Score: 8

"Good"

submission: Armada - Hide And Seek

date: November 3, 2009

Very nice indeed, I know how difficult it is to make a decent stop-motion animation, and your effort does pay off.
The only point of improvement that I see is the dialogue, it isn't bad, but it isn't good either.
The next video you make I would suggest a little more dialogue, that keeps people interested.

Very good job furthermore!

Score: 6

"nice but..."

submission: AfroSamuraiVs Stinkmeaner

date: November 3, 2009

The animation itself wasn't too bad, but the horrible sound quality is a major point of improvement: you've got plenty of MB's left so why the sound isn't very good remains a mystery for me.

Furthermore: the animation was good, it didn't shake and the people were drawn quite well actually.

So all in all i rate you 6/10 and 3/5.

Score: 6

"Little unclear"

submission: Potential - Episode 01

date: November 1, 2009

This indeed has potential, only a few suggestions from my side to improve it:

-Add color: though black and white has it's charm, my eyes become very tired of looking to it.
-Make the size larger, the comic looked good, but it is almost impossible to read, my mark is based on the looks and not on the story as my webbrowser(s) were unable to give a satisfying look on the letters.

Further than that just keep it up!

Score: 8

"Addictive"

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

date: October 13, 2009

Whilst the gameplay itself is nothing bad, and the game is almost identical to the TETRIS'D movies, there is still something which I would like to point out.

A few obstructions are there which make the game harder, if not impossible, to 'beat'.
One of the most disturbing facts is the one in which you can get crushed by a single block in mid-air, and you fall down whilst being flattened.

Some other facts make it more difficult, examples of these are that; if you fall down and you try to wall-jump your way up, you still die even if you do not touch the red line which indicates the bottom.

Now there are some other things which are off less signifigance: the poor quality of the sound which we are not familiar with in your submissions. Another one is the somewhat buggy tutorial where you can become killed in a box of non-moving non-crushing bricks.
Perhaps there could be made an adaption in the gaming code that states that when a player touches the underside of a block but there is no block where he/she is standing on, the player does not get crushed as a result.

I myself are not a flash programmer, and I certainly do not think you are a poor programmer, it's just that we expect more from you as a programmer because your previous submissions where rightout fantastic.

Furthermore I hope that the game can be improved for the above points and I am sure it will earn a 10/10.

Good luck!

Score: 10

"Fantastic"

submission: Pandemic II

date: October 11, 2009

Great job on this second game, being an evil genius is always fun.

The world map looks quite realistic, with all the tiny disease carriers such as boats and aeroplanes, it just asks to be infected.

There is one remark though: When the world has developed the first vaccine, and it doesn't work, they start on a second one whilst the deployment bar remains filled.
Once the research bar is full it isn't deployed causing all diseases to run free, making a more unchallenging gameplay.

Despite that one it is an awesome game.

Score: 9

"Words describing it fail"

submission: The Lost Lake

date: October 10, 2009

You did a pretty good job on this one, it actually gave me goosebumps!

The music fits perfectly with the animation, and if you watch a while it gets clear what it is all about, the bunnyrabbit made it perfectly clear for me what the train is all about.

One remark: perhaps a little clearer drawings next time, just for extra score.
Keep up the good work!

Score: 10

"The long awaited sequel"

submission: T E T R I S ' D 2

date: October 7, 2009

Just like your first animation in this category, this one is just plainly awesome.
Not only does it make complete sense as a sequel, it also has elements which are basically... Tetris-like.

The fluent animation, the little droplet, and some other items such as the detail of the robot also made this very worthwhile to watch.
Instantly Fav'd, certainly hoping to see more of this!

Score: 4

"Too easy"

submission: Find the Golden Key

date: October 5, 2009

The game is, simply said, too easy.
There are only three levels, and each of those levels is ridiculousley easy to complete.
Also the music loops, when you continiue to the next level the music overlaps. The only way to stop it is to click the mute button.
I suggest you make more levels and each should increase in difficulty.

Score: 4

"Doesn't work"

submission: MS: Rebels Quarantine Tst

date: October 5, 2009

The concept may be good, but there are still some bugs:

- No moving enemies
- Not being able to shoot the enemies
-The manual camera is annoying after a while
- And you fall behind the background after a while

Needing improvement, after you're done I will be happy to try again.

Score: 10

"Words describing it fail..."

submission: Toss the Turtle

date: October 1, 2009

Every day I see something new on Newgrounds, also today there is a new phenomenom: Turtle Tossing!

At first glance it looked like a sort of game-boy like thingy (or snex)
but on a closer look it appears to be a multi-level, good looking, state of the art turtle tossing device, which also has got a ton of bonuses to unlock!

This is genuinely one of thé most superb things I have ever witnessed let alone played. The sheer awesome-ity of it already gives it a 10/10 and a 5/5.

You have included fine graphics, a nice castle-crashing theme music, which gives the idea of an already epic game, and the bonuses are just insane when you unlock enough.

I am surely hoping to see more coming from your direction!