Intrapath's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[NG Level Icon Maker V2]

Good job

I loved how many dozens (probably hundreds) of features in this game/gadget. The music was a nice idea too. Each and every icon was very customizable. Though this isn't my favorite type of game, I did have some fun with it, and I see how much effort was put into this. Kudos to you.

smokinjoeevil responds:

Thanks... strangely enough, I'm not really into the "dress-up" type of game myself. Though I find this offers a lot more creative outlet, and I certainly tried to build enough variety into it in terms of content and controls to keep it interesting.

Thanks for the review!

[Journeys of Reemus: Ch 3]

Great game

This is a great game, fun point and click. Branching out to two different routes was good. By the way, the "Path of Aggresion" and "Passion of the Exterminator" medals aren't working.

[Upgrade Complete!]

great game

Absolutely fantastic game. I loved how customizable everything was, gameplay was fun, and a great ending.

[PrettyPrettyBangBang v.41]

Meh

It was alright, but it wasn't really that good. It's kinda dull.

[Build a Robot 2.1]

It was ok

It was alright, but a little bit dull. Try adding more music and backgrounds maybe.

[Pico's School]

Fantastic

This is one of the best original games on Newgrounds. It's classic, and is truely amazing even today. A masterpiece if there ever was one, combining puzzle-like item finding with fast paced boss fights. Amazing.

[Cargo Bridge]

Fantastic!

In short, I love this game. I barely go 2 days without playing this game. I love the difficulty level, it's nice seeing how 1 bridge works, and how another doesn't. It's just plain fun! And listening to the worker's screams as they fall is hilarious.

[Earth: The Final Stand]

Pretty good

Pretty good, but moving around felt a little awkward since you're always spinning, but other than that, a pretty nice little game to pass time. 4 out of 5, 8 out of 10.

[RPG Platformer Tutorial]

Good

Really cool tutorial. Very helpful, most helpful yet. But quick question: When I do this, why does my player sit a couple of pixels above the ground after he jumps? It's no big deal, just wondering.