Remi-le-Oduen's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Linkit]

Not bad, gets a bit "visually noisy" at last level, where lines touch dots, but works fine

remarkablegames responds:

Thanks for the feedback! We tried our best given the real estate constraints of the game size, but I can understand where you're coming from.

[Water Pipe]

Not bad, pretty nice. Lacks some variety or any additional features to hook player's attention, but works totally fine

[Killer Bun: Arcade]

Using arrows scrolls the entire screen up and down. The game looks good, but I can;t play it because of the scrolling problem. Sorry.

[Colosseum]

Maybe it's just on my PC, but the hero is hit with the fireballs before the enemies even appear on the screen. I understand that this is a game of trial and error, but this kind of start is really discouraging, especially without any plot explanation or basis

LuckyCheshire responds:

That's fair. Trail-and-error is certainly the expectation and for a longer game I would include more setup and some easier levels, but I can see how the blindsiding attacks can be a little much. I'll definitely keep that in mind in the future, thank you for the critique.

[desperatea]

Lovely game, cool designs. Tasty tea, my 3rd eye now fully open

Edit: Yes! I did it. All the levels! *Sipping green tea with a smug face*

[Follow The Cheese]

Pretty nice, but controls scheme is a nit weird. arrows+mouse+Z is not actually comfortable. WASD+mouse+Z would be much better,

[Call of the Woof (Ludum Dare 55)]

Nice little game, well done!
My only suggestion is to clarify the question in the beginning - Do you need visual indicator?

[Sinful Scoops]

Great game, now I want ice cream. Judging by this game, mine will be pink and yellow, but IRL I love chocolate ones.
Also, Wrath and Envy gestures are hardest to draw, they are often misinterpreted as something else

[GHOSTS OF NEWPORT]

It's confusing that you need to read everything in the menu while something is happening. I'd prefer the game to be turn-based, that gives the player a sense of actually playing and having some control. This way, it's pretty boring

MYSTER1A responds:

The pause button allows players to pause walking in the overworld - use this function to read descriptions - the game is mostly about the story & has small puzzles otherwise

The game is already turn-based, but is time sensitive (like Final Fantasy ATB system) - the battles are made to be monotonous & the battle description is only meant to be read once or referred back to if the player forgets something - the player may also press the "?" for more info