Ericho's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Creatively Complicated]

This was a very bizarre game, probably one of your most ridiculous games ever and you've made a lot. I guess I'm just used to the Resurrection games more. Anyway, I thought at first that this would be a game where you would be told everything to do. I mean, that's what you seemed to imply with the beginning of the game. As it went on, it was anything but. Why wouldn't you eat that slice of pizza right away?

I like the omnious music. I also think it's cool how the graphics are so nicely done. It's really cool to see that main character look like he's being partly drawn. It just seems to go on forever. At least there's some real life achievement at the end.

[esPoir]

Okay, this is certainly one of the strangest games I've played in awhile. At first, I thought I was going through the tutorial, but then I kept dying when this guy came behind it. The layout of him kind of reminds me of the main character from Ranma 1/2. The music was very stylistic and kept up the pace pretty well. It was also weird how the level always changed when you got a key or something. It was truly unpredictable.

Really, my only complaint is that it's incomprehensible. Even the instructions were told in a different language at first. It's certainly playable because of how fast paced it is. I guess what you can't see can always change. I can spread the game just with my review.

[Anti-Cast II]

I think this is one of the better point and click adventure games I've played. Yes, that is mostly because I managed to get somewhat far in it. Here is how far I got. First, go to the drawer on the right hand corner (from the arrow pointing to the left side). In the plastic bottle, there will be a paper clip. Then go over to the bookshelf and go for the red book on the bottom most shelf.

It will have another paper clip. Use the two of them to open the left hand corner drawer where you can find a blanket. Go to the cabinets on the lower right hand of the screen to get a red thing. I got a lighter at some point, but don't remember how. Maybe you're supposed to light the blanket on fire?

[AlienVsRobots TC]

I thought this game was fairly fun, but what I didn't like about it was how it seemed to be hard to move that fast. At least you had some really cool designs for the enemies. The most annoying thing was probably that big ship that kept throwing bombs at me. I saw it at the beginning of the level, so I thought it was MY ship at first. It's annoying how you can't even hurt it. It was weird, because I thought I wouldn't win any medals.

On this one level, I kept getting medal after medal! Of course, that includes the one where you die. The sound effects and music are nicely done and suit the game very well. Fans of space shooter games such as myself should enjoy this. To infinity and beyond!

[HUEBRIX]

I actually ended up liking this game a lot. It has a fairly interesting theme and I managed to get further than I thought I would. I think my only complaint is that it wasn't that well detailed. It's still interesting to see how complex this seemingly simple game can get. I guess I have to beat every level to get that one medal. It doesn't matter, I had fun on my own.

Even the music was fairly nicely done. It's always nice when a game automatically pauses for you when you go down to write the review. It's not like it would have much other purpose in a game like this. You never know what's going to show up next in the levels. For something simple, it's still unique.

[Missile Time Waster]

Wow, I have to recommend this game because I was actually able to get the secret medal on my first try. Granted, the rest of the game wasn't much, but at least I got some medals! Anyway, I feel this could have had a lot more detail in it. Then again, detail wasn't the purpose here. The purpose was to create something so simple people would play it...and win medals. The sounds synch well, I guess.

I thought that it would be a game where you projected missiles, like a defense game. Admittedly, I would have preferred that. It's still not bad to see such a crazy and random game. It seems like the kind of thing Andy Warhol would work on. He made entire movies where literally nothing happened.

B1KMusic responds:

Thank you for putting the time to make a detailed review. I really appreciate that :)