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Chrisay
For: I wanna be the Co-op
For: I wanna be the Co-op
This is one of, if not my favorite fangame ever. The fact that it achieves online multiplayer is amazing, but the game underneath is impressively high quality. This has the best level design I've ever seen in a fangame, with really fun gimmicks that take great use of the coop aspect.
I have 100% completed the game and even the extra content is well worth your time.
The bosses are greatly designed for the most part, but many of them end up being the least enjoyable part of the game, because it doesn't take great use of the fact that it's online multiplayer. When one of you dies, you have to wait for the other person to die or beat the boss. There's no real interaction between the players during the boss as well.
What would have made the bosses better would have been a way to revive your partner during the boss, so that you don't constantly restart the boss if your partner dies early. It gets really frustrating, when your partner dies early and there's nothing you can do for the rest of the boss.
The boss difficulty is also really inconsistent, with the first boss being one of the hardest and the final boss taking 10 hours to beat, compared to the stage that took 1 or 2.
Otherwise, what a great game. I enjoyed this greatly, thank you Nemega for making this.
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I have 100% completed the game and even the extra content is well worth your time.
The bosses are greatly designed for the most part, but many of them end up being the least enjoyable part of the game, because it doesn't take great use of the fact that it's online multiplayer. When one of you dies, you have to wait for the other person to die or beat the boss. There's no real interaction between the players during the boss as well.
What would have made the bosses better would have been a way to revive your partner during the boss, so that you don't constantly restart the boss if your partner dies early. It gets really frustrating, when your partner dies early and there's nothing you can do for the rest of the boss.
The boss difficulty is also really inconsistent, with the first boss being one of the hardest and the final boss taking 10 hours to beat, compared to the stage that took 1 or 2.
Otherwise, what a great game. I enjoyed this greatly, thank you Nemega for making this.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 65 65
May 26, 2019
kurath
For: I Wanna Defeat the Nader Makers: Chill Side
For: I Wanna Defeat the Nader Makers: Chill Side
A very well produced needle collab vaguely in the traditional maker hub style.
Overall the visuals are great, each stage with a distinct style and the needle generally matches. It has the quality of life features like the ability to switch stages without losing progress that you expect of a competent needle collab of this style. Some of the production effects are a little excessive in places, but fortunately they had the foresight to let you adjust it as needed, letting you customize the game to your liking. Expect roughly 5 screens per maker, with a couple of them focusing heavier on gimmicks while the rest are more traditional needle.
The majority of the needle is good, though there are a few places that felt a bit weaker. After completing the standard stages, there's a couple more screens per person as extra - in classic needle fashion, the extra felt lower quality in my opinion, though against the standard style, it mostly isn't really much harder.
Overall its a very solid needle collab, though it does little to elevate itself beyond the standard concept, instead opting to maintain a high standard of polish and quality instead. Definitely recommended if you like this style/difficulty of needle collab but if you're not, this won't change your mind.
[2] Likes
Overall the visuals are great, each stage with a distinct style and the needle generally matches. It has the quality of life features like the ability to switch stages without losing progress that you expect of a competent needle collab of this style. Some of the production effects are a little excessive in places, but fortunately they had the foresight to let you adjust it as needed, letting you customize the game to your liking. Expect roughly 5 screens per maker, with a couple of them focusing heavier on gimmicks while the rest are more traditional needle.
The majority of the needle is good, though there are a few places that felt a bit weaker. After completing the standard stages, there's a couple more screens per person as extra - in classic needle fashion, the extra felt lower quality in my opinion, though against the standard style, it mostly isn't really much harder.
Overall its a very solid needle collab, though it does little to elevate itself beyond the standard concept, instead opting to maintain a high standard of polish and quality instead. Definitely recommended if you like this style/difficulty of needle collab but if you're not, this won't change your mind.
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 75 75
May 26, 2019
3headedmonkey
For: I wanna be the Green Needle
For: I wanna be the Green Needle
Kale has pretty much nailed everything that's wrong with this game, the creator seems to have tried to make things original by taking generic jumps and tweaking them a bit, but too often this just results in needle that is fiddly and annoying, with too many 16 pixels and precise positioning.
[0] Likes
Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 60 60
May 26, 2019
Wolsk
For: Sole Thorn Needle
For: Sole Thorn Needle
Two screens of hard needle followed by a super difficult boss. The needle is okay I guess, but there is at least 1 required cancel and a bunch of generally gross jumps all throughout. Also, the boss is sometimes literally impossible to beat if you don't shoot him before he touches the ground in phase 3 because solids!!!
Do not recommend.
[2] Likes
Do not recommend.
Rating: 3.7 37
Difficulty: 79 79
May 26, 2019
SUDALV
For: I Wanna Touch The Evan
For: I Wanna Touch The Evan
Классный, динамичный авоиденс, но очень сложный. Вряд ли когда-нибудь пройду его, но поиграть прикольно.
[2] Likes
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: N/A
May 26, 2019