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[Tiny Evolution Adventure]

I thought at first that in order for you to advance onto the next stage, you didn't have to go to a specific place. Well, I didn't think that, I just thought I went to the right location. Seeing as how I didn't, I guess that explains a lot. I was quite disappointed to know I had to eat more. I couldn't help but think of Pokemon or Digimon with this whole evolving stuff. I really do like the music, though.

While they aren't that detailed, the graphics are certainly good enough. This is actually a fairly original idea now that I think about it. If only there was a way to tell how many more of those fish you had to eat. Mobility is really good too. It's worth checking out.

[Testudo]

This was too strange a game to recommend. At first I thought from the description, you were supposed to protect the ground or something from the boxes. I quickly figured out that was not the case, seeing as how there weren't even any numbers on screen. It's kind of a pain when the only medal you can get is a secret one. Oh well, at least it was a tad original. You could basically just stand in one place and keep on pressing "T".

That might have left you vulnerable, but this game came off as too easy. There should have been more variety, with more stuff going on. There could have been better sound effects, too. I didn't know those things at the end could hurt you. I guess it makes sense, they electricute you.

[Kick Out Bieber 2]

I'm going to say right now that I'm not one of those people who really hates Justin Bieber. I do find it annoying how he's so amazingly popular. If people don't like his music, then don't watch/listen to it, you weirdos! Anyway, it's nice to see such good graphics. While some if it looks a tad choppy, that was probably intentional. The most hits I was able to get with the boxer was 51.

The first time I did it I only got 33! It was great to have all that crazy stuff going on. I guess I probably only liked this as much as I did because I was eager to get medals. He truly is annoying in the game when he keeps saying "Baby, baby" at the beginning. I didn't play the first one.

[Breakfast]

It was hard to see what was so appealing about this, as not much happened in it. I guess I have to give you props for making a game that's easy to understand. It was weird how easy it was to get the bad ending. I also felt there could have been some more sounds in this. I think it works as a really quick game, but isn't really worth checking out. It's rather bland.

Of course, it was just meant to be a story about breakfeast. I was thinking a dinosaur on a jetpack was going to pop up on some point. There's nothing wrong with mundane stuff. In the part with the coffee, I didn't know how to do it and just got lucky. The medals don't show up now.

[The Pyro Guy]

When I saw the game's title, I thought it was going to be like "Team Fortress 2", but it wasn't. It even seemed to have some music from that game. Anyway, what I didn't like was how I didn't seem to have much control over my weapons. I threw a grenade, but I couldn't even see where it landed. At least I managed to get past the tutorial. I thought at first that I could just go around the enemies without them noticing me. Boy, was I wrong.

The music is fairly good and kind of gets you going. I guess people who are bigger fans of these kinds of games should enjoy it more. The graphics were fairly decent, if a tad silly. I like how everything is organized so well. It's probably worth a quick look.

[Airborne Wars]

This was a strange game. For the most part, it was enjoyable, but it was just very awkward. I do have to give you credit for having some pretty original designs. It did come off as a tad silly as times, especially with how funny the soldiers looked. It's still a game that has nice graphics and everything looks organized. It's all easy until you reach your first failure.

The appearance of the medals seem to be out of order. I thought the music was also fairly decent. It's worth checking out, if only to see how far you can get. It's weird how the difficulty changes so much. At least you have plenty of time to experiment.