Score: 7

"Interesting idea and well exectuted."

submission: Tri-achnid

date: November 3, 2006

A most interesting game we have here. Controlling the Tri-achnid comes almost naturally after a little while of playing, and the web slinging adds nicely to the exploring nature of this game to get about.

As much as I enjoyed it, a particular level comes to mind as having an unobtainable grub, so maybe you could help us out: the repel stage has a grub near spikes that you only can get with a flyer bug, but after getting up there, I don't think there's a way to get back down again. Care to give us all a little tip on that stage for a 100% game?

All in all, I enjoyed the game. Original, well designed and good coding. Definitely looking foward to the next installment come 2007.

Score: 7

"Hey Dwarfinator. Hey Dwarfinator."

submission: Dwarfinator's Halloween

date: October 31, 2006

Helloooooo Dwarfinator. May I remind you that today's Halloween?

Ehehe. Ehehe. EHEHEHEHEHEE.

Sup buddy.

Score: 9

"Finally a chance to review this beast"

submission: Average Man

date: October 26, 2005

In other words, I need to get myself a Platinum account :v:

I fell in love with this animation when you lot were given the .fla to toy with some Mario graphics - unfinished at that time. A few weeks later, and we would see it was completed. I am absolutely in love with this thing. The animation is some of the most slick I've seen, and you seem to blend your own art perfectly with Schmorky's as you go about in the animation of this piece.

The music is excellent. I suppose you had your idea on a music video for a little bit, as it all just unfolds perfectly. Fitting in :gonk: also nets you brownie points.

My friend, if it hasn't been said so before, you win the Internet.

Score: 8

"I don't remember 'Naners being shat out like that"

submission: 111 - Gosford Park 2

date: October 9, 2005

Messy. And using the 'Price is Right' phail tune was also a good find.

Lovely, sleek animation, though the voice acting was a bit off. Bit too low a volume, I would say, but that's just me.

Nice one, Leek.

Score: 8

"Great game, bad controls"

submission: Battlegrounds

date: October 1, 2005

Somehow, Flash doesn´t quite lend itself well to certain little keyboard combinations. Control + Space seems to trigger some warning, and I couldn´t quite catch that due to holding space (which is also a confirmation key under Windows). Perhaps Space alone would´ve been a better option.

Still, this game is solid. It plays like a charm, though I cannot quite have my soldiers flee. At least my mage can heal units quickly, and it runs perfectly fine. Interesting missions, it all adds up.

Just consider that keyboard combo a bit.

Score: 8

"Army of Gondor, Gather!"

submission: Battle for Gondor

date: August 2, 2005

An interesting take on this game. Though slightly repetitive, there's much love put into this Flash, and it does indeed breathe some of the intended cinematic feel you wanted this game to have. I also love it how you have narrated the tutorial, it adds to this game.

Things get progressively harder and harder, not to a fault up to level 11, however. That Demon is probably a tad too hard, and not enough peons come a-runnin' to rake up more gold. It's a slaughter-machine! Aside of that, this game is certainly enjoyable. A savegame or at least a password system would make things all the better.

This game looks graphically good enough - not too much details to stand out stylishly, but also to make things play good with little to no slowdown. The game has indeed a cinematic feel to things, something I haven't seen much in other games on NG. The sound quality is generally good, and the music is well chosen. Violence is minimal, but I guess the addition of blood to the death animations would slow things down badly. Interactivity is, naturally, a given. Despite the hero not actively fighting the big battle, he leads his troops, rakes in gold as well, and as such, you, the player, are also contributing to the good cause. Can't really judge the humour bit, really.

All in all, an excellent little game.

Score: 8

"{{{Angeray Faic}}}"

submission: A very angry clockday

date: August 15, 2004

We loves ourselves the rather naked super bodybuilder with teh Angeray Faic and Goatse-like muscles much, we do.

Of you, I expected nothing less on this submission. You've completed... well, maybe not... completed our 2k4 Clock Day, Anime.

Thank you. And a happy Clock Day to you, bud' =)

Score: 6

"Woah WTF pizza"

submission: CC: The Slacker

date: August 15, 2004

And another quicky from this Canadian vulpine clock. Shiny Get.

Again, I want to comment your character's original design - likeable, yesyes. Happy Clock Day. Don't drink 'n' drive with that cash.

Score: 7

"REPRESENTIN'"

submission: S P I D E R

date: August 15, 2004

Well, that's what was told.

Excellent Flash, Bgryder. That dastardly chuckle of Strawberry was pretty much the best thing I heard in a Clock Day flash today. Fun jokes here and there, good and crisp animation - as if I expected anything less of you.

Four'ven, buddy. Happy Clock Day ^_^

Score: 8

"The True Spirit behind the Crew"

submission: "The Fall"

date: August 15, 2004

It is this exact thought that has kept me on Clock art and Clock movies. Me, along with many others who still are, at heart, Clocks. Tick-tock-tick their hearts do, for the future of this Newgrounds legacy... and for friendship.

Fiven, Koala. Happy Clock Day. =)