CyberRobotnix's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[John's Rollin' Donuts]

Interesting concept, but right now too simple, if it was expanded I think it could be really a game I'd come back to.

[Hexagon]

Truly a youtube classic this 1.

I still remember someone played this years ago.

[Don't Escape]

Ok, right now I'm convinced every successful indie devs were on Newgrounds at some point.

[Geo Tag]

The game is a solid 4/10 overall, but the intro was a 10/10. Also the music is pretty swell too.

I think if you developed it more it would be a ton better.

CodingKricket responds:

Thank you, yeah this project was a lot about experimenting with cinematics.

[MOLE]

A nice and short momentum-based platformer-puzzle hybrid. Got nothing else to say, a cool time-waster basically.

[planet generator]

This is quite unironically very interesting.
Only wish there were more sliders. I can only control the colour of the planet, the look of some shadowy lines and the look of some white lines that I guess are the atmosphere.

[Dynacore]

I'm removing 2 stars, 1 for each problem I had with the game.

Too hard, you literally start with absolutely nothing other than a puny punch that's too short to keep my char safe from enemies and deals about no damage. Just to kill those pot mimics I have to punch them like 5 times with an unreliable and short fist.

Another problem that isn't specifically by design is the input lag. There's none in windowed mode which's cool I guess, but it's very obvious and annoying in fullscreen, making the game borderline unplayable. Also I can't play in windowed mode because of the browser and my screen size.
The game gets cut due to my screen size and both the mouse wheel and arrow keys scroll down the damn page. The browser issue could prolly be solved easily by switching browser, but what do I do with my screen?

I think I'll stick to TBOI.

I'm still giving it 3 stars for the effort and I'll consider trying out the desktop version when I can. The graphics and music are good.

[4/1/1992]

You got an interesting idea, but to put a random drawing and then expect the player to answer right is dumb since synonyms exist. From the first image I guessed I had to input the code based on the alphabet placement of each letter for the word "bunny". "Rabbit" also exists, but it had 1 too many letters.
Then below there's a picture of a sword, but "blade" is also a 5 letters word that could work. I think what's even weirder is that then there's a picture of a moon, I would think "moon" works we just leave the last number a 0, but then I remember "lunar" is also a word.
"Lunar" is not even that popular of a word, I'm pretty sure ppl would have thought of "moon" before "lunar" and I'm assuming lunar is the right word because it has 5 letters. After putting the password for 1 image I'm now stuck in this level and I have no idea how to get out.

I think those types of games are made unintentionally too cryptic because of quirks due to language. Synonyms are a real problem there.

[Newgrounds Rumble 2]

Good game, but no Sans Undertale.