Score: 10

"Short and sweet."

submission: I love the HALO World

date: December 4, 2009

Excellent job, you made a video that I just watched 5 times in a row. Everything is nice and quick, in my opinion you have to watch it a couple of times to get everything. Nice job!

Score: 6

"Y-what."

submission: THE BEST XMAS XMAS FLASH!

date: November 12, 2009

Okay, the first part was actually pretty good. But the next... what the shit.

Score: 10

"Oh wow."

submission: Left 4 Bed

date: November 12, 2009

Here I was thinking that you couldn't make that sound clip any freakier. And by God, you managed it. Kudos to you, I suppose. Bill shall be in my nightmares from ever onwards.

Score: 6

"Alright, but can be improved."

submission: Document Flyer

date: September 29, 2009

Well, for your first game, it's certainly nice and sound. I couldn't find any bugs, the artwork was good and it was pretty complete. Of course, it can certainly be improved. Here are a couple of tips I thought of.

Never, and I say NEVER, have the framerate of Flash set to 12fps, 24 is the minimum for games like this.

Try adding some background music or some sound effects, perhaps a crash when you, er, crash.

Finally, try adding an animation for when you press/release the Space Bar, it doesn't look very pretty the way the plane jerks in one direction or the other.

Still, it's a nice game, kept me interested for a bit. Keep it up!

Score: 9

"So awesome."

submission: The Drunken Spartan

date: August 13, 2009

Although some parts got ever-so-slighty repetetive, it was a pleasure to watch. The instrumentals just had me pissing myself with laughter.

Score: 7

"I like it!"

submission: Virtual Handgun 1.1

date: August 10, 2009

As a first try, it's really neat. Everything is pretty smooth, and it's quite fascinating (on a basic level :P). The Glock is nice and detailed, and the muzzle flashes look brilliant.

However, I don't think it's done by any means. Some features I'd recommend would be: More guns with more complex/different reload cycles such as shotguns, snipers, assault rifles etc, would be fantastic. Possibly more firing modes? Burst fire? Finally, shell ejection would be the icing on the cake.

Still, it's a nice fun time-waster, but it can be so much more. Nice job!

Score: 10

"Much better than I expected."

submission: Left 4 Dead Epic

date: August 9, 2009

I must say, for a first submission, this is absolutely awesome. Sound effects were really brilliant, there were some completely hilarious parts in it, too. You just captured Francis' character by only saying what he hates xD.

And god, that part with Louis in the safe room, I was laughing my arse off! Nice stuff :D

Score: 9

"Excellent!"

submission: TF2 - Rocketman

date: August 6, 2009

I really enjoyed watching this. It was funny, original, and I can tell you put a lot of effort into both the sprites (well, ripping them) and the animation. The idea of a Megaman/TF2 mix had never entered my head, yet you managed to pull it off very well. My only complaint was that I found it to be a little slow at times, although I'm guessing that was your constraint from setting a low framerate for the movie.

It's a minor criticism, though, I think you've done a great job.

Score: 8

"Brilliantly made, fairly good gameplay too."

submission: Photo King

date: July 28, 2009

Well, if you were trying to make a Wii-like game, you've succeeded fantastically, that bubbly, cheerful theme was just right, the music was perfect, and the gameplay, although not really that great, fitted with the Wii game theme, so I can let you off for that one :).

Score: 10

"Excellent."

submission: How to Raise a Dragon

date: July 20, 2009

At first glance, it looks like your average sprite-adventure game. But once I'd played through it a couple of times, I really realised just how much effort you put into this. The tiniest thing can affect the outcome, and the way your environment is different depending on what happened previously is fantastic. A very good game, well deserving of the Frontpage.