OviManic's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Nintendo Cromatico]

No Wario OR Luigi? Sad… Very Sad.

ABC-Illustrations responds:

So sorry uwu

[lawyer]

“Best or worst?”

Well, that’s for the courts to decide.

nakvi responds:

best worst or the worst best? hard choice >.<

[Brie, the moon(?) mouse]

This is a really interesting piece! Reminds me of an OCremix where the artist used actual audio from recorded heartbeats. “Heart Beats” is even its title.

DeadkatNG responds:

Thank you! I'll definitely check out the song you're talking about as soon as I can!

[Spirit Chao]

The lifespan of those guys are so short! It’s frustrating!

Lurils responds:

but if you take good care of them, they are reborn and pretty much immortal!

[Resting #3]

How atypical for an elf to accept technology like that!

FiRezArts responds:

Yep, it's kind of unsual indeed, perhaps I should do more of it:)

[Supa monster team Gorongoi Go!]

Fishman is just happy to be here.

dogmuth-behedog responds:

A happy boy. :D

[Gates of Hill]

This smells like a war is incoming…

Kamikaye responds:

Maybe. Fantasy metal castles always have that

[Stuck in a Dream]

The lighting in this piece makes it way more foreboding than the actual game! Really gives the feeling Kirby is going to inadvertently send Dreamland to ruin.

colorsCrimsonTears responds:

Thanks man!
Yeah I wanted to create a vibe that fit the
context a little more than how happy Kirby games normally look. Thar be dark things in the background

[MM&M Kickstarter!! ✨🍄]

Glad to see you back, man!

Genuine question here:
Have you and the crew tested these games out with Tabletop Simulator?
I’ve started to make my own board game from there and the fact you don’t have to go heavy on physical resources lifts a huge weight off my shoulders!

VortexVisionz responds:

That's awesome! And yes, we tested a couple times on the simulator. It was fun and played smoothly. If this Kickstarter goes well, anything I make from it goes towards my Eat or Die project!.. if you recall haha

[17 - Cabin]

Cozy!…Now how does one get off this floating plain?

ArtGaps responds:

just like in minecraft, using a bucket of water and performing a perfect water drop