Score: 7

"Too dark"

submission: Dead Frontier: Night Two

date: July 20, 2009

The game seems impressive and it is hard to not appreciate how much work has been put into it. However, the thing is too dark for me to play. I have been using Glock gun pretty much to see what's going on around. Also, the big flashes from a single shot were hurting my eyes but maybe I just grew old :)

By all means, it is not a bad game, it actually seems to be great but two mentioned things didn't let me enjoy the game, sorry.

Score: 7

"Music :)~~"

submission: Blue (Puzzle)

date: July 20, 2009

I don't think it's a bad thing but I have enjoyed music than actual game :>

Score: 8

"Very nice"

submission: -Amoeba-

date: July 20, 2009

I have enjoyed it. It's definitely a rather small game but it was enjoyable. A bit more power-ups and maybe another boss would definitely make it more interesting :)

Score: 10

"Wow"

submission: Ether War

date: July 20, 2009

Simply splendid space shooter. Great idea of protecting space station fighting against invaders. Game could see a bit of polishing here and there (upgrades, for example) but these are minor flaws that vanish in the big picture.

Very nice, very playable with original concept that I simply adored. And I'm not a fan of shooters, tbh :)

Score: 8

"Hmmm... :)"

submission: Battalion: Skirmish

date: May 27, 2009

Things look very good and promise sounds impressive.

Good luck with development, guys! :)

Score: 10

"Very, very interesting"

submission: Seed of Destruction

date: May 19, 2009

Short review (sleepy I am) even though game not only deserves but even requires long one :)
Hell lot of a game. Fantastic idea of main game, mini games and animation. Interesting theme, funny, (let's say) erotic but very tasteful and amusing. And a detailed that I can't forget of after playing game just once: tears of the little guy when the big sperm is dead, his comment about a player and "GAME OVER". God... when was the last time when I saw these two magical letters? Reminds me of childhood :))) But most importantly, the game's character spoke to me and it makes me feel responsible for this part of his fictional life that I partake in. Fantastic.

Score: 9

"Relaxing :D"

submission: Tortur-o-matic TM

date: May 9, 2009

Very nice and refreshing :)
Good luck with your other games.

Score: 8

"Atmospheric :)"

submission: Guns and Monocles

date: March 24, 2009

I like the atmosphere. Gameplay is rather simple yet enjoyable.

Suggestions?
1) Add something to crates/boxes. I was quite disappointed breaking many of them and never finding anything. It would be nice to find something random inside them.
2) Storyline. I have played just a few levels but I doubt if the game has a storyline. And this could be a very nice addition :)
3) Missions. Levels are rather similar, I got bored after a few ("Oh, OK, I have played that, I know what it is, it was nice but 10 minutes is enough"). Some kind of missions would be nice. Simply, make a campaign with story and I believe game will be more enjoyable.
4) A bit more dynamic/intense gameplay. Game is nice but it's a bit slow. I'm not a maniac of "omg, that's so faaaaast!!!" games but somewhere between turtle and rabbit would be really good ^_-

That's all, if you really plan to do a sequel, I would love to play it. Invite some players for beta to hear what could be done better, I'm sure it could increase the quality of your work.

Take care and good luck!

Score: 7

"Hmmm..."

submission: Raid Gaza!

date: January 9, 2009

At first I didn't know how I will feel after playing the game. But after playing I felt rather content and not abused in any way. Either if that's taking sides or just trying to show how... incredible it is to use Hammurabi's Code (and even multiplying) it in XXI Century or maybe just anytime in the mankind history on Earth. My intuition tells me that author's intention is the second thing. To provoke a bit of thinking. And if that's it I absolutely agree that game industry not only can but should be used in an educational way. If after watching History Channel or after reading a book or comic one will focus on something he considers important (environment, people, animals, for instance) it's good and fine but if one would do that after playing a computer game that's 'meh'? Computer games can and eventually will reach a bit higher level of consciousness in our culture than just running with a guy and killing all bad Fascists around.
I admire author's courage as he already is and will be facing a lot of bad critique (hopefully along with good critique) and if I'm correct in my judgment I agree with him and I hope that's not the last game in this spirit he will make :)