Score: 10

"EPIC WIN"

submission: Upgrade Complete!

date: August 17, 2009

Wanna know how much time I spent playing this game? About 2 1/2 hours. You took my favorite part of a game and turned that in itself into a game. By the end of it I had 10 fully upgraded homing missles and 2 fully upgraded magnets. Also the ending is awesome.

Score: 10

"it was amazing O_O"

submission: The Smallest Flash

date: February 9, 2008

i'm gonna reccomend this to a few collections xD

Score: 10

"hmm"

submission: Who Killed The Internet?

date: November 28, 2007

i think it is a combination of wiggers and randoms. god i hate randoms

Score: 10

"BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"

submission: The Awesome Box : Portal

date: November 28, 2007

i lol'd

Score: 7

"there were 11 questions..."

submission: The Windows Quiz (Part 1)

date: November 18, 2007

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. um, wow. 7/10

Score: 10

"Responding to the other comments..."

submission: Super Mouse Game 5

date: November 13, 2007

Firstly, a good and descent game takes about 2 to 3 months. Now that we have that out of the way... And by the way, none of this is meant to be mean, only helpful.

When you sit down to play a game, do you play mouse maze games all day long? Didn't think so. A game should be fun. This is not fun, in fact its actually quite redundant considering you have 4 other mouse games of almost equal makeup. When I design a video game (I design Windows and Mac games, not flash) I plan beforehand and come up with an outline of what the game would look like in the midst of playing. Programming and coming up with the program at the same time is a very bad programming style, trust me.

Did you honestly believe that these mouse games would be entertaining? If you had to pick any game you love to play, what would it be? Final Fantasy VII? Mega Man X 3? How about Castlevania, Symphony Of The Night? Maybe there is something about programming that you don't get. There's a beauty in this, and let me tell you what it is. No 2 gamers like the same exact things. That means that if one person finds a game perfect, (and I will say who in a second) another person will find flaws with it.

The person who finds a game perfect should be the person who designed the game. That said person made exactly what he/she loves to dear jesus in a game. No 'flaws' in their eyes, but flaws in others. But perfect to the programmer.

Want a free game? The best game you've ever played in... FOREVER?? You get to choose what you want in the game, and noone can tell you otherwise. Anything you want. The possibilities are endless. This is why a good game takes more than 6 hours. Because you can't fit all the stuff you want in a single game.

Your games are being made for the wrong reason. Really, make a good game. You have great potential in flash.

Score: 10

"Excellent"

submission: 3D Logic 2

date: November 4, 2007

This game is flawless. The only thing I should point out is that the game does not test your Intelligence Quotient, but rather your Spacial Reasoning ability.

Score: 9

"umm"

submission: Indestruc2Tank

date: October 31, 2007

the third story's part one had the ending stolen from a quote of Castlevania, Symphony of the Night. I'll give you a 9/10.

Score: 10

"Bug"

submission: OrbMania

date: October 23, 2007

if i start a new game while the sound is dimming, the volume stays at what it currently is.

10/10

Score: 10

"Nice"

submission: SuperMouseGame4

date: October 17, 2007

This is not half bad. Not really anything in specific that sticks out as being bad.

Try making a non-mouse game. Make a keyboard maze instead of a mouse maze. I would like to see that. But have it be like a MAZE type of thing where i could get lost and stuff. Use a sheet of graph paper, plot the end and the start squares, and draw inbetween. It would be a lot better than this. Not to say this is bad. You've nearly perfected something that isnt really that ...fun... to begin with =P

It doesn't even have to be a maze. Just make something that utilizes a keyboard.

10/10, 5/5