Endiment's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Harleen's Story]

Charming but imprecise. You can't see where you can walk or not.
Walked over holes on the platforms without falling though, and failed to jump through a clear opening. As a sketch for a game to come then okay - I'd look forward to hop and bop in such a game.
As it is, it's unfinished.

[5 Differences]

Nice little tableaus there.
A quiet, almost meditative bit of pattern recognition training.
Full marks.

[Hot Ninja Moon Moon]

I do like the whole retro feel of this game - but my reflexes are too crappy to actually get very far.
Upon dying for the umpteenth time on the same bloody screen I had to give up.
Other than that, pleasingly designed little platform game.

[Splitman 2]

Some levels are frustratingly impossible - but the idea is great.
It's fun and counter intuitive to hop unto rotating saw-blades.
Nice design and good looking levels - one quibble however:
It would be lovely to be able to turn off the music, but keep the in-game sounds on.

[Traveler]

It doesn't load for me. The "game loading" bar stops halfway and nothing happens after that.
Gave it five minutes while doing other things, and no luck.
Can't really rate a game I can't play.

[Zombie Zone]

Fun little platformer.
Though in zone two you suddenly arrive without guns or previously gathered upgrades.
And no way to get around the undead.
Oh well, zone one was fun.

CavemanG responds:

in zone 2 you have to go down and find your gun. I should have made that more clear

[Robot Phone Home]

Almost full marks. It's a compelling platformer, beautfully designed, responsive and deceptively simple.
The only detractor is that it's so bloody hard to control ones jetpacking skill, spikes everywhere.
This pulls from the casual games list, and becomes something that requires more effort than can be mustered in a coffee break.
Mind, you may not have designed as a casual game, or you may find it easy to control the rather erratic flight of our jet propelled robot chum - these things are subjective of course.

Some puzzling puzzles, rather than hair-trigger-responses-a-necessity wold be welcome.
Mind, that may be a whole different game altogether.

As it is, it's delicious, if nigh impossible for those of us with wibbly reflexes.