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YaBoiMarcAntony
For: I wanna colorize the needle
For: I wanna colorize the needle
Well isn't this just a great fucking game? I have absolutely no complaints about this one, nothing to say in the negative except that it is not the greatest game I've ever played, but what's the point in saying that? There's only one game ever that could be the greatest game ever made, so when you play a given game and it misses that mark, well then what the fuck does it matter?
Anyways, this game is awesome, play it if you somehow haven't.
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Anyways, this game is awesome, play it if you somehow haven't.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 42 42
Jul 31, 2020
YaBoiMarcAntony
For: I wanna clear 50 neon floors
For: I wanna clear 50 neon floors
Come on now, if you've gone this far with fangames, you either know nader makes great games, or you don't like his games. This one doesn't necessarily rise above its brethren, but that is not a knock against it.
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 47 47
Jul 31, 2020
Fruitless
For: I wanna be the Pendulum
For: I wanna be the Pendulum
The game certainly has a lot of variety, and that likely means there will be some stuff you will like, and other stuff you won't like as much. However, it's clear how much effort Dagger put into making the game the best it could be, having been made over such a long time period. If you're willing to put up with stuff you don't enjoy, and can still enjoy the rest of the game, I'd suggest to play this, and don't be afraid to switch to easy mode if you feel you really need it.
OH BABY I LOVE YOU
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OH BABY I LOVE YOU
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jul 30, 2020
Fruitless
For: I wanna be the Tori2
For: I wanna be the Tori2
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jul 30, 2020
Fruitless
For: I wanna be the Tori
For: I wanna be the Tori
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jul 30, 2020
YaBoiMarcAntony
For: I wanna be the Arcfox Needle
For: I wanna be the Arcfox Needle
What a shame, this game is. If you gave me the first fifty floors alone, I might be inclined to call this brilliant; hell, if you gave me the first 75 floors, I might STILL call it brilliant. Now, if you give me up to 95 floors, I'd probably call this a great game, bordering on something truly great. As it stands, this is merely a good game, one that I finished purely because I was so close to the end.
I Wanna be the Arcfox Needle is a 100-floor needle game (featuring probably 110 or so floor, perhaps more) that manages quite a lovely experience for a majority of its runtime. From floor 1 to 75, you're getting quite a nice gaming experience, one that most people should be able to handle. Beyond that, the design grows a few canines, develops a bit more bite than might have been expected at first. I didn't have any issue with this until I hit floor 85, which was up to that point my least favorite room by far; in fact, I quit at this room and didn't come back for a couple weeks. After coming back and getting through this room, I really didn't have any issues. The archfoe screens are unpopular, but I more or less enjoyed them. The only true problem save was one where I made it harder on myself without realizing, and so I cannot fault the game for that. 97 is where things took a turn.
Up to this point, the design had developed in a negative way, I felt, but it wasn't so bad as to truly detract from my overall enjoyment. By the time 97 comes in, all I liked about this game became a distant memory. To be frank, I can barely remember anything because I quit at the second save of 97 and didn't truly come back to it until a month and some change later. I would open it again every now and then, but I could never get up the dedication to actually grind out this awful save. Today, however, I did! And was greeted by more of the same sort of irritating, user-unfriendly design. Truly, the ride from 97 to 100, a ride that lasts 7 screens for some God-less reason, was one of the least enjoyable endings to a game I've ever played.
As for critiques that don't involve the final screens, there are almost none - except the ?? screens. Those screens I felt killed the flow of the game, and these screens too felt worse than the surrounding rooms; if they were totally cut from the game, I would surely have not minded a bit.
So, could I recommend this game? Absolutely! With untainted ideals and a pure heart, I would recommend anyone give this game a go - with a caveat: don't expect the quality to persist.
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I Wanna be the Arcfox Needle is a 100-floor needle game (featuring probably 110 or so floor, perhaps more) that manages quite a lovely experience for a majority of its runtime. From floor 1 to 75, you're getting quite a nice gaming experience, one that most people should be able to handle. Beyond that, the design grows a few canines, develops a bit more bite than might have been expected at first. I didn't have any issue with this until I hit floor 85, which was up to that point my least favorite room by far; in fact, I quit at this room and didn't come back for a couple weeks. After coming back and getting through this room, I really didn't have any issues. The archfoe screens are unpopular, but I more or less enjoyed them. The only true problem save was one where I made it harder on myself without realizing, and so I cannot fault the game for that. 97 is where things took a turn.
Up to this point, the design had developed in a negative way, I felt, but it wasn't so bad as to truly detract from my overall enjoyment. By the time 97 comes in, all I liked about this game became a distant memory. To be frank, I can barely remember anything because I quit at the second save of 97 and didn't truly come back to it until a month and some change later. I would open it again every now and then, but I could never get up the dedication to actually grind out this awful save. Today, however, I did! And was greeted by more of the same sort of irritating, user-unfriendly design. Truly, the ride from 97 to 100, a ride that lasts 7 screens for some God-less reason, was one of the least enjoyable endings to a game I've ever played.
As for critiques that don't involve the final screens, there are almost none - except the ?? screens. Those screens I felt killed the flow of the game, and these screens too felt worse than the surrounding rooms; if they were totally cut from the game, I would surely have not minded a bit.
So, could I recommend this game? Absolutely! With untainted ideals and a pure heart, I would recommend anyone give this game a go - with a caveat: don't expect the quality to persist.
Rating: 6.9 69
Difficulty: 67 67
Jul 30, 2020
MikuStar263
For: I wanna be the Tori2
For: I wanna be the Tori2
Tagged as: L_Game
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jul 30, 2020