Score: 10

"HAHAHA! I love this!"

submission: You Only Live Once

date: August 11, 2009

Got kind of far... not sure if it ends, though. Love the ending(s).

And there 'technically' is a way to 'continue'. Just delete the .sol file that's in your 'Application Data' folder. If you don't know where this is, Google is your best friend.

Score: 8

"Full time addict!"

submission: Stamper's Quest For Fags

date: April 29, 2009

It's quite simple, but fun nonetheless.

Score: 10

"Very, very well done!"

submission: Nevermore 3

date: March 30, 2009

This game is inspiring. The music, mood, art, everything. Thank you!

Score: 10

"Very good 3D"

submission: The Final Act

date: February 26, 2009

I've been through much pain trying to get IK chains to work properly, then making the model work with the bones. Never quite mastered it, but I've never spent that much time at it, either. Excellent job! I've taken the last scene and turned it into my desktop wallpaper. Gets new reactions from the 'Tsar bomba' pic I had before. :)

Score: 10

"Best for last"

submission: Blamformers!

date: July 18, 2007

The Stamper piece at the end was by far the best. Not to say the others weren't good... just that one made my ribs hurt.

Score: 10

"Brilliant!"

submission: Jerry

date: June 21, 2007

Simply superb. The timing, style and mood all blended perfectly. Serious and humorous at the same time. 좋아해&#5083 6; :)

Score: 8

"Nice game, but frustrating controls"

submission: Holy War: Invasion

date: April 22, 2007

The game is nice, but having the weapons keys right above the movement keys is very frustrating. I would have either done 'q' and 'e' to cycle or maybe 'z', 'x' and 'c' so you can use your thumb without moving the three fingers off the control keys. Nice otherwise.

Score: 10

"Wow! Simply amazing."

submission: Mr Coo #4

date: April 17, 2007

This was refreshing. It was so smooth, so fluid, very inspirational. I loved it! Thanks. :)

Score: 8

"Good, but seriously need to look at compression"

submission: -+One of a kind+-

date: May 30, 2006

If done right, this should be 3 megs max. Sound is only part of it. I'd export at 80-96 kbps max, that should give the best sound and smallest size for the web. I like to play around and get the lowest bit rate that still sounds decent.

Your other big killer is all the line art. I noticed single frames that have to be at least half meg each. You can cut down significantly by either doing a optimize (control+alt+shift+c) or simply exporting it, saving it as a PNG or JPG and importing it back.

It's a PITA, but well worth the practice. Future projects go much more smoothly. Great work otherwise! :)

Score: 9

"Challenging IQ test"

submission: ClickDragType 2

date: May 20, 2006

This was very well done. Challenging without being impossible or too easy. My only snag was with the log problem when I kept hitting the center of the log deleting it. Then, having two logs on stage screwed it up, but I finally realised to reset. That was a mere PICNIC (problem in chair, not in computer). :D

Nice touch with Mozart's Clarinet concerto... KV 622, right? :)