tadame's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Halloween Town Survival 3]

I thought the wooden bridge was built last time and I had to rebuild it again in this episode. It's more like earning a new medal than working on something new. Gathering some sand for a witch was easy, but he didn't receive it when I gave it to him. Instead, I had to pour the sand into an hour glass.

Anyway, nice game.

[Locked Barn Escape]

Naughty grandpa! How could he lock the door!

Game play is easy and clues are linked to the puzzles.

[Turkey Derinkuyu Mystery Cave]

It makes perfect sense to collect gold inside a mysterious cave. Game play is short and rather easy. I like the use of a light bulb to reveal a hidden clue. There were too few puzzles, in my opinion. It's more like collecting tools to open the next door.

[Rock 'n' Roll Escape]

Thanks to the walk through, I didn't know I could blow open a jammed door with an assembled object. I almost thought I'd need a pry bar to break it open.

Game play is somewhat challenging. For example, how to get a screwdriver that is out of reach and how to make dry ice when the temperature switch was blocked. I like the use of a pair of special glasses to reveal a clue for a hidden switch box where you'll find a key to escape.

[Alien Forest Escape]

This game is quite unique in terms of alien concepts. I enjoyed solving different puzzles and searching for objects. It's interesting to use a special pair of goggles to view the hidden codes and an alien. What I found the most challenging was entering a sequence of codes to the spaceship's door. Because the symbols on a finger were turned slightly, it took me several trials before I escaped.

[Money search]

Not sure what's the point of this game.

[Ghost Motel 1: Resurrected]

Voice acting was really good! However, there's not much to do in this motel other than hearing a wild scream in a lady's room. That didn't scare me.

[Abandoned Mysteries Mad Manor]

I didn't understand why I couldn't use a screwdriver for getting the shiny objects stuck in a typewriter and behind a metal frame. Apart from being clueless about where to use the screwdriver, I had no problem solving all puzzles.

Thanks to the walk through, I got a purple key hidden behind a white wooden board or wall.