Score: 10

"Excellent"

submission: [fishes]

date: February 11, 2008

Great piece of animation/video art. Looked good, sounded good, and had a clear message.
Powerful work, keep it up!

Score: 10

"Woah!"

submission: The Walls - Part Three

date: February 8, 2008

Your graphics just melted open my mind. The puzzles were a bit hard, but I liked them anyway. The concept was really original too. Very hypnotic, and really creepy in some parts, but in a good way. I think.

Overall: good job, I have to go lie down now.

Score: 5

"Decent..."

submission: MARKSMEN

date: February 1, 2008

Look, I don't doubt the quality of this game and everything... it just didn't really keep me interested. I think if people were more honest with themselves, they would start to realize that no matter how technically proficient a game like this is, it simply isn't captivating the way an action game should be... it was just more of the same in the zombie shooter genre.

You clearly have talent, but instead of pushing yourself to make a normal good-quality game, try to take some risks and make something different. Also focus on simplifying the controls and making an interesting plot which doesn't make somebody immediately hit the skip button.

Score: 10

"Incredible!"

submission: The Walls - Part Two

date: February 1, 2008

This game is amazing, I don't care what anybody else says. Creepy, looks cool, clever game play... definitely a gem of experimental puzzle games. If this doesn't get on the front page of NG, I am going to sue somebody!

Score: 10

"Sheer awesomeness."

submission: The Walls Part Two

date: November 11, 2007

This is just insane right here. Challenging (but beatable) puzzles, awesome artwork, and cool concept in general. And its different. I swear to God, if SOMEBODY didn't invent an alternative to the "Point and Click to Escape the Room" puzzle genre I would've went nuts! Anyways, this game makes me want to go hide in a corner somewhere. As for those of you who had trouble with the blue squares puzzle, you definitely are doing something wrong, because I got it right on my first try. You really do have to move slowly and carefully to do it right. Oh, and the bonus feature is awesome as well... kind of gives the whole thing a meaning, without making the whole project too closed up. In short, PLEASE make a part three!