MusiCat's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Starlight Wrangler]

The music is good and idea-fitting. The mechanics are interesting. The jumping mechanic involving stomping blobbies is a bit odd. The game is easy and challenging at the same time. And rather replayable. And you could probably add a little more accurate description of the goal and replace "died" with "lost" for it to be more friendly.

[Stephen Hawking]

I love the serving of the idea. The game part is pretty enough for the story, I'd even say it's harmonized with it. The sound part is a bit rough, giving out peak bumps at times. The visual part is calm and somehow motivating. The text lacks punctuation, and some messages switch too quickly for me to read. In terms of gaming it might just be called a visual novel. I enjoyed it despite having the sceptic attitude to pretty everything that involves real intel.

[missed messages.]

Like the genre. Like the interface style. The pointer disappeared for awhile but then returned.
Although I've only got one ending and am not going to see other ones (due to some personal principles), I love the plot in it and the imaginable probabilities of other ones. Like the problem arousal and the warning about the contents. Love the music choice, but feel like I've heard a couple of compositions somewhere already (might be your other project long ago, but I'm bad at keeping track of such things at times). You get my safe A+ (and a hug).

[Interview Simulator]

Quite fun. Not realistic enough. Should be mentioned somewhere that it's ironic. Plus for humour and minus for performance.

[Overlord's New Mansion]

Good music and style choice. Nice story idea. Funny dialogues. Doesn't make me mad on dying. Worthy thing.
P. S. Good final credits part!
P. P. S. Guess your texts are o'kay, but I'm also not a native English speaker.

saantonandre responds:

First time I get a compliment on the credits, thank you :)
It makes me happy whenever players manages to play it without getting mad, good job!

[Yanet in Yonderland]

The game's art is wonderful (no puns intended). I love it, and the music which is just great and fitting. The idea of yarn ball chasing friend is cute. The mechanics are understandable, and I enjoyed it all through.

OurLittleStudio responds:

Thank you MusiCat, and I'm glad you enjoyed playing our game. :)

[Black Asylum]

This is something I've already seen back in 2012, I guess... At least it looks just as I remember: the doors with locks of different colour, the map and the setting. The decorations are different though. Quite easy, but not too easy, so the difficulty is just right. The word on the wall should be graphically milder. B mark
The C-E-F part of the map needs links, and the D-E doesn't (or maybe it's intentional, dunno 0v0).

[Little Cherub]

The idea and setting are good. The controls are fine. The sound choice is also well. The music is good, but the sound choice is a bit off. Although the cloud creation is controlled by the player, the positioning of said clouds is ridiculous.Safe B+

[The Company of Copperhill]

A great one. Hello again, Trickfoot. Some number shift-misses. Some misprints. Calm music. Nice background plot. Funny dialogues. Maybe a bit too furry. Like the idea of knockdowns instead of deaths. Safe A with a small plus.
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[Cave Master Wiskers]

Good to have different pile types. Funny text. Cute never-giving-up kitty. Lack of music probably.