goldenPiGames's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Amidst the Sky]

I remember playing this two years ago when it came out on Kongregate, and it's possibly my favorite platformer web game of all time. There are relatively few mechanics, but they're all used very well and thoroughly, and the style is simple but appealing. I'm glad that you finally released it on Newgrounds. Anyway, for anyone who wants the true ending, you need to find the three secret racecourses: northeast of the blue building, you need to get momentum from the upwards air; west of the red building, there are nozzles on the surface of the water; and east of the yellow building, fly up from the second-lowest cloud to the upwards air on the right.

Ferociter responds:

Yeah, I finally listened to your advice and started putting my games on here, which turned out to be a lot of fun. Better late than never.

[Rocky Rhodes and the Cracked Case]

what in the actual fuck just happened

[Teleport Tower]

I have to respect the fact that you made this with no engine, but twitch rage games are not enjoyable to play and never have been.

[Uniquackle]

I'd rate this at least a star and a half higher if it had checkpoints. Having to go through several screens all over again every time you miss one of the annoyingly precise air jumps just isn't worth it.

[Block Collide]

A very good game. But it could be improved with the addition of an undo button instead of making every failure a reset.

[T.V. Boy]

It's alright, but I feel you're missing a lot of sound effects that would be expected, like boxes breaking and coin pickups.

[Estresamente]

I like the concept and the level designs are very varied aesthetically, but this web build has some severe issues with keys and audio, at least on Firefox.

[Horse with a Human Mask on a Tightrope]

please... give us a stage select.

jefvel responds:

Like a training mode for each of the boss phases?

[RUBRIS]

Please, let us rotate the cube around the Z axis.

[Neon Shadows]

I think that the chaser, stealth, and cycle-based lasers are just too many things to have at one time.