Alxira5's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sonic 3 Redux Engine 0.1.0]

I like the Scratch Engine

Daveplaysooo101 responds:

Thanks!

[OLDCAT / Cat ilusory kill robot]

I like your little game, but where are the cats? All I see are robots and a seemingly human boy.

SketBestReal responds:

He is a cat that walks upright, because the animation would be more consistent if I made him stand on 4 legs.

[Laser Nodes]

I like the art style and music, and I think the idea of ​​a galaxy-themed Cut the Rope is great.

EggysGames responds:

Thank you for your review :) It's based off my older Flash game called "Nodes" which came out before that game :D

[MADNESS:ZER0]

I like this Scratch game, although you should improve the controls a bit and at least give the possibility to restart the game once you lose. Otherwise, it reminds me a lot of a Flash game from 2013 and it fits well.

LG-studios responds:

done

[Goodbye Cindy]

Wow, I didn't know there were Gacha horror games, although it is quite cursed.

HeyaMarvin responds:

It sure is ^--^"

[Car_Puzzle]

It reminds me of a minigame from a Game Boy Advance title.

LoopBox responds:

What was it name?

[MADNESS:RELOAD 1.02]

The video game needs to be polished and improve the graphics and gameplay, but I see that it was done with love and I hope you manage to continue with its development.

Remember, masterpieces must be polished to shine.

LG-studios responds:

ty,well it is just a demo so i will add more playable charechters and more enimes,thanks soo much for the rating btw im about to follow ya,and also have a good day

[The monster in the woods]

It looks great and is a little strange, but I see that it was done with love.

DTRGames responds:

Thanks :3

[Beetle Battle]

I think it's a good arcade game, but I suggest that you have a progressive difficulty and not a boss at the start of the game. I understand that it is in development and I see that you have a good concept in mind, it just needs to be polished a little.

I hope the best for your project.

litroj responds:

Thank you, progressive difficulty is a good idea