Ericho's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sheep'n'Poetry]

This was a fairly strange game. It annoyed me when the one word that I didn't spell right was the one that gave me a medal. Don't worry, I got an oppurtunity later. It was weird how the sheep just slowly came into view. It's odd how the letters on their bodies were just being randomly generated.

I appreciate the music, which I guess I'm supposed to. I don't count sheep when I go to sleep. That's probably for younger people anyway. I liked how everything had such a soft tone to it. You couldn't expect something involving counting sheep to not have it.

[Frantic 3]

Well, this is probably going to sound strange, but I actually really enjoyed this game! It was most likely because the gameplay was just so easy to understand. It's not one of my favorites from you, but still really cool. I basically just had to move around all the time because firing was automatic. The sounds were pretty cool too. The one I died on was Stage 2 of the second area with the giant boss.

It's bad enough when a boss has a big bar of health. The bigger bosses have three bars of health! While it wasn't that imaginative, I thought the designs were pretty good. It probably could have used some better graphics, though. It's a fun game for fans like me.

[Strawberry Slot Car]

I was interested in exactly how this game worked. It's always nice to play a game from one of the clocks who founded the entire organization! I just thought it was weird, because at first all I had to do was keep the mouse clicked. I stopped after awhile because I thought I had won, because it said I had completed three laps. It turns out I got second place! On my second try, I kept going off the road!

I was never really that good at racing games, at least on this website. That being said, it was nice to have a simplistic game being played. At least I thought it was simplistic at first. The graphics are pretty nicely done too. I hope you had a great clock day in 2011.

[Young Magic]

It truly amazed me how fun this game was! It's weird, because I didn't even get so far as to get a single medal. I guess it shows how much fun you can have with a game without even winning it! I didn't think the graphics were all that good in the cutscenes. However, it seemed to work better with the actual gameplay. I'm not sure why, it just does.

The controls were very nicely fitting as well. It was a drag with how it was hard to get more health. The best thing to do with enemies is to hit them three or four times and then move away. That at least works for the robots. You really have to watch out for that plant.

[Screen Lock Hacker]

This reminded me of that one game whose name I can not remember. It helped that you had the great music of Lady Gaga, especially in remix form. You could have maybe had some more detail in the medal designs. Okay, that's way too nitpicky. I was impressed at how I was able to get so far. Then again, it seemed to be a lot easier than I thought it would be.

I got a high score, but then again, not many people have played this game. I'm surprised this does not have more views, because it's quite enjoyable. I guess so many games have medals nowadays, they aren't distinct anymore. The current high score is someone from the USA called MatthewF with a score of 1,090,964. You are awesome!

[::Force leader 2::]

When I first came across this, I thought it was going to be a sequel with the same gameplay. Now that you play it, I think I'm pretty glad it isn't. It's interesting to see the different ways the gingerbread men die. Yes, I'm pretty certain they are gingerbread men because they look like they have frosting on their faces. I appreciated the nice graphics. It can take awhile for it to really set off.

When you do manage to get one turbo blast after another, it's awesome! I love the sounds the guys make when you hit them. You were on a role here, getting a medal for nearly every submission. I wasn't even sure if those blue towers could kill you. The End screen is really nice too.

[force leader]

I can tell that you've come a long way with 3D graphics. I wonder if this will ever become the norm for games here? I appreciated how you used those giant gingerbread men. They're kind of like your flagship characters. The only thing I didn't like was how there were only two levels. It didn't say that I could not advance because I didn't kill enough people, it just said it ended.

It is sooo fun to blow up and destroy these people and everything around. The second level seemed smaller than the first, which isn't usually what you do in a game. It was so fun to hear their screams. The artwork does look a bit dated, though.

[Blitz - World Tour]

I found this game to be just okay. For some reason, you reuploaded it. I guess it just came off as too simple to me. Oddly enough, it may have been a bit too challenging with how precise you had to drop the bomb. It doesn't look like anything unique. The sounds got a bit annoying too.

The graphics don't look that good either. The edges of the black outlines look too jagged. The sounds of the jet are kind of authentic, I guess. You need to have more detail with the background and pretty much everything else. I can see why this didn't get popular.

[4 Walls]

I was very intrigued by this game. It mostly helps that there are so many things going on, despite taking place in a small room. I found the remote, but don't know how to use it. I assume it turns on the TV, duh. The music is very haunting. It doesn't have to be Halloween in order for you to work on something truly scary. I'm wondering why I don't just go out the window.

Maybe it's on the second floor? I like all the details put into everything. It seems like you went out and got every scary thing you thought of. At the same time, it doesn't feel cliched because of how well it works. Dang, that piano is creepy.