Score: 9

"Awesome"

submission: Magic Pen

date: November 24, 2009

Nothing muich fresh to say, great game. I would like too see more variation and options in the future as well though!

Score: 10

"too cool"

submission: Closure.

date: February 2, 2009

I think it has all already been said, so I'll just say I enjoyed it very much and add my rating :)

Score: 9

"nice game"

submission: Road Blocks

date: December 17, 2008

Orbox without all the graphics... maybe. Still, I really enjoyed orbox, and I really enjoyed this- regardless which came out first. For me, the crux of the game must be the puzzles, the rest is just icing, and I actually thought this was harder than Orbox, which = more fun to me.
I don't really see anything to critique, except maybe to add couple music selections (choices are annoying or silence).
I especially enjoyed the slight frustration of seeing a 5 move victory that doesn't use any of the cool blocks after 10 tries of running all over the board :) I think that is why I enjoyed it more than Orbox -the puzzles didn't necessarily depend on all the elements presented to you.

Jeriomario is right, a level editor would be great, but it would benefit from some sort of checking mechanism to make sure completion is possible... hmmm... Then you could actually have a "random creation" process you could use for testing and implementing future puzzle games, and THAT would be awesome.

Great game, good job... make more, and all that.

Score: 7

"very pretty"

submission: Mouse Effects 4

date: December 17, 2008

Like some have said a few posts back, on certain effects (like the first and second one) whatever mechanism you used to change the orientation craps out, and the visualizations become... uhhh... polarized to only one degree or angle. I'm using IE, or I would have guessed it was the unspecified 'small bug'.
Otherwise, it is a great example of its kind. There are a lot of pretty effects -my favorite ones were the 5-pointed star (which, unfortunately, is one that craps out) and the one that looks like a tunnel <----awesome, that.

Score: 9

"What they said"

submission: Mad World Differences

date: December 17, 2008

The scores and reviews below pretty much say it all. It's a difference game, but an awesome difference game. I am looking forward to part 2 (which I hope is longer and contains more differences :)
I know you can't really do anything about the file size and keep it as awesome as it is, so I'm going to go ahead and say explicitly -who cares! If you are on a slow connection, this game is still worth taking the time to click on before you go watch a movie or whatnot, so I hope the second one is longer and more in depth. of course, I have huge tomes of books and movies on demand, so I may be a little more careless of file size than some (I actually have a book in my lap right now, great for filling in empty spaces.)

Though everyone else has already said -beautiful, beautiful graphics -especially paired with the mirror-image way you did it.

Score: 10

"brilliant"

submission: Kill Old Man from Zelda!!

date: December 17, 2008

Absolutely great for what is was meant to be. You should definitely expand upon this theme. My only complaint was there wasn't enough interaction - Old Man's taunts were generally nonsequitur, and the animations were a bit short, without much reaction or writhing from Old Man (except for the last one, lol). Course, I guess its hard to do too much with sprites like that... Anyway, great game and -I'll say it again- novel theme that deserves more exploration.

Score: 2

"ehhh..."

submission: Jesus was a Cowboy

date: December 17, 2008

Unless you are just hateful to Christianity, I don't see much of worth here; otherwise, I'm sure it is a riot.
A little too long for it purpose, I think, and the false endings were very annoying. Neo-Jesus was pretty amusing.
Didn't have the funny snap or brevity of Crucify Jesus, and suffered for it too much to offset the poor animation.
Seriously though, if you are going to make something so controversial, couldn't you at least put some time into it? Its animation leaves too much to be desired for you to tackle such a touchy subject matter in such a long, boring way, imo.
2/10 for a snappy looking Jesus cowboy and Neo-Jesus, but the rest of it and the song... just blah.

On a side note, I don't usually pay attention to the content warnings, but when does a close-up of a shaved vagina and anus = mild nudity, yet only a couple poorly animated blood pixels = exessive violence? Not that I'm complaining, hey, "make love, not war," but still, they seem off when paired next to each other. Maybe I'm getting old, or maybe it was just because it was Jesus...

Score: 3

"..."

submission: "crucify-me! Jesus"

date: December 17, 2008

LoL the eye plucking and iron chariot comments. I enjoyed your scripture comments, and I would definitely enjoy more of the like... The whole crucify Jesus thing didn't sit well with me, though... God or no God, seems like Jesus was a pretty cool dude. How would you like it if we chopped up Ghandi or Kennedy. Those are two folks you people like and respect, right? Of course, I guess like and respect aren't really in it for you, lol. Anyway, loved poking at the scripture, abhorred poking at Jesus, and the balance between the two was all off.
I would, however, love to see a rape Ghandi game for the mature section. Hahaha. Imagining him saying "an eye for an eye will make the world go blind" while you skull F*** his ripped up eye sockets with a baseball bat... Much more interesting than crucify Jesus. Better shock value too, which is obviously all you were really going for. But I guess the Christians get all the good haters...
anyway,
3/10 for funny comments on scripture, which, admittedly, made me laugh.

Score: 10

"very enjoyable"

submission: music euphoria

date: December 17, 2008

Stay away if you need a game where you are in constant danger, but if you want to give the veins in your head a break, this is very relaxing and has a nice selection of music. The game is definitely a nice break from the general fare.

It is a quite short, but my only real complaint is that If I want to see the stars pop I have to look at the green circles to mouse-over them. It would make sense for some games, but it is kinda self-defeating for a game like this, imo. Of course, that may just be my goal-oriented OCD talking.
I also agree with Bookaddict209 -I could definitely see this being adapted for the Wii.

Score: 9

"pretty good"

submission: The Torture Game 2

date: December 17, 2008

I guess I'm just sick like that, too. I enjoyed painting his silhouette before splattering the blood -made a pretty picture on the background after the work was done -brilliant idea. The dismemberment was a bit strange to work with, and the ropes seemed a bit too stretchy. Of course, It would definitely be better with more tools :) Maybe you could add a blood-loss counter, pain index, some screams, and a scoring system as well, if you are working on a future version. I can't believe I'm encouraging such a thing... But seriously, I really enjoyed it.