Score: 9

"Good job."

submission: Closure.

date: June 7, 2009

Atmospheric.
Simple.
Likable.

Score: 6

"You need to flesh it out a little more."

submission: Hitstick 3

date: May 9, 2009

You've got a good idea and visuals for a game here, but the repetitiveness of the formula(shoot, click arrow, shoot, click arrow) kind of downs the gameplay and makes it not as enjoyable as it could be. Things you could add;
1. Show your character reloading the gun when you reload. I mean physically taking the clip out, and replacing it with a new one. A certain amount of realism makes the game more atmospheric and more fun to play. The gun just ducking out of sight doesn't give much satisfaction.
2. The click-the-arrow-to-get-to-another-scr een formula could work if you tweak it so that you don't automatically assume a position at a different angle when entering the room. That confused me.
3. The gun selection... add more. Uniqueness makes for more exploring to see what different guns can do.
4. Two levels would probably take five minutes. The brief first-player makes for a brief game.
You've got it good here, but a longer campaign and more variety would make it more enjoyable and fun for more people.

Score: 10

"favorited!"

submission: Survival Lab

date: April 5, 2009

great job, the game kept you at the edge of your seat, the GLAdOS-like game didn't play by the rules, and you could unlock awesome abilities to dodge the many obstacles the game throws at you.
I would add more obstacles... walls, side lasers, spikes out of the ground, etc.
Awesome game.

Score: 8

"Grate!"

submission: [Assios] - Midnight

date: September 26, 2009

I like it. Very upbeat. To be honest, it does sound like the many trance songs here on newgrounds. The song is great, but it lacks any interesting beats or synths to listen to over and over again.

Score: 8

"Good"

submission: Mud Stained Revolver

date: February 8, 2009

This is a good song. I can tell it's made from Garageband, but the only problem is the drums are too loud, and that kills the atmosphere of most of the song.