QuietAscension's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Exhibit of Sorrows]

Cool FNAF fangame

[Deal with Putin]

It's been so long since we had shitty politically rooted hate flash on this site

[goodbye, doggy]

A lesson to all game designers about how much you can do with very little, when 5 minutes of gameplay and less than a full paragraph of written story can just hit a person right in the gut.

[Guardians Of Lodino Forest]

It's stupid and I love it. Homing attack needs nerfing though.

adriendittrick responds:

yeah, the homing missiles might be a tad OP, I usually just run around to wait for them to disappear!

[Dystopian Nights]

This is neat. I like this

Jasonario responds:

I'm glad you like it!

[Malapa's Challenge]

Top tier Newgrounds content used to be Vin Diesel transforming magical girl style into bondage attire and punching fairies. I miss old Newgrounds.

[MegaJosh V.S Sonic.exe]

Hilariously bad. What's the deal with lagging on the jumps? I didn't know lag happened in Flash.

[FatKidFallingDownStairs]

Mechanics need tightening up

[Sanguine]

Look into coding a bit more?

It does seem to run slower than it should, cause I can tell from just how certain things move on this crappy laptop that even this crappy laptop should be able to do this game smoothly - So, knowing nothing firshand about programming I'd say something might need tweaking there.

And yes. Really glitchy and gittery and clunky. But I like the visuals and audio and overall I like this a lot more than halloween submissions that have been frontpaged already.

Jump glitch from the start, a glitch where when you go into the underwordly place from dying too many times (is that even supposed to happen?) where it's all red, but you fall through the map... Probably more which I'm not comitted enough to play through and give you a complete list of.

Great start though.

[Gyossait]

Fantastic.

Did something no flash game has done since I was 13 - Truly creeped me out.

This has amazing potential - That too is something that very, very few games exhibit these days.