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moogy
For: I Wanna See What's In The Toilet
For: I Wanna See What's In The Toilet
harder than boshy
[3] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 10, 2020
Trener
For: I wanna enjoy the Galvanized Peppermint Dandy
For: I wanna enjoy the Galvanized Peppermint Dandy
a great game in the style of uhuhu. A huge number of original jumps. Personally, I liked this game more than the first part of wolfi because of the combination of complexity and originality. Great save points, you can’t stop at any one, but enjoy the process of passing. Everything is fun and provocatively
[1] Like
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 50 50
Jun 10, 2020
TheJPEGDemon
For: I Wanna be the Matryoshka
For: I Wanna be the Matryoshka
shit game
[0] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 10, 2020
Zorgo [Creator]
For: I wanna be the P2 Present
For: I wanna be the P2 Present
Tagged as: Trash
[1] Like
Rating: 0.0 0
Difficulty: N/A
Jun 9, 2020
willber_fan
For: I wanna say happy birthday to krain
For: I wanna say happy birthday to krain
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.1 61
Difficulty: 69 69
Jun 9, 2020
Wolfiexe
For: Neo Needle Buffet
For: Neo Needle Buffet
Neo Needle Buffet is a needle collab game made up of stages provided by 8 different makers, where an effort was made to highlight lesser known or newer makers. The end result is a pretty enjoyable and varied collection of needle stages of quite varying difficulty and themes, which for the most part I had a good time with!
You can tackle the 8 stages in any order you like, provided you discover them by traversing a little hub of sorts to discover the stage entrances, which in turn unlocks a warp to that area in your main hub room. This lets you start multiple areas and dip out if you're getting stuck or just feel like trying something else, with the ability to easily return to any stage AND keep your progress which I feel is an essential part of these kind of collabs, so I was very glad to see this be a feature. There were some other nice touches I liked too in terms of production value, such as your save being a snapshot behind the title screen.
Stages range from trigger-fests to stylistic mountain-climbs to galactic brain speed-changing platforming. Chances are that not every stage is going to click with you, but you'll probably find a good few that feel just right. Some highlights for me were Synth's stage which has a really cool aesthetic and overall design, and also Kiyoshi's which despite the uncomfortable difficulty had some really fun and interesting design to it. But that is one of my more common gripes with the game, is that at times the difficulty like it was detrimental to the design. Kiyoshi for example has since re-released his stage as an single game but with various nerfs and adjustments, which I'm sure would feel like a much more polished and fun experience and no doubt would've been a more fun time.
A few other examples are Gab's stage, where I surprised myself by enjoying a gimmick I expected not to enjoy, but I couldn't help but feel it was over the top at times and it felt very trial-by-fire. It just throws you in a stage with a pretty intimidating gimmick and expects you to play to a high level, whereas I feel more leniency would've gone a long way. JRocker's stage was very cool too with some really interesting trigger design and moving hazards, but the final save in particular felt like you had to execute such a high amount of precise manoeuvres on a cycle that felt ambiguous due to when you choose to enter the water, so it could easily differ from person to person.
Obviously other people may not have these issues, but with these and some other parts I certainly felt like the difficulty pushed too far in comparison to either the rest of the stage and/or game, and that had they been a little easier, it would've been more appealing to play and less bumpy. In my experience at least.
Overall it's a fun time if you're looking for a variety of different needle styles and want to try some unexpected stuff. It was also a good introduction to me for a number of the makers here, and I'm looking forward to seeing any future projects they might have in the works!
[3] Likes
You can tackle the 8 stages in any order you like, provided you discover them by traversing a little hub of sorts to discover the stage entrances, which in turn unlocks a warp to that area in your main hub room. This lets you start multiple areas and dip out if you're getting stuck or just feel like trying something else, with the ability to easily return to any stage AND keep your progress which I feel is an essential part of these kind of collabs, so I was very glad to see this be a feature. There were some other nice touches I liked too in terms of production value, such as your save being a snapshot behind the title screen.
Stages range from trigger-fests to stylistic mountain-climbs to galactic brain speed-changing platforming. Chances are that not every stage is going to click with you, but you'll probably find a good few that feel just right. Some highlights for me were Synth's stage which has a really cool aesthetic and overall design, and also Kiyoshi's which despite the uncomfortable difficulty had some really fun and interesting design to it. But that is one of my more common gripes with the game, is that at times the difficulty like it was detrimental to the design. Kiyoshi for example has since re-released his stage as an single game but with various nerfs and adjustments, which I'm sure would feel like a much more polished and fun experience and no doubt would've been a more fun time.
A few other examples are Gab's stage, where I surprised myself by enjoying a gimmick I expected not to enjoy, but I couldn't help but feel it was over the top at times and it felt very trial-by-fire. It just throws you in a stage with a pretty intimidating gimmick and expects you to play to a high level, whereas I feel more leniency would've gone a long way. JRocker's stage was very cool too with some really interesting trigger design and moving hazards, but the final save in particular felt like you had to execute such a high amount of precise manoeuvres on a cycle that felt ambiguous due to when you choose to enter the water, so it could easily differ from person to person.
Obviously other people may not have these issues, but with these and some other parts I certainly felt like the difficulty pushed too far in comparison to either the rest of the stage and/or game, and that had they been a little easier, it would've been more appealing to play and less bumpy. In my experience at least.
Overall it's a fun time if you're looking for a variety of different needle styles and want to try some unexpected stuff. It was also a good introduction to me for a number of the makers here, and I'm looking forward to seeing any future projects they might have in the works!
Rating: 7.8 78
Difficulty: 80 80
Jun 9, 2020
MARCO
For: I wanna get Cultured
For: I wanna get Cultured
is a really good game, with good and fun stage, and funny bosses, but the final boss is really bad, i hate the gameplay of that boss, but all the needle is really good.
[1] Like
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 48 48
Jun 9, 2020