fluffyjackal's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[I Can't Escape]

It's odd, but the eyes on the wall at first were disturbing, but as I played they almost became a comfort, knowing I wasn't completely alone down there.

Assuming it was the goal, I fell as far as I could until I was trapped between 4 locked doors. I was almost glad to just lose and be done with it. Not "terrifying" but nothing I'd want to play for more than a short while without a break (though it clearly has addictive properties to it).

Reading some of the comments (plus the title) I assume the game is endless, or is at least it's one of those "Slender" type games that gives you an addictive puzzle to solve with little reward for solving it. This isn't a bad thing, just not something I enjoy at length.

Good Game though.

[Folds -- Origami Game]

I spent hours getting 100% on all 34 puzzles... but didn't get my Medal >_<
Aarrrg! Oh well, I still really loved the game. Makes me want to get out my Origami paper and make improv something new.

[Chunkadelic]

As soon as the game started I said "Hay, I know this music, it's RYMDKRAFT!!" ^__^
(Which doubles the game's awesomness)

Very Warioware, bringing a milti-mini-game-IQ-test into play. Just good quick, casual, nostalgic fun!

[Double Edged]

A decent Goden Axe style brawler.
I'm not a fan of most brawlers, except for a few that add upgrades, weapons, and special abilities to the monotonous repetitive "action". Golden Axe is a perfect example, adding things like mounts and special abilities.

I can't judge this game fairly since I only played until I received my first mount.
Where it stole all its good traits form Golden Axe, it lacks in the same ways. Your ability recharged over time, so there's no need to collect anything... So why the gold coins? They're not or lives, they're not for upgrades (at least there are no signs of them being used for such, even after the first boss level). So they're just to increase your score... which, although important, many gamers find less important compared to a fun gaming experience. Finding weapons and mounts is nice though.

For a free game, pretty good.

[Teddys Excellent Adventure]

Short but Beautiful!
This is one of those little "Friendship is Magic" type of surprises: Something childish and cute, but tasteful and very well done, suitable for any age. The music and graphic environment are most appealing and pull you into this felt-stitched fantasy world. The only reason I didn't give the game a full 5 stars is because of how short the game experience is. Never the less, a brilliant little gem.

Jimp responds:

Thanks a lot dude, thats exactly what we were going for :)

[Paladog]

Classic level-grinding battle!
This is quite a game if you enjoy upgrades, Items, and Level-Up perks.
The game play is simple, but addictive and fun, and all wrapped up in a graphically and musically entertaining environment.

[Pirateers]

In your face Sid Meier!
This is pretty much a direct rip off... only FREE and better in some ways.
Okay, so it's not quite the same, but this is the best free Pirates type game I've seen to date.

[Foreign Creature]

Great concept, but gameplay and scenes need work

I love a good adventure "click around" game. However, I don't enjoy rubbing my mouse all over the screen in search of clickable objects. Half the time, I would mouse over an object (and thanks to Flash) wouldn't realize it was clickable. I shouldn't need the walkthrough to play a game this simple.

Also, some of the kills are contrived. The creature has telekinesis... I understand that the some targets need to be unconscious first for the kill not to effect the creature's plans/stealth, but why not just Chainsaw the dog to begin with? Why not just stab the guy in the office with the box cutter? I love a good Rube Goldberg trap, but this was neither Final Destination nor Tom and Jerry.

On a Positive note, the game had good artwork and a clear enough story and "world rules". The kills were fun and the puzzles engaging. Good effort for the first of the series. Hopefully the sequel takes it up a notch.

[Speedrunner]

Great Platformer!

This is the most engaging speed-driven platform game I've played since the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. The gadgets add additional fun and challenge to the obstacle courses as well.

I'm sure the MaxGames version is worth playing, but the way it's advertised here left me feeling like I'd wasted my time playing it here at all. "Play this level exclusively on MaxGames(dot)com. Warning: You'll need to have unlocked all gadgets to be able to complete this level". They should have warned you that your progress here doesn't effect your progress there. I found all the hidden objects, and earned all the Gold medals, only to find that pressing Z to play the bonus levels on MaxGames took me to the site to start a new game entirely. I earned a CODE for free wallpaper, how about giving us CODES to unlock the bonus levels no matter where we play this version of the game? That way we'd still visit MaxGames, but not have to start from scratch?

The HD version should be fun. I wish this game all the best.

Great clean "Incredibles" style, awesome gameplay, easy to learn, fun to master. Casual platforming at s Super-human level.

[Pothead Zombies]

Smoke Em'

Can't go wrong with Furries vs Zombies!