Ericho's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sparkman: Stop World]

I was thinking it would be nice to take a break from games that have medals. I only played this because it had gamezhero as the sponsor. That seemed to work out okay, because I ended up getting the medal I needed. I was a bit confused on what you meant by "stars" when you were collecting discs. It turns out those were indeed stars. I really liked the atmosphere.

Of course, it reminded me of the Tron movie. I did not see the original, but I did see the sequel, which was okay. It's interesting how there are no enemies in this. All of your problems are created with your own environment. It's a fairly unique game.

[Caesar's Day Off]

Wow, I managed to get the secret medal on my first try! Yeah, you basically just have to experiment here. I was interested as to how this game was so different than many others I have played. At first, I thought it would be one where you had to press up and down at the right time, like a rythum game. It ended up working better if you had done that. The music was nice too.

I'm pretty sure the gladitorial games were around Ceaser's time. The graphics or drawings were really good in this. I should have been able to tell that this was made in 48 hours. Then again, it's so fun you really don't care. Yeah, I gave thumbs up to the nuke fridge scene.

[From The Black]

This game just drove me nuts! It wasn't so much that it was hard, it's that I couldn't tell when I was winning a medal! Okay, not to make this personal, but I stayed to play this game while my mom was putting Christmas stuff away and she went insane because I wasn't helping! I have to give you credit for making an addictive game. I managed to get far as beating the first part of story mode.

I KNEW I got a medal for surviving in Chaos Mode for over a minute and then nothing happened. I guess it'll show up eventually. I liked the different designs for all the enemies. It's amazing how this just goes on forever. You are certainly creative.

[Game Corp]

Well, we had spent so much time playing games, so it only figures that there would be a game actually about making video games. Seriously, I think this may be the first of its kind. I don't recall even a regular video game being like this. I'm surprised you called that tutorial short. It makes sense, as there were certainly a ton of things that you had to take care of. The graphics were fairly decent.

I didn't do too well on my first project. I managed to make only negative three thousand dollars. It would have been better if I had simply done nothing. It was funny to see how fast the workers could move. It gave me a quick laugh.

[Colosseum BlackJack]

I pretty much have no idea at all how to play card games like this. I was just confused by how fast paced it was. Then again, that was probably because I was clicking everything too fast. I didn't like it how I constantly had to click stuff that gave out another website. Doesn't my software protect me from that? Anyway, it's interesting to see how far you could go.

I managed to win at least one game and God knows how I did it. The graphics weren't that good. The sound effects (what little there were) weren't bad, though. If you're a big fan of these kinds of games, you might want to check this out. For those who are not familiar with them, like me, maybe not.

[Zombie Squirrel Attack]

I admit that I was a tad turned off by how the graphics didn't look that good at first. What did manage to win me over was when the squirrel came with his gun. It was so satisfying to take it from his hand, or paw or whatever. Squirrels are just so funny. I'm reminded of another game where you shot Foamy. I guess shooting squirrels is just fun.

The sound effects were decent. I am glad you did not stay in the same location. You could have probably had more interactivity with going places in the level. The squirrels all pretty much looked the same. I liked how you could shoot every part of them.

[Snakeman Steve]

I could pretty much tell that this was meant to be a semi remake of the Snake series. I must not have played it in awhile because I thought I was supposed to be the mouse at first. It even took me awhile to catch on how the snake body was getting longer. Enough of that, how good is the actual game? Well the original one didn't have a lot of detail and neither did this.

I still like them. There probably could have been some music tossed in there, but I did like the sound effects. It's interesting how a game like this just goes on forever. I was thinking maybe you could have done something to get more points, because it's always the same. Maybe have powerups for him to eat?

[Deus Shift]

Okay, this game turned out to be a lot more complicated than I thought it would be. I made the mistake of not checking out the tutorial first. Even when I got through the tutorial, I had pretty much pages of stuff to read. I had to skip some of it. I am amazed at how there are so many things going on. I wasn't even able to beat the tutorial level.

I have to give you credit for creating a complicated game. The music was also fairly nicely done. I just appreciated the sheer complexity, even if I couldn't play it. If you are really good with these kinds of games, then check it out. I admire anyone who can get ahead here.

[The Rose is Blooming]

I like zombie stuff most of the time, but I didn't really care that much for this. I have to admit you seemed to work with an original concept pretty well. It's the first zombie game where I pushed an on screen button to kill a zombie. I am amazed that anyone would be able to last 300 days in this game. Then again, that might just be because I'm not interested in it much. The graphics are fairly nice.

The sounds aren't bad either. I guess I'm just not used to an RPG like setting for a zombie game. It did manage to have some creativity. It just moves too slow for me. People who are more into these kinds of games should like it more.

[Top Down Super Crate Box]

I thought this game wasn't that bad. The main reason I didn't like it that much is because it was too difficult. I guess I'm just so used to earning medals. It just struck me as so weird as the enemies were so relentless in this. You would think with so many medals, at least one would be easy. Eh, I'm being too whiny.

I appreciate how it is a pretty original game. I never knew colorful blobs could be so dangerous! You certainly had a nice amount of space to move. I thought the sounds were pretty nice too. I didn't even notice the crates were reappearing at first.