Tegan-irish's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Prison Escape Puzzle: Adventure]

It's been a bit since I've seen an escape game I liked this much. Nicely done.

[The Dead Room]

This is a nostalgic lil bit that takes me back to the late 90's.
I always had a soft spot for point & click horror games, though.

[Ananias Roguelike]

Can't decide sometimes if I love or hate this game but I'm still playing it, so... hahahaha!
Best I've done was level 15. You don't wanna know after how many attempts.

10/10. The pixel art is great, the game is hard but it's not impossible, there's a bit of a learning curve for each class of character, as there should be.

Could use more sound effects and back ground music, but that's about it.

A new newgrounds classic, if you ask me.

[Dragon of Ecology]

Love this game. My only gripes are the lack of anyway to save your game and the bug with the stat numbers that seems to kick in at about 10,000.

[Gragyriss, Captor of Princesses]

Lovely game, my only complaint is that I wish it was longer. Looking forward to a sequel!

[LootBox: Colectionism]

It's a cute little idle dinker, if the scale were bigger with hundreds of characters to collect and a short description of each classic NG character/ video game character I could see it being one of NewGrounds's NewGroundsiest new classic. Love the pixel art, it runs smooth & it's got room for expansion / replay ability.

[Physics in the Glass]

Ha, I get it. "drunk" physics with the objective essentially being beer pong.

How Cheeky of you. Once that dawned on me the game was a fun little romp, albeit challenging as the power gauge being the wee lil' ball ( playing on pc) it was kinda hard to see, but otherwise everything runs smoothly.

[Sakura's Dino Jump]

It's colorful and frantic, everything I personally enjoy in a one-button mechanic game.
Control wise everything runs smoothly, no complaints there.
5/5

[Dawnford Day 3652]

I like the concept of an explorable sort of semi-sandbox you have going here and I think if you had more time to work on it and flesh it out it could be a really immersive bit of interactive story telling.

That being said: For the future, the dialog could use more depth & take all the time you need to take on art. Not bad for a class project I assume you did more or less by yourself. So Imagine what you'd be capable of if you weren't under such a strict deadline.

Honestly: If Dawnford: Day3653 popped up here in a year or two, I'd play it.

LaraCroft02 responds:

Thanks so much! I really wish I had more time and yes, I'll think of making another one for sure

[World's End Chapter 3]

Where to even begin? I started playing this series by starting with the latest one ( 3 ) ( which was not optimal but lesson learned lol ) After completing the third installment I liked it so much that I went back, over the last week or so, played 1 & 2 in order this time & re-played 3. The first game was quite a bit more difficult & playing any one of the games without playing at least one of the previous chapters ramps up the difficulty. I came to appreciate how important it can be to play a series in it's proper order, how acquiring resources from the previous installments comes in handy down the line & how, essentially previous actions effect what you have to work with at the time and in the future. I was also delighted to find that enemy actions are procedurally generated? At least I think they are, the enemy AI has some sort of learning curve & I rather enjoyed it. Damage too ( I did a lot of quick saves / quick loads to come to that conclusion >_> ) Solid game, solid series I'll most likely replay it in entirety in giddy anticipation of the 4th installment.