sharpnova's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Retro Unicorn Attack]

a bad clone of a good game.

and no. admitting it's a retro version does not excuse you from the fact that it's a ripoff with zero improvements.

[The Mind]

5/5 would bang

[Crusader's Escape]

the voice during the coolbuddy.com ad just.. annihilated any desire to play this game.

that was beyond obnoxious. jesus christ.

[Tales of Carmelot]

6:22

pretty easy.. too easy i think. impressive art and music.

[March of the Cards]

awesome. another epic from wolve

[ControlCraft 3]

having to move the screen left and right was SERIOUSLY cumbersome. this is not a game where you shouldn't have full view of the battlefield at all times.

you have severely disappointed me.

[Pursuit of hat 2]

ok the little white things that suck stuff up.

their behavior is inconsistent. sometimes they suck things in and spit them out. sometimes they suck them up and spit and nothing comes out.

sometimes they suck it up and do nothing and just stop sucking.

they break this game completely.

[You won't tell anyone?]

lacking in polish. for example, when the mom leaves, i went for the door as the stepdad comes in and he was stuck half way through the wall and i was stuck in place.

but that's just one incident. overall the whole game lacked polish. the way you clipped through walls and how terrible animation looked.

i've used unity for a LOT and i know it's not hard to present an fps that looks and handles a lot better than this. and by not hard i mean it can take as little as a few hours to put something together.

i'm guessing you're new to unity and if so, it's cool that you were brave enough to showcase your first work.

thematically this was great. graphically it was ok. but the physics and animation were some of the worst i've ever seen. audio was good too. writing was good.

[Hobo Bob]

looks, sounds, and feels great. tight controls. loved the parallax art.

lighting effects on loss and victory were both excellent. nothing negative to say about this. especially in the small amount of time it took to create

looking forward to the next great thing from wolve's weekly