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AttrAcks
For: I Wanna Uhuhu Spike 2
For: I Wanna Uhuhu Spike 2
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 52 52
Feb 14, 2021
Cubpletionist
For: I wanna be the Mason
For: I wanna be the Mason
Very fun and quick clear. Smooth flow and nice music.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 50 50
Feb 14, 2021
ElCochran90
For: I wanna be the Distrust
For: I wanna be the Distrust
Rating includes extra of extra (true ending; secrets required). Difficulty rating includes main game, although considering extra, or extra of extra wouldn't affect it.
According to some records, this is either the first or the second fangame made by Carnival, but this and Nervous were ready at the same time for public release back in the time. Carnival was in his early 11's when he made this.
He's got a very nice concept of adventure in fangames. You feel it in every stage and also as you progress. LoveTrap was a huge inspiration for him and this is the first time it shows, sometimes too literally. Where gameplay is harmed is by adding traps after lengthy saves right at the end. Fine, we're still in the old-school times of fangames, so you get used to it, keep progressing, and once you finish the "main game" with no secrets, you come to this area which inspired literally hundreds of fangames in the future: now do a boss rush with all previous bosses, but buffed. They are all surprisingly reasonable, but enter the buffed Rin & Len avoidance and you just want to kill yourself. Significantly more luck-dependent than final boss of Nervous, this one is annoying because it applies the godawful gimmick of placing a small (Ruka) sprite following you very slowly the entire avoidance and, at the end, said sprite attacks you. It's Miku 2 of Love Trap basically, with very easy attacks and three attacks in particular that are just cancer. That avoidance alone makes this game deserve a 70 in difficulty rating. Everything was 55 at worst.
As sonicdv specifies, game gets better after you pass this wall-in-your-face avoidance. Secrets are required for extra, and getting them is quite annoying: trigger something in the main map, backtrack a lot (yei), get through the entire secret screen (and die to lots of traps... just why...), grab the secret, backtrack through the secret screen and grab the first save possible.
Just annoying.
That opens the area down below the main screen which you could see the entire time. It's ok. Then a boss.
But wait! There's even MORE extra. Just head to the left of the main screen and access a new area with more fun, and traps. This area is generically-looking but at least it has a couple of interesting screens. Then the TRUE final boss.
I insist, the adventure spirit is there; it's the dynamics that fail for me.
Note: Game took 10 hours, but 6 hours went to beating the buffed avoidance. 4 went for main game, secrets, extra, extra boss, extra of extra and true final boss. That's how atrocious the avoidance is.
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According to some records, this is either the first or the second fangame made by Carnival, but this and Nervous were ready at the same time for public release back in the time. Carnival was in his early 11's when he made this.
He's got a very nice concept of adventure in fangames. You feel it in every stage and also as you progress. LoveTrap was a huge inspiration for him and this is the first time it shows, sometimes too literally. Where gameplay is harmed is by adding traps after lengthy saves right at the end. Fine, we're still in the old-school times of fangames, so you get used to it, keep progressing, and once you finish the "main game" with no secrets, you come to this area which inspired literally hundreds of fangames in the future: now do a boss rush with all previous bosses, but buffed. They are all surprisingly reasonable, but enter the buffed Rin & Len avoidance and you just want to kill yourself. Significantly more luck-dependent than final boss of Nervous, this one is annoying because it applies the godawful gimmick of placing a small (Ruka) sprite following you very slowly the entire avoidance and, at the end, said sprite attacks you. It's Miku 2 of Love Trap basically, with very easy attacks and three attacks in particular that are just cancer. That avoidance alone makes this game deserve a 70 in difficulty rating. Everything was 55 at worst.
As sonicdv specifies, game gets better after you pass this wall-in-your-face avoidance. Secrets are required for extra, and getting them is quite annoying: trigger something in the main map, backtrack a lot (yei), get through the entire secret screen (and die to lots of traps... just why...), grab the secret, backtrack through the secret screen and grab the first save possible.
Just annoying.
That opens the area down below the main screen which you could see the entire time. It's ok. Then a boss.
But wait! There's even MORE extra. Just head to the left of the main screen and access a new area with more fun, and traps. This area is generically-looking but at least it has a couple of interesting screens. Then the TRUE final boss.
I insist, the adventure spirit is there; it's the dynamics that fail for me.
Note: Game took 10 hours, but 6 hours went to beating the buffed avoidance. 4 went for main game, secrets, extra, extra boss, extra of extra and true final boss. That's how atrocious the avoidance is.
Rating: 3.5 35
Difficulty: 70 70
Feb 14, 2021
PolyNexus
For: I Dun Wanna be Anything 2
For: I Dun Wanna be Anything 2
Super long adventure game with fun gimmicks and fun boss fights. I really liked the guts mechanic and the fact that you could upgrade your player from secrets. Definitely a must-play for all people that like fangames. It took me 55.5 hours to beat with 8562 deaths.
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Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 75 75
Feb 14, 2021
kurath
For: Panasonic Bluray
For: Panasonic Bluray
Really solid floor game in the vein of old-school floor games (think Challenge 100, Celebrate 100 and so on) with some more modern touches, something that's definitely been missing in recent times. Its pretty accessible early on like those are, though the difficulty does ramp up quite considerably and as such, is probably more of a game to play a few games in rather than as a first game.
Production wise, it looks great with a polished look that doesn't go overboard. The story, the sound effects and the transitions do a great job of giving it some extra personality which I greatly appreciate. It has humor, variety and charm.
Platforming wise, it starts off very friendly and starts to get some bite about halfway through. It doesn't stray too far off the beaten path, which is good for a more introductory-targeted game. It introduces pretty much all the standard gimmicks but with a little extra alongside them to keep it creative.
The bosses are sort of all over the place, which means you're never really sure what you're hitting next but they're all pretty entertaining.
Overall, would definitely recommend it to most people. Its fun, charming and relaxed with enough content to make it worth some time.
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Production wise, it looks great with a polished look that doesn't go overboard. The story, the sound effects and the transitions do a great job of giving it some extra personality which I greatly appreciate. It has humor, variety and charm.
Platforming wise, it starts off very friendly and starts to get some bite about halfway through. It doesn't stray too far off the beaten path, which is good for a more introductory-targeted game. It introduces pretty much all the standard gimmicks but with a little extra alongside them to keep it creative.
The bosses are sort of all over the place, which means you're never really sure what you're hitting next but they're all pretty entertaining.
Overall, would definitely recommend it to most people. Its fun, charming and relaxed with enough content to make it worth some time.
Rating: 8.6 86
Difficulty: 50 50
Feb 14, 2021