mrskippy's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Space Croissant]

A good little roguelike. I'm not sure why it's rated "M" though...

playspal responds:

What is "M"? Now it's "T"..

[Riddles of Renaissance]

bug, IDK if it's your fault

The riddles are good, but it's hard to play because I'm constantly getting a "connecting to Newgrounds gateway" message which remains over a large portion of the screen...aside from that, it's pretty fun

mrty responds:

It's not my fault. Probably just your internet connection.

[Windows Doors]

Midnight12

You are a retard. It gives you the option to skip the registration. Do you know why it had a registration screen, captain der-der-der? Because it is a parody of Windows! Do you know what a parody does, Forrest Gump? It makes fun of things! which makes this a very good parody, Radio. next time, try not having your head up your ass, it makes playing games hard to do. Archon68, I applaud you on a job well done.

Archawn responds:

Why thank you!

[Punk-o-matic 2]

This is great!

I'm freaking right now, because Punk-o-matic 1 was one of my favorite games, and this improves on all of the things that made it great! Adding previews for riffs was very welcome, and including the tabs for the songs you create blows my mind! However, the rhythm game for concerts is where the game loses the tenth star. Don't get me wrong, it is extremely fun once you get used to the controls, BUT it is crippled by the lag. I have FiOs and even on the lowest quality on easy the lag was causing me to miss notes. BTW, I don't think that it was the computer, because I just got this machine for Christmas, and it is not used. So, I'm not sure what was going on other than the rest of the awesome features were bogging it down, and if that's my only complaint, I guess that's a good thing, and I wouldn't have taken away the star, except that the rhythm game was so central to the whole.

Evil-Dog responds:

Yah lag is a killer, have you tried reducing some settings for concerts in the options
or tried the offline version on punk-o-matic.net