Score: 10

"So.."

submission: Professor Layton pt.4

date: March 16, 2009

This is pretty much awesome.

Score: 10

"Kudos man"

submission: Death vs. Monstars

date: March 12, 2009

When I first saw the game, I thought "wait, this isn't death VS monsters.. this is iconic blob VS iconic blobs".. but then after playing 1/3 of the first level, I knew I would play through the rest of the game. I'm not sure the "plot" makes sense, but it's really fun, and that's the point eh? It's almost like a space shooter, only with bright colours and a happy theme.

Score: 10

"That was awesome."

submission: 3000 AD

date: November 27, 2008

First Flash game I've played through in a while. I only have some small construction criticism:

1) It's impossible NOT to upgrade everything eventually. It would be nice if there was some customization instead of being able to max everything.. but I guess you can still choose type of weapon, so no biggie.
2) The menus / mission intros don't fit the quality of the game - they look much less pro.
3) Most importantly: changing quality is disabled. Unless I'm mistaken, lowering the quality has little to negative effect with this type of bitmap-rendered game. Even on my awesome computer it was slow all the time in big fights - don't know if quality would have helped.

Still, 10/10.

Score: 4

"Huh?"

submission: Handmation 9

date: January 12, 2008

It doesn't look like stop motion.. some of them even have blur from movement. If it really /IS/ stop motion, then I wonder why you just moved your hand around, instead of doing anything weird looking or physically impossible?

Score: 7

"feedback"

submission: Glomb

date: January 12, 2008

Personallly I'm not a huge fan of these "simple" games, but here's some feedback:
*It was far too slow. Maybe add a "speed" or "difficulty" setting with this one being "easy".
*There should be some sort of visual feedback when you hit a correctly coloured ball.. before I read the instructions I thought that the "next" in the corner meant that's what I'm aiming for next, as there's not much difference between hitting a right and wrong ball. Just a little white flash around the ball for "hit" or maybe make the screen flash red for a "wrong type" or something would make it easy to figure out.

Score: 3

"hmm"

submission: Jigsaw's Basement

date: January 12, 2008

Why was it exported as a non-Flash movie and put back into Flash? Now it's a whopping 8 megabytes, even though there's hardly any animation.
The intro should be much shorter too.

Score: 2

"Difficulty is too high / annoying trickster button"

submission: Avoid Responsibility 1

date: January 7, 2008

*The object being dragged is far too big compared to the small space and fast moving obstacles.. it's just, rediculously hard not to loose in under 1 second (literally).
*The "PLAY GAMES" button is a little bit TOO well disguised as part of the game... I accidentally clicked it like 4 times. I know that's the point, but it's both frustrating and kind of seedy. I'd make it look like what it is, instead of trying to trick people into clicking it.
*I can theoretically see some sort of fun in this, but at the moment it looks like the standard "object avoidance" game I've seen a dozen times, except impossibly hard.

Score: 7

"but..."

submission: Tomato Trick

date: September 19, 2007

...how did he figure out he could do that? :o

Score: 7

"blorpy snorziborg gorg blorg snorg"

submission: Mindchamber </3

date: August 31, 2007

Just a few questions:
(1) Who's this "Mindchamber" and why do I care?
(2) Why is my head on fire?
(3) Aaaauuuughhh oh god it burns!!!

Score: 7

"blorp"

submission: Find The Sock!

date: August 23, 2007

the clothing is on top of each other so "onRelease" doesnt always work, because theres something above your button so you cant "release" that button.. if you know what i mean. you ned a global onRelease such as:
onMouseUp = function () {
stopDrag();
}
it would also help not-releasing when you drag off screen. (assuming that works)