OneWhoListens's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Golf is Hard]

Finicky!
Fun, simple to understand, and just a little frustrating.

[Untangle 1.5]

This is really cool and it reminds me of graph theory.

[Tricky Little Lander]

I'll admit I wasn't expecting much, but this is actually quite fun. Very smooth controls and nice design; tricky but not too hard.

[Pixel Staff]

Very smooth playing! I like it a lot, and I usually hate side-scrollers. I like the different characters, and the way the shooting system works; however, I wish there were a way to crouch.

[Space on the Case]

Fun, though the process of finding the cows didn't make much sense. The characters in these games also seem to steal an awful lot...can we assume they give all the stuff back after they solve the crime?

[Cap'n Marcela]

Fun game, though some of the progress was not in an intuitive way. Marcela's voice was part Irish, part U.S., and part Caribbean Islands -- an enjoyable mix.

[Sweet Memory]

Nicely executed memory game -- good graphics and theming, and fun to play!
A few minor gripes:

1. Card flipping: when you have matched or failed to match a pair, and then try to flip a new one, it sometimes "sticks" until the old cards have completely returned to face down.

2. Audio levels: some of the music is soft, some is louder, and the sound effects are mostly louder still. This makes it a little uncomfortable to play.

3. Timer contrast: when you're busy looking at the card and don't want to take your glance away to look at the time, the low contrast on the time can make it hard to see how much time is remaining out of the corner of your eye.

That is all I have to say -- otherwise a really good game! Definitely enjoyable to play.

PowZone responds:

Thanks for your advices OneTwoListens.
We'll investigate on card flipping and improve audio levels and timer in next updates.

[Switch Bot]

Frustrating in a fun way!

[Boomerang Chang]

Simple but innovative. Nice!

[Super Valet Parking]

Fun to play, a little challenging -- doesn't have a clear progression or end, though.