MasterGiygas's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[AB: Spindle]

13 later, and here we are, looking directly into a piece of my childhood. Playing it again makes me experience those early 2000s, and all it's internet and flash culture. Now that Adobe is going to off it for good, nothing made more sense than revisit all those games that made that time so interesting, in an odd sense. The game has very interesting concepts, reminds me alot of Sin City, it's visuals and soudtrack are nicely tunned in synchrony. This game ,along with all it's flaws, stands among games like Alloy Steel, Alien Hominid, Dad n' Me, and much more, representing the zeitgeist of those early 2000s. Wherever you are today, AngryBinary, bear in mind that your work, im my opinion, has left its mark on internet history.

[Shape Shifter Chess]

Interesting concept, fairly addictive. The sound effects are relaxing too.
My only suggestiong would be implementing more sound effects similar to the ones already in use. Also, if you got the time/resources to do it, i think implementing a finite gamemode with leaderboards, so players can compete for the fastest time. But that depends totally on what you're aiming for with this project, of course, Great work nonetheless.

[A Typical Platformer 2: the Fireworks Show]

A solid start. Nothing that can't be improved by spending more time at the computer

[Super Grower]

Very simple and addictive game. You will surely not beat this one on your first try, as the levels get more and more challenging as you advance. Soundtrack is fairly good, is up to the game's mood, though it gets a little repetitive after a while. I felt some levels were easier than their subsequent but just like in many other games i've played. A second part would be very welcome with some minor adjustments in the soundtrack and maybe more some more levels or a level editor could be a great addition, but it's up to the game's creator to study (or not) those possibilities and see what (s)he sees fit.

[Shifting Dreamscape]

Average platformer with pretty interesting mechanic, like it's idea. Level design could be improved a bit more by making some obstacles less intuitive and more challenging. Art and soundtrack, no complaints. A restart button would be a good addition also. For a game made in only three days, its pretty solid.

[Simpleton]

classic

[Break the Limits!]

What a wonderful game...Indeed our mind is a perilous place that can keep us trapped, making one feel lonely, guilty, tormented... But our mind can also be the best place in the whole cosmos, because its the only place where you can really be free. Free from everything and everyone. But unfortunately, one cannot stay in this state of pure hapiness for long and must wake up for reality, sooner or later...This game is full of amazing metaphors, and each metaphor can have many interpretations.
The monitor, for example. It seems to represent someone who cares about the main characther, trying to desperatly call him to reality, to the awaken world.
The room, as mentioned before, is a metaphor to the mind. In the start of the journey the characther finds it an empty, lonely place, where the only thoughts in his mind are negative....without food, without water, he wasnt going to last much there and his scarce few memories were like a torture to him, making him remind something of his past life, that even if it was horrible, it was certanly better than dying in place like this. But our mind is limitless, and soon the characther realises it and stops to worry about anything mundane, because in his own mind, he is a god....and this thought is what really sets him free from his suffering.
This game is amazing not becuase of its graphics, soudtrack or anything related. It is amazing because it makes you think.

[Chronicle Bulletin #1]

The game is simple, but the story is very interesting, the soundtrack is good and i have no complains about the art, it was all made by only one person after all. Looking forward to part.2!

JackAstral responds:

Thanks!