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tuhkakuppi
For: I Wanna Kill The Chaos Colonel
For: I Wanna Kill The Chaos Colonel
Ending of phase 1 might be a bit hard compared to the rest of the fight, but it's fun.
Tagged as: Avoidance
[1] Like
Rating: 6.4 64
Difficulty: 65 65
Jul 31, 2019
evilgod
For: I wanna be the Roze_L
For: I wanna be the Roze_L
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 6.6 66
Difficulty: 53 53
Jul 31, 2019
evilgod
For: Mass a Carry Blade!!
For: Mass a Carry Blade!!
Tagged as: Avoidance
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Rating: 6.9 69
Difficulty: 44 44
Jul 31, 2019
tuhkakuppi
For: I wanna be the Inaction
For: I wanna be the Inaction
It was fun precision needle.
Replay in 2023, I still have no real clue what the ceiling marker in scr2 is about.
Replay in 2023, I still have no real clue what the ceiling marker in scr2 is about.
Tagged as: Needle
[1] Like
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 73 73
Jul 31, 2019
tuhkakuppi
For: I wanna be the Document
For: I wanna be the Document
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 6.7 67
Difficulty: 65 65
Jul 31, 2019
ElCochran90
For: I wanna be the Blocktroid 2
For: I wanna be the Blocktroid 2
Rating based on clearing extra. Difficulty rating based on normal game.
Everything that made the original Blocktroid was expanded and many of the mistakes (mostly lighting) were fixed, creating a unique and artistically distinguishable adventure experience. The game is quite good, not giving up on how interactive The Kid is with the enemies and the levels overall. Finally, the adventure has a proper length and the experience is rewarding. Music is quite great (might put some people off but hey, this is a sinister environment), the atmosphere is claustrophobic and enemy designs are worth two thumbs up. Most importantly, boss fights are mostly amazing and the achievement system, though not quite relevant, is a nice addition.
There are still some issues. Both the atmposphere and graphics are recycled from the original game, so it feels more like a remake than a sequel. Also, platforming increased in difficulty by adding generic jumps overall, mostly gates and diagonals, which are basic for any aspiring beginner, but it becomes repetitive at some point. Also, there doesn't seem to be variety in the levels and, ironically, the extra is the ugliest (also the most unfair, because even if you're familiarized with the enemy mechanics by this point, they are placed in weird areas that make it kind of annoying). The whole color palette is, in average, very monochromatic, so stages feel rather repetitive. Water physics are badly done. It is not Water 3. It behaves like normal ground. Granted, the intention is to help the beginner player with a double jump out of the water, but the mechanic of the first jump screws many of your planned jumps since the beginning. Why was this decision taken is beyond me. Finally, some mini-bosses are harder (and better) than the bosses, being a particular case Spider Kid, so difficulty curve, unlike in the previous game, is uneven.
During the climax, I would have appreciated more explosion sound effects for the escape sequence since you're clearly remaking the climactic experience of Super Metroid; these effects could have completely taken from there and they wouldn't be annoying. On the contrary, it feels weird to see everything blowing up without sound; it kills the hype.
Despite these disadvantages, this comes as highly recommended simply because there is heart, effort and originality behind it, and it should be recognized.
"BLEAUGH"
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Everything that made the original Blocktroid was expanded and many of the mistakes (mostly lighting) were fixed, creating a unique and artistically distinguishable adventure experience. The game is quite good, not giving up on how interactive The Kid is with the enemies and the levels overall. Finally, the adventure has a proper length and the experience is rewarding. Music is quite great (might put some people off but hey, this is a sinister environment), the atmosphere is claustrophobic and enemy designs are worth two thumbs up. Most importantly, boss fights are mostly amazing and the achievement system, though not quite relevant, is a nice addition.
There are still some issues. Both the atmposphere and graphics are recycled from the original game, so it feels more like a remake than a sequel. Also, platforming increased in difficulty by adding generic jumps overall, mostly gates and diagonals, which are basic for any aspiring beginner, but it becomes repetitive at some point. Also, there doesn't seem to be variety in the levels and, ironically, the extra is the ugliest (also the most unfair, because even if you're familiarized with the enemy mechanics by this point, they are placed in weird areas that make it kind of annoying). The whole color palette is, in average, very monochromatic, so stages feel rather repetitive. Water physics are badly done. It is not Water 3. It behaves like normal ground. Granted, the intention is to help the beginner player with a double jump out of the water, but the mechanic of the first jump screws many of your planned jumps since the beginning. Why was this decision taken is beyond me. Finally, some mini-bosses are harder (and better) than the bosses, being a particular case Spider Kid, so difficulty curve, unlike in the previous game, is uneven.
During the climax, I would have appreciated more explosion sound effects for the escape sequence since you're clearly remaking the climactic experience of Super Metroid; these effects could have completely taken from there and they wouldn't be annoying. On the contrary, it feels weird to see everything blowing up without sound; it kills the hype.
Despite these disadvantages, this comes as highly recommended simply because there is heart, effort and originality behind it, and it should be recognized.
"BLEAUGH"
Rating: 6.2 62
Difficulty: 45 45
Jul 31, 2019
ElCochran90
For: I wanna be the Blocktroid
For: I wanna be the Blocktroid
A decent platformer! Feel like Mega Man again in a fangame with an "I'm a badass" attitude. The graphics are great, it is consistently interactive and there are like only three traps in total. Difficulty curve is nicely planned not only in the stages, but in the bosses as well.
So why the rating? Because during 40% of the game, the graphics are too dark to spot out the enemies, the projectiles or the tilesets. It harms enjoyment quite a bunch. This also happens a lot during the second phase of the final boss, which ironically I first-tried, but still, it really doesn't help the cause at all.
For a refreshing take on an adventure with a cool soundtrack, give it a shot. Difficulty should pose a challenge for beginners; nevertheless, be warned that the lighting will be bad during a big portion of the game.
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So why the rating? Because during 40% of the game, the graphics are too dark to spot out the enemies, the projectiles or the tilesets. It harms enjoyment quite a bunch. This also happens a lot during the second phase of the final boss, which ironically I first-tried, but still, it really doesn't help the cause at all.
For a refreshing take on an adventure with a cool soundtrack, give it a shot. Difficulty should pose a challenge for beginners; nevertheless, be warned that the lighting will be bad during a big portion of the game.
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 40 40
Jul 31, 2019
ElCochran90
For: I wanna spread my wings
For: I wanna spread my wings
It is not criminally short as other fangames and it saves the best for last. There are many sections to be explored, and no matter how short, they have variety. Half of them are very generic and been-there-done-that, but this adventure game truly saves the best for last. Platforming is ok-ish. Give it a try.
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Rating: 4.8 48
Difficulty: 35 35
Jul 31, 2019
Draconical
For: アイワナ制作のいいネタが思いつかなかったから作ったアイワナ
For: アイワナ制作のいいネタが思いつかなかったから作ったアイワナ
Pretty good fangame, easy screen of needle then a fun rin avoidance with a SourPls song. Took me less than an hour to clear, would recommend for anyone. The avoidance's song is Kagamine Rin - Meltdown for anyone that may be wondering.
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Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 45 45
Jul 31, 2019