Score: 9

"Alright"

submission: 13 Days in Hell

date: December 23, 2007

I've been playing this game the last couple of days, and I finally beat it.
Here's a few suggestion:

-The learning curve for the aiming system is a little too steep in my opinion. Once you learn to predict the aiming reticle's movement, it begins to become second nature. However, I believe that some people will become discouraged because they think it makes the game too hard.

-The hit ditection is just a bit off. Hitting arms and legs should affect the enemies at least a little; if not by damaging them at least by stunning them. Also, headshots should deal lots of damage regardless of the armor the enemy is wearing.

-The upgrade system is basic, but very functional. I would like to see it expanded, perhaps allowing player to customize guns and ammo. Maybe allowing players to purchase which weapons they want, and providing a breif description, would be better. Also, I would like to see the option to upgrade the main character's stats. Being able to purchase more health, better armor, and more aiming stability would all be viable options that would increase the enjoyment factor of this game.

-If you implement a movement system in the next game, I would suggest making it akin to the Time Crisis games. I have a feeling, that if you allow players to move freely around in the environment, the game will become overwhelming. I do most of my gaming on a laptop with a touchpad, so controlling keyboard and mouse functions at the same time proves to be somewhat difficult. If you were to develop a system that automatically move players to different locations throughout the level (again, like Time Crisis), the game would flow more smoothly.

-The attacks are limited only to shooting. Perhaps you could implement a melee attack for emergencies. Also, the addition of grenades would be nice, maybe even healthpacks.

Overall, this is a fantastic game. It kept me coming back for more until I beat it, and the save system works perfectly. I'm looking forward to more installments of this series.

Score: 10

"Hilarious"

submission: "crucify-me! Jesus"

date: December 21, 2007

Fantastic! I'm pretty sure that if God exists, he/she/it/they/whatever has a sense of humor, therefore he/she/it/they/whatever is probably somewhere in the universe playing this game right now.

Score: 8

"Neat"

submission: Drawing Board

date: December 21, 2007

I don't know how to make flash, so I can't comment on your action scripting skill, but this was exactly what I expected. Kept me occupied for a few minutes while I was trying to draw an anime face, but then I got mad because the touch pad on my laptop is dumb. But that's not the game's fault, it's Sony's. Also, I prefer cake to pie.

Score: 7

"..."

submission: Tome89 - Shelter

date: January 30, 2008

Again, music for an uncomfortable scene. The blowing wind evokes feelings of isolation, yet the lapping water reminds me of a tomb. The electronica sound, with all the reverb, gives a produces undertones of being awake in a strange place. Overall, a very nice )and very minimalist) ambient piece.

Score: 7

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submission: Tome89 - Metal Lungs

date: January 30, 2008

This reminds me of Blade Runner. It's a bit uncomfortable, but I think it would be great for an uncomfortable scene, something dark, sterile, and set in the future. It brings about visualizations of something deep and endless.

Score: 10

"Dude"

submission: Blast Corps +1

date: December 1, 2007

Are you freaking kidding me? I use to play this game ALL THE FREAKING TIME!!!

I fived it just because it's from Blast Corps. I think you and I are the only people in the world that remember that game. Awesomeness. Great job on the remix too!