Reviews - MFGG - Mario Fan Games Galaxy

Review Information

Game Reviewed	Mario Breakout Deluxe, by lu9
Review Author	Ryan Silberman
Created	Jun 2 2014, 9:49 PM

General Commentary and Game Overview

Wow. It's been six months since I've ever done an MFGG review.... and ironically enough, it was on a Mario breakout game. However, unlike that game, Mario Breakout Deluxe is made by somebody who is experienced with Game Maker, and has done unique entries to the site beforehand (See Luigi and the Quest for Nothing).

Somehow, unlike Quest for Nothing, Breakout Deluxe actually felt even better to play than when I first played the demo. There's a reasonable amount of effort incorporated into the game, and it shows. Fine-tuning is still an issue, as there are parts that didn't get that so much (Frickin' Bullet Bills), but the overall game is still kinda above average.

Pros	-Unique in a way -A solid effort for the most part -Saving -Music
Cons	-Control can still be taken away from the player -Graphics -Those frickin' Bullet Bills

Impressions

Gameplay 7 / 10	As can be told by the title, this is Breakout with a Mario makeover. However, as the ball has to strike as many coins as necessary, you also need to have patience when the game restricts you. You can't move throughout the entire screen, and there are instances where the ball would refuse to come down to the player's grasp. Also....THOSE FRICKIN' RED BULLET BILLS. They are the bane of my existence thanks to their ability to destroy the ball. And there's nothing you can do about it. Despite all this, though, the game is actually very fair for the most part, and collecting coins with the ball is very rewarding and fun.
Graphics 5 / 10	Ho-hum Mario graphics.
Sound 9 / 10	While the sound effects are your ho-hum Mario sound effects, the music is unlike anything else MFGG's gotten, and it's pretty catchy stuff! In fact, I think I'll put one of these music files into my mp3 player...
Replay 7 / 10	The gameplay can be addictive, but sometimes the more boring parts of the game can affect whether or not I'd want to come back to it.

Final Words

This really is a good effort at making a Breakout game that isn't boring, but there are some levels that do keep the ball at hold at times. If you had greater control over what happens, the score would automatically rise higher.

Report This Submission

Comments

	lu9 Jun 24 2014, 7:46 PM
Very nice review :) Also the soundtrack is from the game M&M's The Lost Formulas (as you may know I am the obscure-game-guy xD) I posted the full OST of it on my youtube


	Ryan Silberman Jun 27 2014, 4:15 AM
Quote (lu9 on Jun 24 2014, 7:46 PM) Very nice review :) Also the soundtrack is from the game M&M's The Lost Formulas (as you may know I am the obscure-game-guy xD) I posted the full OST of it on my youtube Wait...seriously? The soundtrack was from an M&M's game the entire time??? Well, at least that license did one thing right..

Pages: (1) 1 | Last Unread