Score: 10

"Brilliant!"

submission: Hoodoos

date: October 29, 2009

This is a very well thought out cycle. It seems like a homage to M.C. Escher, but at the same time, you've expanded and built upon the patterns and geometric impossibilities that are present in his work.

You've created your own method of expressing these ideas and made them your own.

Score: 10

"It's official..."

submission: The Travelling Sandwich

date: October 24, 2009

The surrealist movement has returned. Intriguing animation.

Score: 10

"Really sets the mood."

submission: 1 - The Story of Khale

date: October 24, 2009

This is a great setup for your series. I can't really say anything other than that.

Score: 10

"This was great!"

submission: Megaman X: GBD's LastRide

date: October 23, 2009

Shadowii, you never cease to amaze me with these parodies. Giving the "Green Biker Dude" a quirky back story such as this was perfect.

Score: 10

"Wow, spectacular!"

submission: Life in Portal: Madness

date: September 23, 2009

That had to be the best string of cameo appearances in any form of entertainment. Great job to the entire crew!

Score: 10

"Funny!"

submission: Mrs Fatt

date: June 5, 2009

That was truly entertaining. The slapstick approach with very few spoken lines has its own comedic flare.

I especially liked the Punch Out! reference. It's also just the right length. Great job!

Score: 10

"I Agree With jente666666"

submission: All The Same

date: May 2, 2009

I shed a tear at this video. Although I have not faced any discrimination myself, I have seen it at work, and it is just wrong. It is the few people that try to make a difference in this world who truly deserve commemoration.

Although, the animation could have been lengthened a bit and cover some other instances of discrimination. But it gets the point across.

This gets a 5/5 and a 10/10.

Stop Discrimination

Score: 6

"It's All About the Controls..."

submission: Tankmen: Incursion

date: May 2, 2009

This game was impressive visually.

However, the controls were choppy and difficult. The physics engine needs some work too.

My main problem with these games is that you can't stand still and shoot diagonally at the same time. Also, jumping and firing makes you fly backwards which is a huge problem, in my opinion, although realistic.

There are way too many flying enemies that are impossible to hit, and the jumpy camera movements make it even harder to aim. Get rid of the dynamic camera completely, or at least make it so that it doesn't zoom so far in or so far out. It doesn't work well for a run and gun game.

If you expect people to get past level 2, then you need to fix these issues. Even Prinnie or Mega Man Zero seem easier than this.

Score: 10

"A Little Unexpected, But It's Cool."

submission: Alien Hominid Home Coming

date: April 30, 2009

The ending was unexpected. I was thinking "what the?!" It's still really well animated, though, and a little different in style from your usual stuff. It emulates the Alien Hominid style well while staying original. Great Job.

Score: 7

"Unique Animation"

submission: Animated short "Hole"

date: April 20, 2009

I really like the animation a lot. The gray pencil strokes give movement to otherwise still shots.

However, it is a little on the short side, and the meaning is hard to grasp. I feel the need to know where the man's journey started, and where he was going, and what's at the bottom of the hole. But perhaps that is part of intrigue. It makes you wonder about it, and watch it again for any clues.

I see you're doing a sequel to follow up on this. Good luck!