Ericho's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sneaky Tanks]

Nice, but had some flaws

I admit that it was cool to go and sign up for a game here on Newgrounds, especially one that has a fairly simplistic design and goal but I was a bit disappointed the controls didn't work well. I tried pressing the WASD and arrow keys but nothing seemed to work well for me at all! I'd also like to add that I think you should be able to create a new game instead of just using money until you have to refresh the page again. Again, maybe this was just one glitch I had?

Still, I admire your spirit at least and it was fine as a time-waster.

[When Pigs Fly]

Too hard!!!

I guess this would have worked fine as a game but it's simply too difficult! If I so much as touch the wrong button a milisecond at the wrong time I die and have to start all over!! I'm sorry, but this just wasn't very enjoyable. It didn't seem rewarding or anything and while I like the idea of flying pigs it didn't seem to be that creative either.

[Vending Machine Champ]

Another good game from AdultSwim!

I'd have to say that this wasn't quite on par with your other work, AdultSwim, but it was still nice. Touching "x" buttons wasn't much for gameplay but it was still satisfying at least that it worked easy for itself. The graphics were nice, especially the pixellated ones shown in the intro. It was also a pretty original idea for a game in itself.

[Warfare 1944]

Pretty enjoyable

I liked it, but I guess not as much as a lot of other people here. I guess I may just be thinking more of "D-Day Defender". But anyway, this was still a pretty well done game. The use of CGI was nice, and it was a pretty simple battle plan. It moved at kind of a slow pace but then again, I just played the first level. It's still pretty impressive though.

[Pixel]

I like this a lot!

It didn't look like that much in the beginning, what with the simplistic name of "Pixel" but I was very impressed! The gameplay was very nice, if only because it was so easy for me. The graphics worked well in their simplicity because you really showed how simple-looking shapes can prove to be things that just go around everywhere and have lives of their own. I'll also say the pixel effects were awesome (how all the pixels went everywhere and how they could kill more enemies). While the control was a little hard definitley very good.

[Darnell's Recount]

A good medal game

By now, I'm becoming more of a geek obsessed with getting medals so I woud naturally highly rank anything that had tons of medals to get, especially when some of them are pretty easy to get. I really liked the goofy gritty-style animation and how the gameplay worked well. It was simply fun using Darnell's powers to beat everyone up, although the Pico boss is unbeatable to me!

[NINJA Brawl]

Very nice!

I'm not sure how to switch players (it would be nice) but that's my fault for not doing well at this, I liked this a lot. I thought it was very nice how you could destroy enemies over and over again and free people. It may have been monotonous, but the graphics and different ways of attacking make everything better.

SeethingSwarm responds:

Thanks! Glad you like my game :)
You can't switch characters while playing. You can start a new character from the main menu by choosing a different character and still keep your saved progress for your previous one...

[Swordless Ninja]

This was pretty enjoyable

I thought the graphics were pretty nice even if it was simple. Simplicity can work very well if the game is still nice. It had a good enough premise and I thought it was pretty creative with the different kind of enemies and it was really fun jumping up around to collect the coins and the like.

[Youda Sushi Chef]

Nice graphics!

I really liked the graphics in this (3D effects are so rare these days) not to mention it was nice to have orders that were fairly easy to remember. I couldn't get that interested in it as I'm not a fan of these games to begin with but it really worked well for what it was. It also makes you more aware of what it's like to be a sushi chef in the first place.