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[Thing-Thing Arena]

So this is one the first games in the Thing Thing series to have an arena game based upon it compared to the one on thing Thing 2. You can customize your character's looks and I think there's a new thing added to wear. So in this one, you have 4 modes of survival to do. Surviaval is normal survival that gives you more health, zombie survival you kill zombies with a spas-12 with a lot of ammo, super survival is the same as survival but harder, and stinky bean survival you kill these bean-like creatures. Pretty fun one I give this an 8 out of 10.

[Avoid Posidon's Wrath]

I think I might have played this game before I tried out thing thing. Nothing much to say is that you play as this stick figure character trying to avoid the water and if you get hit you die. The game shows how long you last and that's about it. I give this a 6 out of 10.

[Homestar Hunt 3]

This is a big improvement over the first one. So in this one, you get a part shop that can increase your firepower and accuracy. This one is a sidescroller where you kill Homestar and get money to pay for hunting and getting parts. I give this a 6 out of 10.

[Homestar Hunt 2:alpha]

Just wanted to try out the first game the guy Weasel made before doing the thing series and I'll have to say this isn't that good. But hey everyone's got to start somewhere their first game isn't going to be a masterpiece. It just takes time to get better at the craft of making games and animation. So you pretty much play as this character using a SMG to kill Homestar and you get a score for killing them. You get 3 levels and that's about it. Nothing much to say here. I give this a 3 out of 10.

[Thing-Thing 2]

I finished the game and I have to say this is a little more improved over the first one. So in this one, you play as the guy from the first game and have to kill the enemies in each level to progress ahead. You get guns like pistols, shotguns, and SMGs. There are 4 ammo types in the game for certain guns like the desert eagle, normal pistol, SMG, and shotgun. There are different weapons to use in the game and some you get for beating levels. Some you get for getting a certain amount of kills. The enemies are pretty easy compared to the first one when you see one they just run up to you to punch you and when your far they jump and some even jump to their deaths from pits. I did die once in the pit and got killed on level 3 when my game just gave me a game over from just falling to the bottom so I had to restart the game not the progress just the game. Some weapons in the gun like different guns for certain ammo types are better than others some aren't. The guns have recoil that flip back and some of the new guns that you get for beating certain levels are better. The enemies in the first one had more challenges because they had guns compared to the ones in this one. There are mummies in the game that have more health but are easy to kill. The final boss is pretty easy to take out and when you beat the game you can do it in hard mode and get more weapons to unlock but I don't feel like it. There are different places you go in the game—the rooftops, city, and desert. You can do survival mode that I'll try out which I guess that you try to survive as long as you can before you die. You can create your characters look which is nice and has been in the first game. I give this game a 8 out of 10. I bet the sequel is much better.

[Thing-Thing]

After playing this game again for like the 10th or so time this game is classic where you play as a stick figure-like character that's in an asylum-like place and you kill this doctor and make your escape from the place. You fight other people with guns which are easy to take out. You can use a cheat but I did I'll do that later. When you kill enemies they drop guns which gives you ammo. There are 4 guns you can use in the game that you can pick up and more when you use the cheats. You do a fight with a boss that's easy to take out. You do get health pick-ups which give you 20 plus hp. The visuals for the time for me do look good and it's a classic to my eyes that introduced me to flash games like this. When you escape you get color and you get an ending that I won't spoil and it ends. It's pretty short and you can beat it in under 10 minutes but it's a great start for this series. I give this game an 8 out of 10. I will be playing the sequel to see how it holds up all these years.

[Earn to Die]

I remember playing this game back in the day on Notdoppler when it was popular at my school. I remember seeing the ads for it and thought it looked pretty good. I played the game before and beat it and now I want to beat it again for nostalgia. So to begin you start off in a cutscene with this guy on top of a tower looking through a telescope trying to find a way out he finds a helicopter and it's up to you to use the 3 cars you use in the game to make it to the helicopter to win the game. To begin you start off with a Volkswagen beetle-looking car that's wrecked and have to upgrade it by doing runs in the game. When you do that you can upgrade your car's tires, engine, and transmission, get weapons, and add ammo, a boost for your car, and extra fuel for your vehicle. When you go through the game you see 2 different zombies in the game. One's that are small and big ones. You get 3 vehicles in the game which are the beetle, pick-up truck, and the big truck. When you do certain actions you get stunt cash. Some obstacles are the boxes you see that you need to go hard on to get through. When I was using the beetle I couldn't get through because it wasn't fast and strong enough to get through. There is a challenge mode where you have to choose 3 of the cars of your liking and try to see how far you can go by using these cars. I give this game a 9 out of 10. Thanks for reading my review and have a good day. Also I got to go to sleep so I might play more of the sequels tomorrow when I have the time.

