Great puzzle platformer with an awesome concept. Gameplay is simplistic, yet addicting. I found this game to be quite easy to play, though also very complex in a way that is fun and playable. It has a very smooth difficulty ramp, graphics are fairly simple, and the music helps calm you while you play the game so that you don't become too frustrated at parts. 5/5.
Really simple, yet so addictive, fun to play, and a game worth getting killed. Allowing the player to go back at any point to choose any of the other two endings would be much appreciated. It just seems a bit tedious to play the whole thing again. Anyway, 5/5.
This is a fun point-and-click adventure. The hidden treasure, silly touches of dialog, and hats all added to the aspect of the game. The music is peaceful and keeps a calm tone while I play the game. The graphics are cute and stylish. The gradual difficulty increase of the puzzles was perfect and I was hooked until the end. 5/5.
A simple game, yet presented and executed very well. Had a good flow to the quests and the story. A quest log would have been helpful though. Great selection of magical spells and abilities. The abolition of the strict separation of the classes and thus enabling multi-classing is an amazing aspect. 5/5.
This game is great, it gets highly addictive, and is very fun to play. This game looks very promising, but gets boring way too fast. No new enemies, no new abilities, just the same stuff on repeat with bigger health-pools. It needs a storyline, or at least an ultimate goal. Raising the cool-down every single time we upgrade our skills is unnecessary. Other than that, 4/5.
Great game, great graphics, and wonderful design. A nice variety of things to do, no grinding required to get power-ups that carry over to later games, and the levels don't appear to be totally random, so you can try and learn an optimal route. Surely a proper sequel. 5/5.
Great concept and graphics, but poor execution. The running speed makes it really hard to accomplish anything. The placements of the antidotes creates a big element of frustration. They have placements that sometimes make them impossible to get them all in one try. Also, it's incredibly frustrating when the guy automatically runs into the vehicle and straight past the antidote, meaning you have to play the level over again. Anyway, 4/5.
This is fantastic, although the acrobatic tricks are kind of hard to grasp. Jumping feels severely delayed at times. A counter that states the max amount of squiggles that you can get in one playthrough would be much appreciated. Still, I've always enjoyed the smooth animation and playful nature of these games. Anyway, 5/5.
Pretty solid shooter. Fluid controls, fitting music, and pacing difficulty is perfect. Auto pausing when you level up and an auto-fire option would be a nice touch. Anyway, 5/5.
Nice concept and worth the play. It would be nice if units were introduced gradually and each level was tailored to be suited for a particular unit. Also, it's really annoying having the mission end automatically when the baddies are dead, so that you can't collect the stars or save the VIPs/civilians. 4/5.
Great, simple game. Great execution for such a simple concept and colorful graphics that don't detract from the game play. This game would benefit greatly from some music running behind the game, or a simple sound effect for jumping. Some way to customize ourselves would be much appreciated. 5/5.
Good concept and great execution. A simple game based on a good idea and solid realization, with no extra non-essential elements. I loved every second of it. It was tricky enough to keep my attention, but not so much that I ever got frustrated. 5/5.
This has the faint beginnings of a good shooter in it. The grind for upgrades isn't the worse part of the game, but it is a little much. The music is very short and repetitive. One short track going on and on is a little boring. Mouse control makes it hard to change directions rapidly or make the subtle movements necessary to survive a bullet flower. If your mouse moves outside the window even by a tiny amount, you lose all control for a split second. Adding some sound effects will add a little more dimension to the game. Other than that, 4/5.
This is an extremely visually pleasing game. I'm impressed with the presentation and gameplay. The graphics are amazing for a flash game. The voice acting, cutscenes, and overall battle system is a true eye candy. Very nice work. Although, there needs to be more variation in the training grounds and you definitely need to make more variation in the equipment and whatnot. Other than that, 5/5.
Very entertaining, but simplistic. Great graphics, the physics is decent, and the perspective of how the projectile gets thrown is amazing. I love how you can properly control your shots to be positively fiendish in places. This game is a matter of finding just the right spot and then you can produce the same results again and again. Anyway, 5/5.
A neat concept, allowing the player to evolve their units, selecting desirable traits and allowing a wide variety of customization and strategy. A very clever take on genetics for optimization. The graphical representation of traits is awesome. This game isn't so difficult to make it unbearable, but with a little bit of tweaking to the controls it could be significantly improved upon. Anyway, 4/5.
The concept is good, but clicking through all the random categories to combine random things is pointless. It would be fun if there was logic or consistency in it, but there isn't. The first Doodle God was a lot about logic and this one seems to be too random. This game feels much more like an expansion pack. It really didn't feel new or different from the original. 3/5.
It's well made and the games are entertaining, but the variety isn't enough to keep me interested for any long length of time. Definitely room for improvement in the training games. Having to play the health mini-game so frequently gets pretty irritating. 4/5.
Such a simple, fun, and relaxing game. This game was surprisingly charming and relaxing in some fleeting ineffable sense. I enjoyed the style of game play and the upgrade system was well thought out as well as the level patterns. The melodic music playing throughout the game was really relaxing and added to how fun the game overall was. 5/5.
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