I got all the medals.
At first I thought Glaiel and The-Swain just collaborated to make an incredibly generic game. During the first part of the game, it is. But as it progresses, the graphics get noticeably worse, and the game gets much harder and actually makes you start to think because of how ridiculously hard it gets to distinguish coins from enemies from blocks-- You can't even tell if a building in the background is a wall in the foreground. And that's about when I realized this game isn't like any other.
The music is fitting, although after a while it's slightly repetitive since it's only 33 seconds long and the game takes a good bit longer than that to beat. The gameplay is also as simple as can be...
But I had to give this at least an 8 for its crazy creativity, its fine use of AS3, and the fact that I couldn't stop playing until I was done.