say to wrap this review up. I can't recommend this as a needle game, an adventure game or a gimmick game: what I can do, is recommend this as a platformer. It's a full experience and really goes beyond what you might expect from a typical fangame.
Let's start with the production value: it's unquestionably one of the best in this category. Everything was drawn by Denferok himself and there's a ton of detail everywhere. Lots of animations on creatures and details, great backgrounds and tilesets. There's really nothing else you could ask from this game on the visual side.
For the platforming in this game, you're accompanied by 2 simple yet powerful mechanics. The ability to jump from any wall, and the ability to dash in 8 directions. These may feel a bit strange at first, especially the wall jump, but the easier levels near the beginning of the game will help you get used to them and once you do get used to them, they feel like a very welcome addition to your arsenal most of the time. The wall jump and wall slide in particular feel very well used most of the time in the level design. The dash leaves a bit more to be questioned, as I often found myself struggling to figure out the dash distances or do multiple dashes in different directions in a row. The diamond dash in 20 never quite felt right to me, and I think that's something that should feel comfortable unless you completely mess something up.
The level design is pretty top-tier as a whole here. There's a few levels that I may not have enjoyed as much as the others but it doesn't detriment from the experience enough to warrant making a negative out of it. There's some great usages of the double jump, wall jump and dash all over the place, and there's something unique in every level so nothing ever gets too repetitive.
And to me, this is why you should play this game. You should go into this game expecting some great platforming challenges revolving around the mechanics you're given as a player, not expecting a collectathon. Some of the early levels do revolve around a more open-ended approach with various paths and small challenges to obtain coins, but the harder parts of the game quickly abandon this aspect and the coins become an afterthought to the platforming, mostly just there to help show the path. There may be a universe where CoinStack 1000 is a very non-linear adventure game with various tiny challenges and I would gladly be a part of that universe, but this is not that universe and I'm also fine with that. This game is still excellent nonetheless.
I think there's not much to say to wrap this review up. I can't recommend this as a needle game, an adventure game or a gimmick game: what I can do, is recommend this as a platformer. It's a full experience and really goes beyond what you might expect from a typical fangame.
Tagged as: Collectathon
[2] Likes
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 60 60
Mar 9, 2021
omega2020
For: I wanna be the Black Rock Shooter
For: I wanna be the Black Rock Shooter
As pigeon stated this game has 5 chapters with different elements in each. The game overall was fun. I have little complaints other than the excessive traps in stage 3 which brought down my enjoyment a little bit. The songs are nice with no game over music or restart music.
[1] Like
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 48 48
Mar 9, 2021