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Riot3_1_2_1
For: I wanna be the log
For: I wanna be the log
iwbt log is progenitor of iwbt whirlpool
this is strange avoidance
this is strange avoidance
Tagged as: Avoidance
[0] Likes
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 30 30
Apr 1, 2023
ElAnpepion
For: I Wanna Start A Party
For: I Wanna Start A Party
Masterpiece: a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship
It is convenient to state the definition of this term because yes, this game is a TRUE masterpiece, and as a tester I could appreciate the amount of effort behind this game to try to deliver the most polished and fun experience possible.
Let's start by saying that this game offers a wide variety of boards each set in a different videogame, and which have a different gimmick that differentiates them from the others in more than just aesthetics. It also has a wide range of minigames, which have the added bonus that each one refers to a different fangame. The game also has a trials mode to offer content exclusively to the single player mode, which transform the minigames in different ways to provide an extra challenge to the player who wants to complete them. Along with all this, it is worth mentioning that the game has a store system through which you can purchase all kinds of features such as characters, reactions, boards, etc.
After listing all this, let's move on to the highlights of the game. The first of these is the CPUs.
This game has a fully functional CPU so that it is carefully programmed so that those who don't have 3 other people to play with them or who simply want to play alone, can have an experience as identical as possible as if they were playing with human players, so it has had to program the behavior of these CPUs both on the boards and in each and every one of the minigames so that, although they try to play well, they have their erratic behavior intentional to give that feeling of realism.
And the other highlight of the game, and I dare say the star of the game, is its online system. This game has the most complex online system seen so far in a fangame, as it is not limited to share the position of other players or have small interactions between them as pushing blocks or moving platforms. The online of this game handles all the aspects behind the functionality of a game such as the different gimmicks of each of the boards, the statistics of each player, as well as the functionality of each and every one of the minigames, which are quite different from each other.
Outside of this aspects, other highlights of the game are those related to QoL, the most notable being the fact that if you are playing online and the game is interrupted for some reason, you can resume the game from where it was interrupted if you play with the same people you were playing with; and it also has an integrated auto-updater so that the game can be easily updated without making players re-download it manually.
In short, if you want an experience practically identical to Mario Party but based on I Wanna Be The Guy fangames, look no further because here you have it.
[5] Likes
It is convenient to state the definition of this term because yes, this game is a TRUE masterpiece, and as a tester I could appreciate the amount of effort behind this game to try to deliver the most polished and fun experience possible.
Let's start by saying that this game offers a wide variety of boards each set in a different videogame, and which have a different gimmick that differentiates them from the others in more than just aesthetics. It also has a wide range of minigames, which have the added bonus that each one refers to a different fangame. The game also has a trials mode to offer content exclusively to the single player mode, which transform the minigames in different ways to provide an extra challenge to the player who wants to complete them. Along with all this, it is worth mentioning that the game has a store system through which you can purchase all kinds of features such as characters, reactions, boards, etc.
After listing all this, let's move on to the highlights of the game. The first of these is the CPUs.
This game has a fully functional CPU so that it is carefully programmed so that those who don't have 3 other people to play with them or who simply want to play alone, can have an experience as identical as possible as if they were playing with human players, so it has had to program the behavior of these CPUs both on the boards and in each and every one of the minigames so that, although they try to play well, they have their erratic behavior intentional to give that feeling of realism.
And the other highlight of the game, and I dare say the star of the game, is its online system. This game has the most complex online system seen so far in a fangame, as it is not limited to share the position of other players or have small interactions between them as pushing blocks or moving platforms. The online of this game handles all the aspects behind the functionality of a game such as the different gimmicks of each of the boards, the statistics of each player, as well as the functionality of each and every one of the minigames, which are quite different from each other.
Outside of this aspects, other highlights of the game are those related to QoL, the most notable being the fact that if you are playing online and the game is interrupted for some reason, you can resume the game from where it was interrupted if you play with the same people you were playing with; and it also has an integrated auto-updater so that the game can be easily updated without making players re-download it manually.
In short, if you want an experience practically identical to Mario Party but based on I Wanna Be The Guy fangames, look no further because here you have it.
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 0 0
Apr 1, 2023
K12XD
For: I Wanna Start A Party
For: I Wanna Start A Party
I just had to leave my 1st review on this absolute masterpiece of a game. 10/10
[6] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 10 10
Apr 1, 2023
Kelvar
For: I wanna be the Lucky
For: I wanna be the Lucky
Simple concept executed in a simple way.
Not sure how to rate the difficulty. After a certain skill level, it's a test of patience more than anything else.
If you can beat a 50 difficulty avoidance than I believe you can beat this luck barrage. Regardless of skill past that point, it's going to take a bit of time to not get walled.
[0] Likes
Not sure how to rate the difficulty. After a certain skill level, it's a test of patience more than anything else.
If you can beat a 50 difficulty avoidance than I believe you can beat this luck barrage. Regardless of skill past that point, it's going to take a bit of time to not get walled.
Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 50 50
Apr 1, 2023
Kilgour22
For: Till The Sunrise
For: Till The Sunrise
First half is good; second half sucks.
[1] Like
Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 60 60
Apr 1, 2023
MooMooArmageddon
For: I Wanna Start A Party
For: I Wanna Start A Party
-1 point for not having the song "We Like To Party"
Tagged as: Special
[0] Likes
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: N/A
Apr 1, 2023
PlutoTheThing
For: Serial Experiments Kid
For: Serial Experiments Kid
Phenomenal game, it's short with just 4 stages with a boss at the end of each, but wow it's just so consistently high quality. Great gimmicks, a cool unique concept with the weapon/item switching which really elevates the platforming to be that much more creative and fun. The bosses are also quite good as well, they have fun attacks and figuring out how to fight them can be a fun process. There's the occasional trap as well which are almost all unique and funny, and the trap based stage is really good. I'm usually not too big on the trap-centric stages dagger makes, but this one was just soooo good. If I absolutely HAD to come up with a complaint, the first boss is a little repetitive? But that's really it. The game is tied together with these little intermissions which are fun to explore around in, and it's just a very well put together concise experience that I absolutely loved. Fantastic game.
[2] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 44 44
Apr 1, 2023
Delicious Fruit