Score: 10

"Gorgeous"

submission: |~Snow Snow For Lucy~|

date: December 26, 2009

Story aside, the visuals were great. The animation was smooth and easily let the viewer know what was happening. The sounds were greatly done, my ears picking up the little ones that just added to the atmosphere of the entire piece. The music was wonderful, emotional and fit in perfectly with the work. Your voice actors were simply amazing especially Kailey Kaneshiro, whom in my opinion stole the show, but all of them working together brought this piece up to an entirely different level. I'm very happy you were able to bring them on board.

As to the story. It was beautiful and touching. I loved the ebb and flow of emotion you managed to orchestrate, using flashbacks to add to the flavour. Though it was long it let you build more on the characters, even making me feel sympathy for he who could be called a villain, which is simply astounding. Most don't bother to give a human side to their villains. The ending was excellent and uplifting, perfect for this time of year.

In closing, I will simply state, thank you for sharing. It was touching, beautiful, and so many other words I could throw onto the page to try and describe what you have created here.

Score: 9

"Very good parody"

submission: The Charlie Brown Murders

date: November 16, 2009

The animation was excellent. You captured the peanuts style very well, and your own little demented story was amusing, and twisted.

I must also commend the voice actors. They were very skilled and delivered great performances.

Score: 8

"Quite skilled"

submission: Moonlight

date: November 13, 2009

The storyline was quite interesting, and fairly well presented. Though there were some holes that I wish had been expanded on more, or better clarified.

The music suited the scenes quite well.

The anime influence was quite obvious, and implemented very well. It didn't appear sloppy, or rushed. The entire film was quite polished, and while the story was fairly rushed, the entire thing was put together really well.

Score: 9

"Wonderfully Gory"

submission: Don't Feed the Zombies!

date: October 31, 2009

A great tribute to zombie mayhem, and a funny parody of the original song. And even while giggling a little, and thinking of the many different plot threads dnagling from the various scenes (I tried to think of mini stories for each sequence), I am still amazed by your skill with flash.

Great job.

Score: 9

"Great Zombie Flash"

submission: October 31st Turn Point

date: October 28, 2009

There's not too too many serious zombie flashes out there, and this one was a great addition.

I'm quite glad you added the hair, not only does it help keep the characters apart, but also adds some personality to them as well, so good decision on that. The voice actors were a nice touch, rather than what I usually see (subtitles or Microsoft Sam). Though they weren't the best I've ever heard, they were still miles above some voice actors I've heard and not having any at all.

Other sound effects were quite well done as well, and the music suited it well.

Animation was nice and smooth, and nothing seemed really out of place at all. It would have been a nice touch to add some vests or something to the officers to make it a little more real, but they are stick figures. Still, I think you could have expanded the stick figure genre a bit with vests or some such.

Guns were well drawn, nothing to saw there.

The red zombies intrigued me, too bad you never explained them at all.

All in all. Good flash. Thanks for sharing.

Score: 10

"Beautiful!"

submission: Gretel and Hansel

date: October 22, 2009

Lately I don't give out many tens... but this begged for it.

The art was breathtaking and not only stood out from the many other flash videos, but captured the flavour of the original tale as well. The music did the same.

The dark humour fit so very well, and at the same time didn't take away from the story in the least, like I've seen humour do to other flashes before. Everything just... flowed.

While the chase sequence was a little stiff, it wasn't too difficult and so forgivable. The slingshot as well was somewhat annoying in that well sequence, but not overly frustrating and so easily looked over.

the difficulty was good. While it was quite hard, not overly so.

Thank you for making this and offering it to us.

Score: 8

"Simplistic but entertaining."

submission: T E T R I S ' D: The Game

date: October 14, 2009

Sometimes you don't want anything to complex for simple entertainment, and this fits the bill perfectly. Simple and easy controls, and a straight forward goal allow players to easily slip into the game and enjoy themselves.

The unlimited play time, and competitive score chart could well keep people coming back to prove they are better then other players.

Now, while the game is great, and fun, its not perfect. I noticed after a few minutes that the camera was slowly working its way up. It got to the point where I couldn't even see my figure, and as a consequence was killed for it. Also, the grab+roll didn't always work properly. While in the tutorial it allowed me to easily jump over a two block stack, I sometimes could not in the game itself, and sometimes could jump over three. It seemed a little glitchy there.

Other than those two problems, I enjoyed the game and recommend it to anyone wanting to kill some time.

Score: 1

"No substance"

submission: Metal Gear Awesome Three

date: October 2, 2009

It started out okay, I was waiting for something amusing to happen, but then nothing...

The random event that occurs shortly after Snake is finally revealed failed to pull a laugh from me, and the end was just... nothing. A weird smile in the corner, as if mocking me for having watched this.

My main issue with this... is that there wasn't anything to it. At all.

Score: 5

"Good tribute to Frogger."

submission: Tiananmen Square

date: October 1, 2009

Like I said in my subject bar, good tribute to frogger. However, I didn't know anything about the game until it had already started. There could have been some sort of instruction screen or something to let me know what was happening.

Also, getting into the holes in the fence was a little too ackward. You needed to be absolutely perfectly aligned, and while that wasn't a problem in the first wave, it got a little annoying in the second.

Also, with only one medal, and that's for completing the first level, there's not much initiative to move past that first wave.

Score: 9

"Well done."

submission: T E T R I S ' D

date: September 30, 2009

A creative choice for a flash animation's story. It was also put together real well, and though there wasn't much plot... that's okay because the original Tetris didn't have any either.

The music was superb, and the way it matched what was happening on the screen was very well scripted and just goes to show your attention to detail.