Endiment's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Mundane Game]

A silly little game, entertainingly quirky time waster.
The controls however, are annoying.
It's a slip and slide and you're lucky if you land on the smaller platforms at all without slipping off.

[You Got The Taco]

I'm honestly not sure what to say.
At first glance it's a lovely little retro platformer.
First screen looks and handles like those old NES things, and it's easy enough.
Your appetite is whet, and then you realise that this is all you get.
Top notch retro style, no game at all. Stars for style and naught else.

[Randobot]

Deceptively simple, but not easy. The random factor has cost me many lives and had me cursing at the keyboard. In good way however, it's so much more satisfying when you finally do get upgraded.
I do wish one could go through the game at max capacity, just for larks. (This may be possible, I don't yet know, as I haven't finished the game in hard mode) All in all a satisfying platformer, with all the build in frustrations that such a game requires. Classic.

[Submachine 8: the Plan]

As usual an immersive, exciting and moody experience to dive into the odd reality of the submachine. The tasks are clever, yet not unsolvable. Logic pervades throughout.
A fitting continuation of the previous installments, and one that leaves you wanting more.
Brilliant again Mateusz Skutnik!

[Where is 2013?]

Nice ambiance, pleasant game.
Though the whole pixel hunting dragged it down a few stars.

[Submachine 7: the Core]

Huzzah!

As always an impressive braintwister.
Mister Sputnik seems to produce these wonderful games with steady regularity - i never tire of these.
Kudos.

[Super PSTW Action RPG]

Action!

Never before has anyone seen such epic action!
From the humble beginning to champion of the lands, what a ride.
The controls are a just a bit hard, but after a few play through's one gets the gist of it.
Bravo!

[Submachine 4: the Lab]

Can't add much more.

I've reviewed the whole series of FLF games over at "Submachine 6".
But I can't stop myself from gushing.
Lovely game Mister Skutnik!

[Submachine3: the Loop]

Ow my brain.

this is by far the most complicated of the Submachine series.
One must really keep a steady mind for this, keeping ones spatial awareness peaked at all times, and at the same time try to suss the various puzzles.
It's a wholly evil game.
Extremely well made and somehow scary.
Good job.

[Submachine 6: the edge]

FLF etc.

I'm impressed by this series of games. they're solid and entertaining, while telling a story. Okay, it's a mysterious story of old hidden technology and parallell worlds and teleportation. the puzzles are hard, but not impossible, and as such they keep you coming back for more.
The ambiance, the sound design add to the atmposphere of this world you've made, in fact all the sound designs are delicious.
The game interface is simple, which adds to the enjoyment of the various submachine games.
It's like reading a solid science fiction novel in interactive installments, nothing flat out explained, but many hints are strewn across the games.
I can't praise you enough, your work is exceptional.
Thanks for sharing.

P.S. eleven years later: Ruffle works wonderfully!