Score: 9

"LOL"

submission: You Have To Burn The Rope

date: May 11, 2008

It was impossible not to laugh when the credits come up. This game was epic, but not in the way I expected.

The programming was very well done, and I can tell you put a lot of effort into this little game. 9/10.

Score: 10

"Puts The Matrix to shame."

submission: Skittles N' Dickz

date: May 11, 2008

The mastery of this video is unparalleled by anything else. Truly worthy of a 10/10.

Score: 7

"We still don't know the story in "Story of Khale.""

submission: 2 - The Story of Khale

date: May 10, 2008

This movie has incredible animation and graphics... Anyone who says otherwise is crazy! The sound quality was mostly close to perfect, and the music itself fit very well with the mood of the movie.

I just didn't find it to be that... engaging. Like the first, barely anything happens.

From watching this movie, this is what I've learned about the series:
The main character has a family. He goes to school. Some guy has telepathic powers. That's it.

I just hope that all these 'character introductions' without any storyline doesn't go on for too many episodes. I want to actually know what happens! =)

Score: 10

"I forgive you."

submission: Pico Day Apology

date: May 2, 2008

I'm sure when you finish the incredible finale to the Pathway trilogy, it will blow everyone's minds! So, because you said the better the score, the more awesome the movie will be (which doesn't make much sense, but ah well) I shall give you a 10/10. Just remember that you're allowed to take your time =)

...Well, I don't really have much else to say, but I want to make this review a little longer. I'll end with a really stupid joke.

How many monkeys does it take to make a milkshake?
Five.
Four to shake the cow and one to milk it.
HAHAHA

Score: 10

"Oh SNAP."

submission: N.G. Showdown

date: April 29, 2008

I knew you were good, Granfaloon...

But I didn't know you were THIS good.

Score: 8

"It could be better."

submission: - MiniDrumPro -

date: April 26, 2008

This game had some nice songs and some great actionscripting, but the drums tended to go out of sync with the song. Also, I think it glitched out a little, because after I finished a song, there was one note that was still stuck in the middle of the screen when it returned me to the main menu. Then it didn't save my progress. It saved my progress when I tried exiting the window again, though.

I did like the little training levels quite a bit, especially the "Hear by Ear" one. I don't think they had any of those in Donkey Konga.

Try changing the framerate to 60 for the songs. If it's already at 60, maybe I just get lag. Good luck with future projects!

Score: 10

"Guitar Hero, eat your heart out."

submission: SC Guitar Maniac Dx 3

date: April 24, 2008

This game is, by far, one of the greatest Flash games ever created. A gem like this one isn't made every day. I would have felt incomplete if I hadn't beaten the entire game before reviewing this.

The graphics have improved incredibly since the second Guitar Maniac. The guitars look finer, the backgrounds and arrows look more smooth, and the beach menu picture fits very well with the rest of the game. Everything was laid out so well, too. I wasn't ever distracted when the maniac stickman floated while I was playing, and its nice to finally see all the arrows, letters, and numbers on their own bars.

I don't see why so many people are complaining about the controls. People say that having the F as an extra letter was a huge downside. I love having eight keys to press. It adds to the difficulty without making it too difficult. Also, I prefer the 1234 keys over the ASDF keys, mostly because holding the keyboard like a guitar is pretty much the greatest thing ever. I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't want to play this game without holding the keyboard like a guitar.

To add to all my comments about the controls, I'll also have to say that the programming was very well-done. Every arrow and long note fit perfectly with the songs, and the note-hitting had just the right sensitivity. I've tried making my own rhythm games before. It is certainly not easy. I don't even make anything fancy. You, sir, have a gift.

The songs weren't perfect, but they were still all pretty catchy, and although they didn't have a lot of variety, they still had enough to keep my interest. The singing in a few of the songs was below par. . . But that's not your fault. The game is still amazingly fun. My favorite song would have to be the very catchy Mars Bars and Mentos. I might have to download that one really soon.

This game is more addicting than just about anything else I've ever played. I play this for hours and hours a day until my wrist aches, my fingers grow numb, and my ears start ringing. I'm pretty sure I've spent more time playing this game than I have spent playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It has more replay value, as well.

Anyone who says this game deserves less than a 10 out of 10 is obviously insane. This is--without a doubt--better than Guitar Hero. I love this game.

Score: 10

"ohhh SNAAAP."

submission: GhostFight-BOS-Part1

date: April 23, 2008

Sword-fighting eye candy at its finest. Even as I type this, I can't cope with the brilliance of the effects that I just witnessed...

Score: 10

"Ah, yes."

submission: Charlie the Unicorn 2

date: April 16, 2008

It doesn't have the same charm as the original, but it was still really funny.

"Chu Chu Shoe" was the greatest part EVER.

Score: 10

"Haha, awesome."

submission: Best Friends Forever

date: April 9, 2008

To me, this game has the feel of a little puzzle/platformer console game, like Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2. It's got several fun features, quite a few moderately difficult puzzles, and a quick, simple learning curve. It even has its own Level Editor!

Awesome game! I'm glad I got to help design 50% of the levels, too. =)