KiiraGames's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Chomper's Dungeon]

Novel concept! This game can go very far!

[Paddle Pals]

A very solid proof of concept! I'm guessing this was built in Construct? I love it, it'd be nice to see this become a fully fleshed out game... I may have to rip this concept for myself.

Honestly, I wasn't fully on board with the "Incompatible Genres" theme, because the idea of "Incompatible Genres" doesn't hold water in most cases. "Incompatible" isn't the same as "Uncommon", but it did give us a chance to experiment with ideas like this, which actually makes something great of merging together two genres that may not have ever been combined.

Thinking on a larger scale, the concept of a Brick Breaking Platformer could even merge in different genres like Pinball, SHMUP's and all kinds of things. Personally, I'd like to play around more with this little subgenre you've built here.

MorsGames responds:

Thanks! I used GameMaker: Studio 1.4

[Duke Dashington Remastered]

A very simple and fun game! I kinda wish it started off harder, but it gets there, and it's worth the wait! Everything is great, and that music is mah jam.

Some very small nitpicks being that some movement functions could be a lot easier to control if when a fall starts, the player sits still in the air for a second, then falls with more acceleration than normal, allowing for easy control of consecutive airborne movements. Also, some of the sounds got a bit repetitive, both because they clashed a bit with the music and there could be more throughout.

These two points would make an already incredibly enjoyable experience even better! Great job!

[Leap Jet Bear]

Getting the Crystals is like a slow paced MegaMan on Steroids. Does that make any sense? Anyways, I like it. There is slight performance issues, likely originating from Flash, and, at least for me, it doesn't break the game.

As far as the platforming mechanics go, they're fine tuned and are, as already stated, comparable to the MegaMan franchise.

Despite all this, because of it's genre, it will always be overlooked, which is sad considering the potential of the developer/designer, and the unique character they've created. The genre is saturated. Regardless, I think if this were to continue progressing it'd have strong marketing potential. The same could be said for a game like Unstrong. :P

Anyways, good luck on future games, Madnukin!

[Lunaria Story]

It's definitely well made, but incredibly, dissapointingly, misleading. The artwork is fantastic, while not being my favorite (I'm not going to allow that to reflect on my rating though, it's just preference), the gameplay is not.
Where you may have had the ability to used websockets when building an inbrowser game, the game seems to be server-centric, which reflects in the gameplay being quite limited, and NOT being anything like "classic 2D platform games", though I'd give it 5 stars if it actually were.
Currect usage of Websockets would have allowed you to make an MMO action platformer, which there is a severe lack of in gaming. I was hoping to something like LaTale, based on the description for the game, but instead got a generic, yet well made, MMO with no platforming at all.
I'd advise fixing the description, so as to not mislead others.

[Coloruid]

This is so awesome! XD I'm definitely going to be reviewing this on my blog next week!

[Squarelaxy]

This game is pretty awesome. XD Would be a lot more fun if there were more players, the game was a bit more advanced, and the art was a bit better, but at it's current state, it's fun and works as it should.

[Chompy]

Great, beautiful game, very worthy of a smartphone market counterpart if it doesn't already exist. I would suggest selling it for a dollar on the Play Store, you'd be surprised at how well this would sell. I really like it, it's fun, energetic, and just so enjoyable! There are some glitches still, which I find odd for such a simple game, but not bad. :)

[Universo: Gaia]

Amazing game, puzzling, and beautiful.
Though, it seems that some people don't have the brains to understand that the puzzle is in the riddles.
And also, I find it funny that someone mentioned this is a copy of Strand.. The gameplay is entirely different. This is completely original. So, it may have circles like Strand does, but aside from that it's completely original. In strand you just click and drag to make connections between circles, where, in this, you make connections through figuring out the puzzles inside of the deep riddles, and you have to figure out at what time the circles will make connections and where they will. There is none like it in it's type, and creative genius. I can't wait to be able to see more games by you!

pabrikamatir responds:

thank you ! really appreciate your review :)

[Crystal Saga]

Well, a lot of these reviews have been kind of dumb and unhelpful. I especially don't like the last one. Two things: Browser based MMO's have potential of being just as good as, if not greater than, most MMO's. That way, you wouldn't have to download client or anything like that, but it would be better programmed in HTML5, as that has potential of running a game easily the same as native code does, and typically faster as most 3D HTML5 games are programmed using WebGL which is a web port of OpenGL which runs a TON faster than what most games are made in: DirectX. So, I guess what I should be saying is, before you talk bad about things, at least first learn about what it is you're talking about. Also, the other thing bothering me are the people complaining about the guys with "girl hair".. Really people? I get enough ignorance like that from the people I talk to around this hick town, I thought that there were more open minded people on here, though, I guess I shouldn't expect so much of such a large group of people. Now, as for what I think of it, the sound and art are obviously amazing. The programming was clearly done well, but the problem is that it's a lot like a lot of other MMO's, it's kind of cliche and to me, stale. I find most MMO's disappointing because of repeating things that most people don't like, or even repeating the same thing that's already been done a million times. Games like those consist of teams with members that can only be called: Programmer, Musician, and Artist. Writer and Game designer are two things it's largely lacking. Though, this is clearly doing well because of what it is. Try doing something truly creative next time though, you might see it going even further.