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For: I wanna Feel Blue
For: I wanna Feel Blue
Amazing needle game which is basically I wanna green the eye: water edition (the graphic style is similar and that's not surprising considering the two games were made by the same person). The main element of this game is indeed water, the kind of water that does not let you jump in the air after getting out unless you didn't already use your second jump (water1?). Now this sounds terrible, but the level design is built entirely around this quirk, leading to new and unique jumps, some extremely precise. Although you won't avoid the dreaded underwater diagonals, I can guarantee you that this game is a really fresh and interesting experience, a true hidden gem of level design!
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 70 70
Apr 18, 2015
Xplayerlol
For: I wannyaaaaaaaaaa
For: I wannyaaaaaaaaaa
And more headaches incoming.
This is a weird fangame, with lots of traps. It's so weird that's actually fun. It doesn't score very high on the visuals, or with the musics (Restarting, by the way), and the worst part, after each death, the game lags for some reason and you have to wait like 4 seconds (Doesn't seem much, but this is a tricky trap game. Try to imagine how much time does one spend just on this waiting time). The difficulty curve is all over the place, too.
However, the game still scores a lot of points from the traps, since some of them are very, very funny. Sometimes, the headache from the waiting time is worth it, just because of the traps. The bosses are well-made, as well, although I hated the quiz parts (The boss at the lower path, and the angel kid from somewhere close to the end), because both were in some eastern languague I don't understand. They're still doable, but if you don't understand what you're doing, it becomes trial-and-error for the most part.
Most of the game's difficulty comes from the length of some sections and from figuring out how to get through some of the tricky traps. You'll hardly see any hard jump here, and the hardest bosses are the ones from the spike boss rush section (The other ones are very easy).
I don't know, I would have enjoyed it more it didn't lag so much and if the quiz sections didn't exist. Not sure if I would recommend.
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This is a weird fangame, with lots of traps. It's so weird that's actually fun. It doesn't score very high on the visuals, or with the musics (Restarting, by the way), and the worst part, after each death, the game lags for some reason and you have to wait like 4 seconds (Doesn't seem much, but this is a tricky trap game. Try to imagine how much time does one spend just on this waiting time). The difficulty curve is all over the place, too.
However, the game still scores a lot of points from the traps, since some of them are very, very funny. Sometimes, the headache from the waiting time is worth it, just because of the traps. The bosses are well-made, as well, although I hated the quiz parts (The boss at the lower path, and the angel kid from somewhere close to the end), because both were in some eastern languague I don't understand. They're still doable, but if you don't understand what you're doing, it becomes trial-and-error for the most part.
Most of the game's difficulty comes from the length of some sections and from figuring out how to get through some of the tricky traps. You'll hardly see any hard jump here, and the hardest bosses are the ones from the spike boss rush section (The other ones are very easy).
I don't know, I would have enjoyed it more it didn't lag so much and if the quiz sections didn't exist. Not sure if I would recommend.
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 40 40
Apr 18, 2015
IPECACMAN
For: I wanna be the Onelife
For: I wanna be the Onelife
Easy 100 floor game.Nothing too special about the platforming or the bosses.At the end there is a passage to get to probobly a secret stage but it need to be on very hard atleast and that felt really boring for me so yeah decent game.
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Rating: 6.1 61
Difficulty: 33 33
Apr 18, 2015
just_another_Guy
For: I wanna be the 1×1
For: I wanna be the 1×1
It was amusing.
Tagged as: Gimmick
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Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 25 25
Apr 18, 2015
Xplayerlol
For: I wanna be the Phallophobia
For: I wanna be the Phallophobia
Nice and short needle game. The jumps are mostly original, and can be quite challenging once in a while. Visuals are nice, too. One of the saves lacks a saveblocker, but I wouldn't really complain about it, maybe it was intended. Either way, not among my favorite needle games, but would recommend anyway.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 6.5 65
Difficulty: 57 57
Apr 17, 2015
Klazen108
For: I wanna be the Wow 2 Leehetic
For: I wanna be the Wow 2 Leehetic
Tagged as: Avoidance
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Apr 17, 2015
Xplayerlol
For: I wanna be the Onelife
For: I wanna be the Onelife
First off, the intended way is probably the very hard mode (Or maybe the impossible mode), since at the Thank you for Playing screen there's a passage that's locked and says "At least Very Hard mode". However, I have no patience to try the very hard mode, so I'll go with the normal mode anyway. I really doubt it, but if I get bored someday and decide to play this game on the very hard mode, I'll update this review with the results.
