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Onynekyu
For: I wanna Baton touch !
For: I wanna Baton touch !
Tagged as: Trap
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Rating: 6.3 63
Difficulty: 45 45
Dec 12, 2016
Aronax
For: I wanna fall into the snow
For: I wanna fall into the snow
Decided to update this review as of 08/14/17 since it was updated and I forgot most of this game. The game is relatively short when it comes to needle, but it doesn't slack on the design one bit. Every jump is unique to the point where I have to second guess myself on how to do certain jumps. The aesthetics are just as nice and as the name of the game suggests, has snow. Overall a very fun needle game and would recommend for players who want to try their hand at some harder needle.
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 11, 2016
whalington
For: I wanna fall into the snow
For: I wanna fall into the snow
hungryInf
good needle
good visuals
good needle
good visuals
Tagged as: Needle
[0] Likes
Rating: 8.3 83
Difficulty: 54 54
Dec 11, 2016
Onynekyu
For: I wanna be Minimal
For: I wanna be Minimal
the sprites are simple, but levels designs are artistics. Nicely done !
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Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 50 50
Dec 11, 2016
IPECACMAN
For: I wanna be Graduation
For: I wanna be Graduation
Very fun pattern avoidance.
[2] Likes
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 65 65
Dec 11, 2016
Epic_sax_cake
For: I wanna run the Marathon
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For: I wanna run the Marathon
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Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 45 45
Dec 11, 2016
Unkko
For: I wanna be the Arcfox Needle
For: I wanna be the Arcfox Needle
I'm a little outspoken about hating the crimson needle games and I haven't enjoyed any of the long needle games that followed its lead in taking sprites and tiles from other fangames, so I didn't exactly have high expectations for this title.
The visuals were a nice surprise. Instead of just ripping sprites and tiles from the original games, he chose to use custom ones, which sometimes ended up working out a lot better (especially with 96-100). That said, a lot of the areas (such as 91-95 and some of the xx floors) suffered from having a very dark background without changing the kid sprite, which made setting up a lot of segments a lot more annoying than it should have been.
In terms of design, it was mostly pretty good. I don't really care about whether or not the jumps are "non-generic," "innovative," or whatever other buzzwords people throw around, but I liked most of the saves and nothing felt too awkward.
It did have its fair share of align issues though, so if your level in pixology isn't up to snuff or only rely on what the creator marks, you might have a pretty bad time. A lot of the time, the aligns that prevent certain jumps from being really annoying are out of the way, and there were several times when the marked aligns actually made the segments harder than they needed to be.
Also, it really felt like the creator got a little lazy with his design at times. There were quite a few screens that were way easier than the ones around them. This is a problem I have with a lot of long needle games though. Creators will get too hung up on meeting a certain quota of how many rooms they need to complete, and it'll end up feeling like they were throwing wads of shit at the ceiing and hoping most of it sticks after a certain point. This game wasn't as bad in that department as some others, but it would have benefited from some pruning. It easily could have been very good if he took out rooms that were especially out of place in terms of difficulty or had large align issues, and chose maybe 40-50 in total because the presence of a lot of lower quality filler content really just brings down the overall quality of the game.
I'd still recommend this game though. I had a lot of fun playing it, and I wouldn't have spent the time writing this out otherwise.
The visuals were a nice surprise. Instead of just ripping sprites and tiles from the original games, he chose to use custom ones, which sometimes ended up working out a lot better (especially with 96-100). That said, a lot of the areas (such as 91-95 and some of the xx floors) suffered from having a very dark background without changing the kid sprite, which made setting up a lot of segments a lot more annoying than it should have been.
In terms of design, it was mostly pretty good. I don't really care about whether or not the jumps are "non-generic," "innovative," or whatever other buzzwords people throw around, but I liked most of the saves and nothing felt too awkward.
It did have its fair share of align issues though, so if your level in pixology isn't up to snuff or only rely on what the creator marks, you might have a pretty bad time. A lot of the time, the aligns that prevent certain jumps from being really annoying are out of the way, and there were several times when the marked aligns actually made the segments harder than they needed to be.
Also, it really felt like the creator got a little lazy with his design at times. There were quite a few screens that were way easier than the ones around them. This is a problem I have with a lot of long needle games though. Creators will get too hung up on meeting a certain quota of how many rooms they need to complete, and it'll end up feeling like they were throwing wads of shit at the ceiing and hoping most of it sticks after a certain point. This game wasn't as bad in that department as some others, but it would have benefited from some pruning. It easily could have been very good if he took out rooms that were especially out of place in terms of difficulty or had large align issues, and chose maybe 40-50 in total because the presence of a lot of lower quality filler content really just brings down the overall quality of the game.
I'd still recommend this game though. I had a lot of fun playing it, and I wouldn't have spent the time writing this out otherwise.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 58 58
Dec 11, 2016