Score: 10

"Awesome game"

submission: Go.

date: December 20, 2006

OK, let's start all the way from the preloader in order to rate this game.
The preloader was interactive fun while waiting for the game to load up. Now onto the game itself: the gameplay was hands-down solid, as you try to avoid the inexplicable mines levitating around the hill. I've noticed, if so, a bit of an idea from "James the Christmas Zebra": collect cookies as you avoid the obstacles in your way that'll cause problems. Jumping off snowmen heads was also pretty fun as the snowman died in a weird way. So hands-down, one of the best winter games this season. Not to mention what you'll be doing next year...

Score: 9

"Fast paced and a nice idea"

submission: Christmas Olympics

date: December 20, 2006

For a game in which all you needed was the mouse button, it was fun for about 40 seconds. Eating the cookies was a real chore as trying it over and over again would make any wrist sore. Although I felt like there should've been more events in this, particularly something that involved flying reindeer somewhere. Also, I'm not sure if it was my computer, but the music wouldn't play when I started. Volume up and everything. Glitch perhaps? If you could fix that, then this can be a really good Christmas game!

Score: 5

"Not bad but could use some work"

submission: Packing machine mania

date: December 20, 2006

I know you're not the expert flash game maker, but this was average in playability. A few flaws were that there was no walking animation for the elf as he moved. Secondly, it would've been more challenging if you had to unload the presents at the conveyer belt one by one instead of having them pile in. But on to the positives about this. This was a nice idea for a christmas kind of thing and the music was an alright choice too. Still, a christmas tune still would've been a bit better as it is christmas after all. So I've decided to help protect this game. I'm sure you can get better along the road.

Score: 8

"Just what I may need"

submission: SPRITE YOU...again?

date: December 19, 2006

I really need to keep this in mind, as I have a few ideas for some sprite movies. At first I didn't know how, but thanks to you, I do! It had some very well in-depth steps on how to make your own custom sprite from yourself or by simply changing the colors of existing sprites. The intro was funny too, as you got owned by MK characters, especially when one tried to 0 your movie. The only real ugly thing I found in that was the victory voices. The "Scorpion wins" voice and especially the "blamality" voice. So if that could be fixed up a bit, it would help in making your intro a bit better.

Score: 7

"Got him in more than one way"

submission: Santa Dunk!

date: December 19, 2006

It would be a fun little way to wish someone a merry christmas with this. Also, there is more than one way to dunk him, I discovered. But you all can figure it out for yourselves. What I liked about this was the creativity in how you can dunk him into the giant bowl of water and how it's not entirely straight forward. What I noticed was a little iffy was that Santa's voice was a bit low that I could barely hear him. So good job overall despite what I noticed was a little bad with this. Have you ever tried sending this to anyone you know if you call this an e-card?

Score: 5

"First flash? Not bad!"

submission: TriAngle

date: December 19, 2006

Sure, it looked a lot like the game "Neon" but was still a bit different in some ways. But for a first flash, or should I say flash GAME (which is not something new animators start off with), this is rather impressive that you were able to pull off something like this. But if you want to make it a bit better, try adding more variation into it, like if you touch the walls, you get damaged. So good luck with you!

Score: 8

"Refrigerator! Loved it"

submission: another random animation

date: December 18, 2006

Once again, we have someone who comes out and says "Randomness is a good thing if you can put your mind to it and make something!" and proves it by making a flash with absurd randomness (Christmassy randomness in this case). I loved it when the refrigerator attacked the helpless victims for no good reason, and when someone finally stood up and attacked it back. So yeah, this type of randomness is definetly going to go through. Keep it up.

Score: 5

"Not bad, actually"

submission: pie

date: December 18, 2006

My first impression of this was blam material, just by looking at the name. But when I actually saw this, I had mixed thoughts. The weird and ugly noises at first gave me bad thoughts about this but the "fight scene" after the ugly kid ate the pie changed all that. Although the fight scene still could've been longer than that. The very ending was what got me the most, when the ghost pie farted out another pie. If it was a loop of the same thing over and over again instead of a replay button, it would've made a bit more sense as there would be no stop to the never ending cycle.
And if you want a shorter version of my review...the flash turned out to be alright, and you're getting the hang of flash. End of story.

Score: 8

"Grand movie"

submission: holiday brainstorm

date: December 18, 2006

Hope the rest of your company approves of this as much as I do. The lip-syncing was very nice, the background and foreground looked good, the characters were random but creative, and the story of what they were going to do was a bit confusing but funny. Looks like you'll be having two jobs sometime soon if you keep this up.

Score: 7

"Nicely done short"

submission: - Life of a Sniper -

date: December 17, 2006

For something that lasted only 10 seconds and had a filesize of less than 200 kB, this was very well animated! I will not fool with you, this is one of the best shorts out there ever! The stick people animated nicely, the background looked as good as ever, and it turned out to be a nice ending for the sniper (not nice to him though). So I urge you to continue your work on flash movies.