Now back to the game. While it's true that this game doesn't really have many things that stand out in the world of the x-floors, it's also true that this game takes a lot of good things from other x-floor games, while avoiding many of the mistakes featured on those. This game also improves some of these things.
For example, the joke boss in this game is easily the best I've seen in a x-floor game. Usually, it's just a boss that stands there waiting for you to kill him (Conquer the Blow Game), doesn't hit you (Churatch), or something among these lines. This one manages to be a true joke boss. It's funny, the joke doesn't only apply to the difficulty.
Still speaking of bosses, this is also one of the x-floor games that puts the most effort into making creative bosses. Usually, what I see is "Oh, it's time to put a boss, let's just insert some random thing that will have one attack (Maybe we can use two or three, if it's the last boss) and the player will have to shoot it a few times to kill it. Sounds epic". Here, we have an avoidance (A serious avoidance, taking around 3 minutes, and beginner-friendly), an armored boss that will keep you moving all the time with fast-paced attacks and limited weak spots, and to top it all, a rhythim game with a good song.
The visuals give a small medley vibe, the most notorious ones being the Sunspike floors and the mixture of Crimson tilesets with the Emperor background. They're quite good, and so are the musics. Also, gets more extra points for always having some sort of transition before changing the visuals, in a way that actually makes sense for the most part.
There's no dumb jump placement, such as in Churatch (The downwards water diagonal at the end of Floor 85 will haunt me forever), the difficulty curve is solid, unlike in Celebrate 100 (Hello, 50s), and there's some creativity in the bosses, something that I haven't seen since Conquer the Blow Game 3 (Boss rush with Taisa Unicorn comes to the mind). At its line of difficulty, this game has no rivals, and it easily reaches my list of recommended 100-floors for anyone, along with Conquer the Blow Game 3 (Sheep 100 and other harder 100-floors are obviously not for anyone). And I don't see any reason to not play both, since they are quite a bit different.
Highly recommended to beginners, and more experienced players could try it out too.
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Now back to the game. While it's true that this game doesn't really have many things that stand out in the world of the x-floors, it's also true that this game takes a lot of good things from other x-floor games, while avoiding many of the mistakes featured on those. This game also improves some of these things.
For example, the joke boss in this game is easily the best I've seen in a x-floor game. Usually, it's just a boss that stands there waiting for you to kill him (Conquer the Blow Game), doesn't hit you (Churatch), or something among these lines. This one manages to be a true joke boss. It's funny, the joke doesn't only apply to the difficulty.
Still speaking of bosses, this is also one of the x-floor games that puts the most effort into making creative bosses. Usually, what I see is "Oh, it's time to put a boss, let's just insert some random thing that will have one attack (Maybe we can use two or three, if it's the last boss) and the player will have to shoot it a few times to kill it. Sounds epic". Here, we have an avoidance (A serious avoidance, taking around 3 minutes, and beginner-friendly), an armored boss that will keep you moving all the time with fast-paced attacks and limited weak spots, and to top it all, a rhythim game with a good song.
The visuals give a small medley vibe, the most notorious ones being the Sunspike floors and the mixture of Crimson tilesets with the Emperor background. They're quite good, and so are the musics. Also, gets more extra points for always having some sort of transition before changing the visuals, in a way that actually makes sense for the most part.
There's no dumb jump placement, such as in Churatch (The downwards water diagonal at the end of Floor 85 will haunt me forever), the difficulty curve is solid, unlike in Celebrate 100 (Hello, 50s), and there's some creativity in the bosses, something that I haven't seen since Conquer the Blow Game 3 (Boss rush with Taisa Unicorn comes to the mind). At its line of difficulty, this game has no rivals, and it easily reaches my list of recommended 100-floors for anyone, along with Conquer the Blow Game 3 (Sheep 100 and other harder 100-floors are obviously not for anyone). And I don't see any reason to not play both, since they are quite a bit different.
Highly recommended to beginners, and more experienced players could try it out too.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 34 34
Apr 17, 2015