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Nearigami
For: I Wanna Quell
For: I Wanna Quell
I really loved the death effect and was a fan of the minimalist graphics. The game was way too short though unfortunately.
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Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 30 30
Nov 13, 2018
Thenewgeezer
For: I wanna be the ゆっくりしていってね
For: I wanna be the ゆっくりしていってね
Tagged as: Trap
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Rating: 3.0 30
Difficulty: 40 40
Nov 13, 2018
Zorgo
For: I wanna be the Mirrorball Airride
For: I wanna be the Mirrorball Airride
Don't trust the "Short" tag, it's not.
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Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 60 60
Nov 13, 2018
Wolfiexe
For: I Wanna be the Zeus
For: I Wanna be the Zeus
A 2-screen needle game featuring a plethora of saves to guide you through the tricky challenges that await. A fair amount of jumps require some awkward heights and there are a couple required 1f's here and there, alongside some unpleasant squished diagonals to boot. Despite this, I'm weirdly a fan of this game. It's like the junk-food of needle to me, and just something I can boot-up and play to kill a few minutes (or a few hours back when I first played).
Not sure if I'd recommend, although I'd take a look at the screenshot and decide that for yourself.
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Not sure if I'd recommend, although I'd take a look at the screenshot and decide that for yourself.
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 65 65
Nov 13, 2018
Wolfiexe
For: Not Another Magic Tower Game
For: Not Another Magic Tower Game
Magic Tower is one of my favourite fangames from the staggering variety of enemy design (and boss designs for that matter), to the very unique way in which the game is structured It's a fangame not quite like any other, heavily inspired upon Tower of the Sorcerer in which keys must be managed efficiently to open the path forward without running into a softlock.
No doubt this is a deal-breaker for a lot of people and a guide is probably recommended to at least ensure your first playthrough is a clean one, although your experience will differ person-to-person. There's a number of enemies that can seem questionable or slight patches of design that feel a little out of place, although for me they add to the charm and wackiness of the tower that boasts such an interesting variety of content.
A truly unique fangame, and one of my absolute favourites. Would very much recommend.
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No doubt this is a deal-breaker for a lot of people and a guide is probably recommended to at least ensure your first playthrough is a clean one, although your experience will differ person-to-person. There's a number of enemies that can seem questionable or slight patches of design that feel a little out of place, although for me they add to the charm and wackiness of the tower that boasts such an interesting variety of content.
A truly unique fangame, and one of my absolute favourites. Would very much recommend.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 80 80
Nov 13, 2018
Wolfiexe
For: I Wanna Travel the Night
For: I Wanna Travel the Night
Consisting of a multitude of stages each with their own unique enemies and platforming design and alongside a plethora of cutely designed and fun-to-play boss fights, Travel the Night makes for a wonderful little adventure, and most likely my favourite game to come from Erik.
It has that signature Erik style visually, although it feels more varied and improved from past games. A slight gripe I used to have is that things often felt quite same-y visually, in that graphics were often fairly dark and featuring a night-time sort of environment. Whilst this is still present, areas such as the Pyramid or the Underwater area felt like a nice change of pace, and the BOT boss in particular felt like a big change of style from what I'm used to seeing which made for a nice surprise, and maybe my favourite boss in the game. The level design is also solid throughout and the enemies (which are very adorably drawn each with their own personality) are placed accordingly to create some fun challenges throughout.
I was a big fan of this game. I'd still like to see some slight departures from the darker-style and venture into more unfamiliar territory, such as brighter and more zany areas or perhaps a wider variety of boss styles, but they're small gripes really. From the charming original artwork to the wide selection of bosses and mini-bosses and even the text-to-speech, it's just a fun adventure all around.
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It has that signature Erik style visually, although it feels more varied and improved from past games. A slight gripe I used to have is that things often felt quite same-y visually, in that graphics were often fairly dark and featuring a night-time sort of environment. Whilst this is still present, areas such as the Pyramid or the Underwater area felt like a nice change of pace, and the BOT boss in particular felt like a big change of style from what I'm used to seeing which made for a nice surprise, and maybe my favourite boss in the game. The level design is also solid throughout and the enemies (which are very adorably drawn each with their own personality) are placed accordingly to create some fun challenges throughout.
I was a big fan of this game. I'd still like to see some slight departures from the darker-style and venture into more unfamiliar territory, such as brighter and more zany areas or perhaps a wider variety of boss styles, but they're small gripes really. From the charming original artwork to the wide selection of bosses and mini-bosses and even the text-to-speech, it's just a fun adventure all around.
Rating: 8.4 84
Difficulty: 40 40
Nov 13, 2018