CrudeWax's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Project Hydra]

Pretty cute and unoffensive, although I'd say it is very easy to cheese due to how limited mechanics are, and overall everything is a tad too clunky.

Ghost is the hardest by far, due to having the smallest hitbox, and shooting above his head. All others could be easily beaten by attacking the top of the head of the enemy, making the giant one of the easiest due to hwo huge he is

FastGameStudios responds:

Thank you, I will make some adjustments to balance it out.

[Newgrounds High Visual Novel]

Humor is too blunt, you have to try to be funni.
That said, amazing voice acting from the guy, blown away by his performance. And I guess the girl was alright too..

[Piss on the Impostor Among us]

Newgrounds. Newgrounds anyone?

[Amy Game Box]

Development vent like this:
The artist showcases what they can do while programmer stis in the corner chewing oreos or something, occasionally coming over to ask "So hows you doin', eh?"

Quite a waste of good artwork on a really unpolished and unloved game. The concept is good, the art is amazing, the programmer didn't work enough. Everything is REALLY unpolished and rough, spritework not made maliciously by the artist looks like such a mismatch that it makes it stand out even more. The utter lack of care on display is depressing.

This looks like a tick on an art portfolio more then a game someone enjoyed making.

[Untitled]

You know what? You done a good job kid.

I like your focus on the core gameplay loop and not jumping over the fence by adding unnecessary axillary stuff which doesn't work.

I have two complains:

sound effects. Add them. For the sake of practice. For the sake of fun.

you could've centralized the gamera without it being to the side.

Edit: I saw you ask if the pace was good enough. No, it is too fast. The blocks fall down fast and the character moves too responsively.

Overall keep on working, I am glad your brains are floating in the right direction.

[When The Lights Are Out]

I think that is a really good inspiration for what a game jam game should be- lazer-focused on it's core gameplay and with a simple yet fun concept.

Sadly, engaging with the core gameplay is not as fun as it is on paper, since camera serves you a bit too well in the dark, and there is no real incentive for you to ever turn on the lights (completing the game by toggling the light off at the start of the level is too easy).

An owl enemy which sees in the dark? a level/switches which can only be used with lights on?

[Empty Cave]

At first all I thought "Oh yea big guy, scratch game", I am a bit biased against that shithole of software, since there are better tools for the job.

But I have to admit, I eat my words, the game is actually somewhat fun for a scratch title. Understable gameplay loop and design. Although I'd like a checkpoint on the dragon screen.
Pretty well done.