KJScott's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Gundam Fights for Human Rights (Old version)]

Camera starts off too far back, leaving the whole screen in white. It should be closer in and clear instruction in game on how to change it. The audio background when in battle is loud and vibrating, making it deeply discomforting. Having a way to turn it off or alter volume levels without muting the site would be extremely helpful. When you're selecting where to move, allowing the player to see the tiles they can shoot to would be helpful.

[The Bridge Obstacle.]

Only the black lines are clickable, if you have an interactable area try to let the background part of it as well.

[High Up - Early Demo]

Your game doesn't keep focus on itself, so when I use the arrow keys to move the whole page moves up and down. Might suggest using WASD for movement to prevent this in future, or figure out what the cause of the lack of focus (using Windows 10 and Chrome for reference).

Animation wise, you probably want to centre the body for Left/Right so that when you change direction it doesn't feel like the body doesn't lurch from one side to the other.

[Cute Elements (Beta Version)]

If you don't grasp or miss the training on Level 2 (to click on your little blob to turn it to water), as you can just put it on the right hand side to let it get the key and tumble down the side, then by the next level you get stuck. Modifying Level 2 to force you to only be able to complete the level by clicking on the blob will ensure the user has mastered the technique and then doesn't get stuck later on.

The clicking on the block destruction could be made to feel more responsive, I have to wait for the completion of the previous block destruction (when click on the same split block) before I can continue which just feels slow.

Overall, not to bad but I would definitely recommend focusing some more time on the controls before your final release to get it to feel more refined experience.

XpresateStudio responds:

Greetings KJScott, thanks for your comments and suggestions, I will take them into account to improve the game, I'm glad you had fun :)

[Escaping Test ProgramM]

I got stuck for a long while on the number pad, I appeared to get the code but I don't even know how or why I got past it. I liked the combat points but wished I could have just held down the mouse button instead of constantly clicking. Overall, not bad little game.

SnevilGrey responds:

Oh hey, thanks for the feedback! The code for the door is 3 characters hidden in the Desk C-137, you just have to click on all of them.
''wished I could have just held down the mouse button instead of constantly clicking''
Yeah I agree I will arrange that in the next update / ETP2.