ManlyMan97's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Prepare to be a Maze]

Completed all the levels but didn't get any medals :(

bokononyossarian responds:

Sorry about that- I think the medals should be working now with the latest version. Thanks for playing!

[Robot Factory]

Are there multiple endings? Or do you always get laid off no matter how well you do?

And I guess while maybe it's not a plothole- if robots never make mistakes, and the factory is fully automated, where are all the broken robots coming from?

Chris responds:

Doesn't matter how well you do, you'll never be as cost efficient as just getting a robot to do it.

[JelloTetrix]

An interesting execution of a fun concept. However, the jelly blocks simply do not connect in a way that allows for normal Tetris-style play. The only reliable way to "finish" a layer is to accelerate the falling blocks and hope that the blocks below smush together in just the right way to give you points.

Bonus points for allowing the colour customization, however. I could see this becoming a popular game if given the proper attention.

Also, cute cat!

[Tower of the Scorched Sea]

Very creative puzzles and platforming. The way in which new information is presented to the player is very intuitive and thought-through. The finale was also way more fun than I expected it would be. Excellent work- a real winner here!

[Culpa]

Wanted to walk towards the baby but the game wouldn't let me :(

[The Ferryman]

As has been said, the atmosphere and storytelling is phenomenal. I do appreciate how game mechanics are revealed outside of tutorials, though I think a bit more feedback to the player (i.e. what caused your ship to sink upon gameover) would be helpful. Would love to see more of this world!

[Lava and Aqua]

Love these little games!

[Exhibit of Sorrows]

I like clowns :)

[Reimagine :The Game:]

A weird time-capsule for the very early 2010s. Gameplay still holds up though!

[Bulb Boy]

A fun little game! It's got a great aesthetic and the core mechanic definitely has potential. The last puzzle was a good headscratcher too. Great job!