Very chaotic in a way you’ll either love or hate, both screens have so much going on and you have to divide your focus between so many things at the same time, if you’re not down to clown I can see this being pretty annoying, but I find the hectic nature of it fun.

Music is varying levels of good to great, I can’t say any of the tracks really got stuck in my head, but I was also pretty preoccupied with all the crazy shit going on in the game so it’s hard to say if that’s more on me. It’s an eclectic soundtrack though, and always interesting. I loooove the aspect where the instruments are more or less on beat depending on how well you do in the game, it adds to the chaos of it all and makes those screw ups feel more tense and stressful (in a fun way).

I think in general I feel like if this went the extra mile in crafting a better narrative or having more interesting characters this could’ve been pushed into something truly amazing, but as it is it’s a really neat little thing. Hell, I appreciate that there even is SOME attempt at a story mode, but I wish it was as kooky and creative as the gameplay was.

I hate this, not for the complicated things i dont understand such as the term gacha, what scares me is how lonely adults obsess with this type of games and certain creepy mechanic from this one specificly.

The ring and marrying mechanic is the most disturbing and creepypasta tier thing ive ever seen, like, how many hundreds of dangerous weirdos have a fantasy were they marry me just they used that ring to get a png draw of me with a wedding dress.

I adquiared insomnia because of this thing and my papa Pepe is very angry for this type of things.

After the Original Fighting is Magic Project got cancelled by Hasbro, some Fans still decided to release an unfinished Version of the Game.

If you love OTG Moves in Fighting Games then you will love this game since almost everything is an OTG here. You can literally sweep an opponent and then sweep them again when they are on the Ground. This may sound stupid to the average fighting game player but I like the approach of removing these arbitrary fighting game rules (like grounded opponents being invulnerable) and still balancing the game around it.

Being a 3 Button Fighter (+plus one extra button some character use for unique abilities) I think this game works well for beginner fighting game players. All the moves have fairly basic and common motions.

You can play as all of the main six but Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy are obviously very unfinished.

This game also has chain combos, launchers, and air combos. Overall it is pretty Combo heavy which is usually not something I tend to enjoy alot but it works well enough here.

I cannot explain to you the Hype I felt for this game as a Brony in 2012. This was gonna be THE My Little Pony Fangame. Every time Equestria Daily posted Updates on it I was flying high on cloud 9 in my endless excitement for the release of this game. You could see the incedlible amount of care and effort that went into the development.

The day that the news surfaced that Hasbro had killed this project I cried five gallons of tears and played river flows in you (bass boosted) for 10 hours straight until my mom came in to check on me. But she was washed away by my endless tears and sorrow, never to be seen again.

Later the Tribute version came out

On the 20th of April, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold massacred 12 students and one teacher in Columbine High School in Colorado, before turning their guns against themselves. The aftermath sparked a moral panic against not only United States gun culture, but also media deemed as violent, such as video games like Doom and movies like Natural Born Killers.

One of the lesser-known targets of moral panic was the website Newgrounds, then best known for the Club a Seal and Assassin games. Tom Fulp, after recieving several angry emails blaming Newgrounds and other websites for distributing offensive content, was inspired to make a game about a kid fighting against school shooters.

The game is a simple point-and-click adventure game with shooting sections. It is very reflective of the Columbine massacre, as the villains of the game are goths, a subculture falsely blamed (alongside Marilyn Manson, which the killers actually hated) for the massacre.

It was certainly a technologically impressive Flash game for 1999 (a full-fledged point-and-click adventure written before ActionScript) and made Newgrounds a force to be reckoned with on the Internet, but it has not aged well at all. The artstyle is pretty bad, the gameplay is simplistic and it tries too hard to be edgy at times. Overall, it's best seen as a historical curiosity in the history of Newgrounds, and I think I've played remakes of this game that have aged better.