Aquabreeze's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Elephant]

Great solid game. Nice style, lots of little easter eggs, unique, challenging... my only qualm is that moving the elephant using the mouse button can be a bit of a pain, since you talk to/collect stuff via the same button, and sometimes clicking results in the elephant moving instead of interacting with a thing, which can be annoying. I'd prefer to have the elephant move using WASD or the arrow keys. But hey, it's still an awesome game! Good work!

[Dead Paradise 2]

It's... okay. It's pretty damn close to Earn to Die, but not quite identical. Also, I don't know what the point of the scantily-clad redhead is in relation to the story, but it's a bit offensive for there to be male-targeted eye candy just for the purpose of getting the horny fanboys to play. You're ignoring the fact that women like myself play games like this all the time.

That said, I do like the idea that the last safe place is Area 51, but that's about it. (Also, I may be wrong in assuming that this is supposed to be a zombie game, but I have yet to see a single zombie.)

You need more originality, and less pointless eye candy.

[Cat around Asia]

Completely unoriginal. It's basically Cut the Rope by another name. You even use the same sounds for collecting stars as Cut the Rope does... not to mention this character is basically Garfield. It's a good-ish game, but... come on! Cut the Rope with Garfield does not an original game make. You gotta put more creativity into this.

[Ching Chong Beautiful]

This is one of the only games I know that retains the entertainment value even when you're not doing well. I found myself laughing at my own failings. This game really seems to be all about a positive attitude and perseverance, and boy, do they put it into action. Yes, it's very very hard, but it's not impossible. And the voice acting is pretty much the best I've heard for any game, so... well done, bro!

[no-one has to die.]

Your game is awesome! What it lacks in graphics quality, it makes up for in amazing storytelling. One qualm here- there's a box for where Christina and Troy survive, and I'm not sure that's possible, since that's before you can lock multiple fire doors. Maybe I'm missing something, but if not, you might want to get rid of that extra box.

[Lab of the Dead]

Fantastic. I found myself close to tears whenever I started to get through to the zombies- when they started to become more human. I was talking to the screen like "...Omigosh, you are in there! Hi, I'm going to help you." Emotionally charged and amazing. Well done.

[Invertion]

It's K.O.L.P.!

It's like a cross between Portal, K.O.L.M. and Enough Plumbers.

...And it is AWESOME. Well done.

[K.O.L.M. 2]

A nice continuation with a few issues

Okay, so it's not as good as the original. And it's shorter. And There were some consistency issues; for instance, if you're going to give Robby all his power-ups from the old game, you should've given him the invulnerability power from the very end of the first game (or at least invulnerability to the minions). And the ending was... lacking. Why not, instead of the grim, cliffy-type ending you wrote for this one, why not have them escape to the surface, like Robby did in the first game? At the end where the parents are waiting, there could be some power-up there that allows for Robby to be in sunlight for as long as he likes? Then they could escape their parents and run to the surface. If there's a KOLM III, then it doesn't matter as much, but if not, then that's kind of a really bad way to end the story.

All of this being said, it is a nice and believable continuation to the KOLM story. I like the sister (although she needs a name) and I love when she and Robby work together. You can really tell that they have a strong bond, through their voice acting, and your writing, which is as good as ever.

So, overall, it's... mixed. I'm giving it a 9 because not only is it the same style as the original (which is always a plus for me), it's similar enough to the original to be a believable sequel, with nicely complex characters (except seriously, give the sister a name.) and the mystery, intrigue, and dark, ominous feel of the first game are just as present as before. I really hope you do a third game, where this story is continued. Keep up the good work.

Seriously though, please give the sister a name?

[Kingdom in the Clouds]

Quick Bug Report

I'm playing on Chrome, and it won't let me use the arrow keys. You might want to fix that. It looks like a good game, I can't really judge based on the glitch.

[Cloud Jumper]

I'm having trouble with the menu screens

Whenever I tried to click on anything, it skipped past the menu or the instruction screens and straight to the game. Having no idea how to play, it really hampers the experience. Hope you fix it soon! ;)