danman113's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Alien Attack Yaytime]

Not a bad first game at all. Although the art definitely shows you're new to flash, it's relatively well animated (or at least better than I could do). The gameplay is standard, something that may be bad for an experienced game developer, but is not too shabby for a first game. The music also fit generally well with the rest of the game. Some things you could address (Withstanding the art) are the general lack of a replay button, something that all games need, and I found a glitch where there would always be enemies still flying on the screen when I was in buy mode. Not bad for a first game though.

AxelrodGames responds:

Ah yes the enemies on the upgrade screen.. I knew sometimes a few of them would go by, I didn't know there was a glitch where they would keep coming, I wasn't sure the best way to work around this, I will look into this further. Thanks!

[Help Me! (my first game)]

Damn fine for a first game, the only thing I could think of adding is an animation for the wall jumping.

[MANUNT]

Pretty simplistic but a fine example of how quick-time events can turn any animation into a game, although I would recommend using the arrow keys rather than the mouse. Just a small thing that would have made it a bit better.

[Road Pirates]

It was actually quite fun to play for a brief time, but there was this glitch where after I died, the ship and some cars just stayed on the screen

[Wrongs Darker than Death]

Wow, that was a lot better than expected. Although it's marred by a few (okay well a lot) of technical issues and bugs, the end result was well worth it. You sir have a gift when it comes to making people feeling emotions. Great game!

[RogueDungeons]

Cool game. Really great setting, although it doesn't really move away from typical fantasy (orc's, necromancers and the like) it has a darker mood that I cant help but find refreshing. Character creation, although robust looks complex and might ward away some people, however anyone who stays won't be disappointed. Also loved the pixely art style, had a lot of character. The combat is also really fun, the choice for regenerating health and mana really keeps the action streamlined. Now for my personal favorite part, the music. The music is diverse and does a really, REALLY good job of conveying atmosphere. I felt unease and dread in the dungeons, and I could feel the distress of the village positively oozing out of my headphones. Great job!

[Sift Heads - Street Wars]

Wow, really pushing the limits of what flash is capable of. Also was the main song the theme from timesplitters? Sounds familiar. But yeah really good job. It even runs smoothly!

[LightBalls]

Needs Audio

Game is actually actually not bad. The visuals are pretty easy on the eyes and the whole game has a very techno-like feel. But there aren't any sounds and my ears feel neglected on what would be a great excuse to add some electronic music. The balls should also make some audio indication that they hit a wall. But for a first submission this is pretty good.
Keep trying!
-D

M3Nd1 responds:

thank you
i never plays games with audio, so i didn't have it in my mind
i will start paying it more attention

[Clear Vision]

A sniper classic

A fantastic example of a sniper game done right. A cool and at times saddening plot. Classic gameplay and the ability to roam around your apartment added some much needed comic relief. A classic.

P.S: The song for the intro is Auriel's Ascension (from Oblivion) and if your anything like me you have been searching far and wide for the song.

[Hood Episode 1]

Definitely the best take on Red Riding hood, ever.

I love these detective point and clicks, this one though has far exceeded my expectations. The puzzles were clever and realistic and the writing was witty and well done. The visuals had a good amount of flair, only further stylized by the constant film grain. The plot is surely the best take on Red Riding hood that I have ever played. A nice twist to play as the wolf instead of Red. The music was also amazing and fit completely with the mood of the game. Overall I found the game to be one of the best point and click experiences I have ever played.