deletedTAMyStudios's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Seven Jumps]

I feel like an alternative title for this game would be "Perceiving Patterns". It's amazing how long the ultimately simple patterns took me to understand and master.

Beautiful game. Great, chiptuney, but also dark soundtrack. Kind of like the stuff I've heard from Cyriak. (Look him up on Youtube.)

We need more stuff like this. Shame you're not being well-received. I went through the same thing with my game, but I still love it! And this one, too! :)

ax23w4 responds:

Thanks! I'm not really taking negative responses too close. This game wasn't supposed to make everybody happy so of course there are people that don't like it.

[Obsolescence]

Oh, how I love your games, ConnorUllmann.

The fact that you went from platformers to a strategic shooter is even more amazing.

<3

(No homo.)

ConnorUllmann responds:

... :D

[Galaxy Siege]

Ah, yes! If I travel a galaxy's length from the end of a galaxy (having enough fuel after beating the last boss in a galaxy), I can trigger another boss battle!

Too bad no ship is actually at the end of the galaxy I was on when I tried this, though :)

That would have won you an 11/5 stars.

Overall, I thought it was a great game. Not very "deep", but addicting. Not in a bad way. It's relaxing. It's pretty clear that the player's expectations shouldn't be too high, which means that the player can choose to relax rather than stress over trying every possibility the game has to offer, hoping for some kind of intended result.

Nope, pretty straight-forward.

[Slice the Box]

I can't help but feel that games such as this are made almost purely for commercial purposes. I would have spent less time making puzzles and more time making the game fun.

LittleBigPlanet comes to mind.

It's all about paper and sticking stuff on other stuff. I don't think anyone complains about that.

This, on the other hand.... I can't help but wonder if games like these are the equivalent of sitting our kids in front of a TV screen all day.

[Every day the same dream]

Great game, and a fine example of why I've chosen the lifestyle I have, as opposed to the one presented in this game.

[Atomic]

Great, minimalistic and skillful. Subtlely skillful, however. I'm not sure most people would understand the relationship between radius, revolution rate, and how that corresponds to dodging bullets right away.

I'm not going to say this is the best game ever, but I had a similar idea a few years ago and probably would have implemented it the same way if I could :)

[Segway of the Dead]

Aside from the fact that this would be amazing as an actual game, it sucks.

[The Guardian]

I feel like you guys did a good job. Polishing up your work and making it a really enjoyable experience as well as a deep and meaningful one really matters, though.

That's where it's lacking, IMO.

[The Interview Codex]

Any chance you can hook an audible text reader into this wonderful program?

deathink responds:

you never know...