the reason im not active anymore is because there isnt really a reason for me to use this site. the forums boring now that generals been gone and malachy moderates with his extra chromosomes...

but i am on youtube and twitter if you care (im more active on youtube and i make content i try to find entertaining, kinda like if i did content on newgrounds but i dont make games animations art or audio unfortunately) https://youtube.com/@ok-rm/ https://twitter.com/rmguyman

[i kinda develop games a little but i usually run out of motivation and i wanna focus developing my unblocked game site]

feel free to make fun of me for my old videos i made when i was 7 lol

also im on 'forumers realm' (i think you gotta be active in a forum to get in that discord its owned by @taka ask him probably)

anyway im rm#1087 if you wanna dm me anything if i dont respond on newgrounds

@poopypeter its over

Posting it here

now it’s just any time I make a topic

edit: I’m rebanned so I can come back Thursday/Friday. In olskoo’s defense this time it was a YouTube link of a naked black man shaking his gargantuan watermelons

edit 2: nvm he didn’t ban me just someone anonymous

wasn’t complaining at all

title of my post: literally 1984

the post;

some mods here really don’t get jokes

like for part 2

stolen school Chromebook

finding Nemo on the Xbox

all sorts of bootleg buds and pods

Minecraft, I mean, Myword

took me 3 days and 4 meltdowns

im a crippling webgames addict and ive been really curious to find lots of webgames made in the early-mid 1990s

for a while i thought this HTML story game released in 1994 was the first ever webgame

but apparently not, someone SOMEHOW made a game playable in internet browsers in 1 9 9 2

(you can play this now in flashpoint)

anyway, im hooked on webgames made from around 1994-1997 because of their old internet vibe

before flash was used by every person in existence, people made games on other platforms such as Java, Shockwave, VRML, and Viscape.

Also, if you guys want to play an online multiplayer webgame from 1997 with the same quality from that caveman era, you suprisingly can! TankPit.com is a website that lets you play the ancient webgame Battlefield, but like, before its parent company got bankrupt. This is so cool to me because essentially every other online multiplayer webgame from the 90s has been lost media since then, from Microsoft's Internet Zone thingamabob to Yahoo Chess.

sorry if this didnt make any grammatical sense im just so excitred rn aksdjhflksahdlkfhsadL KHFLKJAHWSLDJKAHKSJD

[I want to post this on my game site as a blog post, but I have to wait until I get something finished first in the near future. So I'll just post this here and paste it on my site later when I have the chance.

Please give your feedback on this incredibly boring topic, I really want to improve on this.]

FreezeNova/JulGames.com is an online web game developer and web game publisher that is popular for developing 3D shooting games. (Yes, they are the same people.)

I feel as if JulGames has made some great, original, high-quality webgames, such as Masked Forces (top image), ForceZ.io (middle image), and Crazy Shooters (bottom image)-- all heavily liked fake multiplayer FPS games which I find fun but a little irritating because of the games feeling lacking and empty in many parts. I personally think the games would be more entertaining if they featured either slightly faster or slower movement in some cases, more bots/fake players, and/or more objects [like a box you can hide from for example] to interact with. Maybe if JulGames put a little more effort on their maps instead of the amount of levels they have on the game, we would be seeing something different.

Not bad games, I would consider publishing them to my own unblocked gaming website (once I migrate away from Github Pages and its limitations), but they are games that could be heavily improved and more entertaining.

However, areas where JulGames fall apart are its occasional experiments at their developers trying their hardest to stretch low quality and high quantity in a game as far apart as possible.

There are several examples of them trying to achieve this, but what stood out to me of them practicing this failing technique was a game they made called Police Stunt Cars.

I would expect that from a thumbnail like this, I would play something similar to AdoGames's City Stunts, a heavily engaging and well-made stunt car game made with cleverly placed ramps and other objects.

Unfortunately, I got greeted with a bunch of stock unity assets. (I assume JulGames did this because like many of their games, they know that the stunt car genre is so addicting to many that people would play it without realizing the mess they're seeing in front of them.)

Now, I can go on with their copy-pasted, unoriginal efforts in trying to make these low-quality cashgrabs, but it would just be me criticizing the same format over and over.

I'm not so sure to call JulGames a really bad game company, but I would put it on the same boat-- maybe a little lower than kiz10. Kiz10 is another online web game developer and web game publisher, but most of the games they have developed are created to make a quick buck off of uploading their game on webgame brokers such as GameDistribution and Yandex Games.

Ill give JulGames a C overall, they try sometimes, but never consistent at it.