VaguelyCreepy's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Kingdom of Machines]

Not too shabby.

Not a bad game. This doesn't have anything to do with it really, but I was expecting a lot less from such a small file. Music would have been a big improvement, and it might not hurt to throw in some pokemon-style strengths and vulnerabilities (along with a few more types of enemy). To be honest, I just used the flamethrower for my gun the whole time because it was somehow stronger than the grenade launcher. Still, a good piece of work.

[Sonic Puzzle Mania]

Meh.

Not really all that bad. Some better sound effects and some background music might be a good idea, though.

Also, I'm pretty sure the red coin on the level with the bat, the worm, and the moving block is unreachable though.

OMGZILLA responds:

Everything is reachable with Micheal Jackson's help:3

[Grammar Ninja]

The Hard Level Was Surprisingly Difficult

Still fun though.

[Game of Disorientation]

Really Something

The concept of this game is sound and inventive, and the fact that you made it so things get easier the more you die really stopped this from becoming unpleasantly frustrating. Excellent work.

[Submachine 4: the Lab]

The Best in the Series

I think that this was an awesome finale to an awesome series. The difficulty level was just right (though I did have to check the walkthrough once at the very end), the different locals were interesting and kept the game fresh, and the bonus room was a nice touch. One thing though, some of the text in the bonus room runs off-screen. Not really a complaint, but you should fix that if you get the chance.

GREAT JOB!

[Submachine3: the Loop]

Interesting

I have to say right off that this game wasn't nearly as hard as the first two. That's not really a complaint, but just make sure you don't make it too easy.

The concept was interesting, and the end really makes me want to play #4, because, yeah, I'm pretty sure that I actually do.

Not bad for an experiment. Not bad at all!

[Submachine2: Lighthouse]

Enthralling

I started a little after 1am. It's now nearly four am. I admit to resorting to a walkthrough (I'm sorry, but I need my sleep, and I'm not doing all of this over again.)

All that is beside the point. You've got a good, entertaining, transfixing game here. I'm not sure why, but it's addictive. I think it might be the freaky storyline. I like that sort of stuff.

I have only one complaint: the music. It's TOO good. That seriously freaked me out. I was looking over my shoulder every few minutes, just because of the music. And you included a mute button, so that's not even really valid as a complaint.

Also, I want to make it clear that this is not a complaint, but just something I think I should say: the game is hard. As you know. Obvious, sorry. Now, like I said, I'm not complaining. The sky is blue, air is a gas, this game is hard. It just feels like something I have to say, even though I don't really have a problem with it. Glean from that what you will.

Anyway, good job!

[-ESCAPE-]

I Quite Liked It

The title of my review says it all. An excellent ending to an excellent trilogy. That said, I do want to say that I did have to refer to the walkthrough just once. Not a major complaint, but still.

Oh, and a HUGE round of applause to the people who wrote for and voiced Dan McNeely. THAT is how a villan should speak and sound. He had a great evil laugh too.

Good work.

[Crazy Chess]

Good Game!

I do have one small complaint, and that is that you can't save your progress, or restart from a medal level. It makes it kind of unappealing to go back and play through it all over again. Other than that, though, this is a genuinely fun game. Enough said.

[-PURSUIT-]

Even Better!

A bit of an improvement over -TRAPPED-, but considering how good that was, that's actually saying quite a lot. Once again, challenging, but certainly possible with a little brains and patience (and, yes, I'll admit it, luck ;p). I liked the fact that you gave a walkthrough just in case, but it wasn't actually needed. The dialogue was as wonderfully cheesy as it was in the first game, and yes that is a compliment. Can't wait to play -ESCAPE-.

Oh, and by the way, that ending scene ROCKED.