[Orderless: New Skies]

Just finished this short demo for this game. So to begin you start as this girl who wakes up in the middle of nowhere in the woods with a blunt weapon. So you walk around and find a spider-like enemy with one eye and fight it. What you notice is that you have to press a button on the green place to get maximum damage. You can dodge attacks which helps out but some enemies can trick you into thinking they're going to attack you right away so watch out for that. When you keep going you find another party member that has a blade weapon that can make enemies bleed. You can use an ability that gives you extra damage but takes away 20 percent of your health. There are only 2 different enemy types 2 are the same and 3 are bosses. The max level in this game is 7 which you can get there pretty fast in this game. There are two places in this game. The forest and a cave. There were puzzles that confused me at first until I went back to the last place I was and found out what to do. You do get items that give you health and magic points. Some of the bosses gave me trouble but I was able to get through with a bit of trial and error. Also, I looked in the tags and it says it's a Mario Luigi RPG kind of game which I have played before like the one on the GBA that I finished a few years ago on the original GBA and not an emulator. The game did lag a bit but I think it's because of the amount of times my laptop overheats. If there is going to be a full game I would like to try out on Steam if it ever comes out. I give this game a 9 out of 10.

[Valthirian Arc]

Here's my review after playing the game for a while. I used to play this game back when I was in middle school or high school. So to begin you play as this principal of this academy or school that tries to recruit students for your school to get your fame up. You do the task by completing quests and errands. The quests are missions you do in action-like sequences where you fight certain enemies depending on the quest. The task goes by easy to hard by stars. 1 is easy while 5 is hard so If you're going to do harder missions don't do those yet unless you have a strong party. There are tournaments you can do that can increase your fame. When you finish a quest or kill monsters you get money and experience for your characters. You can use them to level up your characters and give them new weapons that are dependent on a percentage system where you have to get lucky to get it. It goes from level 1 to 10. When your student reaches rank 10 they can change class and give them new abilities. The max rank is 30 for the students and you can graduate them when you are done with them which provides you with extra money when the week goes by. When I played this game on a certain quest I nearly died because I used health regen to help me out a bit it took a bit of time but I managed to get through it. Also, there is voice acting in the game which is pretty good for me because it's kind of rare for Flash games to have voice acting. When you are in battle you get abilities that can make you increase speed, attack speed, health regen, and mana regen. The art for this is pretty good since it has an anime style. Every day you get dialogue from someone telling you about fame which is pretty annoying to hear every time you see her. There are achievements in the game but I don't care very much for them. I just kept playing until I got over 9,999 fan and called it a day. I give this game a 8 out of 10.

[Sol: Clockwork- Part 1]

After playing the first game I have to say this one is a big improvement over the first one. So the game starts with a prologue where the narrator explains the story and you play as your character who wakes up after hearing someone scream and you try to investigate what's happening. When you find the girl she gets kidnapped and taken to a spaceship, after that, you go out of town and meet an alchemist and go to the mines to fight a boss and it pretty much ends. That's the flaw for this game is the length of the game. You do get different weapons in the game but you only get the sword with 3 different ones doing different damage. the first one is pretty weak but the third one is the best in the game. Some enemies can be immune to melee damage because some enemies can fly or dodge the attack. You have 4 different skill mechanics. First is melee where you have to press space in time to do 4 attacks. Second is the bow where you have to mash the space button to do maximum damage. Dodge to dodge attacks that are coming from the ground or when the enemy attacks you head-on. Lastly, parry where you can parry the enemy attack and do damage to the enemy. There are 4 places in the game that you can go. The village, the graveyard, the mines, and the forest including the alchemist's house since it's in the forest. There are different enemies in the game like skeletons, plants, flying enemies, mine monsters, and 2 bosses including the last boss. You do get 6 spells in the game that you have to click on them in the inventory screen section of the magic screen. You can only carry 4 spells so choose them wisely. You do get items but you only get a 4-item slot which is a downgrade to the 5 inventory slot in the first one. The bow is useful against flying enemies but can't damage robots. When I was battling I tried mashing the space button to see If I could dodge enemies and do extra damage with the sword but doesn't work. I guess the game creator knew someone would try to do that. The visuals in this one are a big improvement over the first one and it does look good for the time it was made. You can talk to NPCs in this one but they just give you things you already know. You only get 2 items in the game like potions and strawberries. potions give you 15 mp while strawberry gives you 30 hp. I give this a 7 out of 10. Could have been a 8 out of 10 if the game was longer.