Score: 9

"......epic"

submission: :the game:

date: November 6, 2008

Hilarious! Bloody loved it.

Only problem is that it glitched after "Tibet" and kept repeating the Tibet level with the Feminism, Conservatism, etc. titles afterwards.

Score: 10

"Epic"

submission: Pandemic II

date: July 18, 2008

Really loving this game, spent hours trying to infect Madagascar and I'm SURE it can be done in realistic mode, so I won't give up, damnit.

I got the world infected in easy mode without too much fuss... hit a glitch though. Greenland didn't bother closing anything when it got all infected, and it ended up being the only country where the schools, buses, hospitals, etc. were all still open even when the population had dwindled right down.

Also, I think a boat left Greenland's dock before the last foreign dock closed, but it never got to its destination and has been sailing up and down the map aimlessly for ages. I can just imagine the crew hearing updates about the virus on their radios, then getting silence when Greenland died... They'll step out of their boat eventually to find the whole world dead. Maybe they had some women onboard, and they'll try to start humanity from scratch...

Score: 10

"Incredible"

submission: 2 - The Story of Khale

date: May 17, 2008

This just blew the Brackenwood series out of the water, and I thought that would be impossible.

I LOVED it! The colours were beautifully vibrant and well-chosen; your artistic style is very stylish, original and well-developed; and the quality of the action scenes left me gobsmacked. The musical choice was perfect too.

The only thing I have to complain about is the dialogue, because I'm not sure whether it was recorded specifically for this or if it's mostly soundbytes from other media. The single, short phrases are a bit jarring and strange against the rest of the soundtrack, and almost everything except the "school is bullshit" monologue at the end could have been more smoothly achieved using purely visual cues.

Anyway, very well done! I can't wait to see more of your work.