Score: 10

"Quick its pico day!"

submission: Pico vs. Uberkids

date: May 1, 2006

So reupload all the pico stuff already on the site to the portal.

For some reason, I always prefered this to picos school. Might be because when I used to play picos school, I got a framerate of 2, whereas this was much more playable. Its actually quite tense watching this game take place, and tends to make you jump when you get a live round.

Especially a good job considering it was made with such an old version of flash.

Well done, mr Fulp.

Score: 6

"Flawed. Horribly flawed."

submission: Battlefield

date: April 9, 2006

A fair idea, if not slightly cliché on a website full of these 'defend/attack your castle/spacestation/turret/computer' games, but it was flawed beyond playability.

I started the game with moderate anticipation, realised I was a bit short of cash and spawned 10 men. They went, walked past the single arrow and beat the crap out of the castle. Yay.

So I figured a fair investment of the plunder would be upgrading my ram, and I sent a ram, along with some men in on the next wave. The ram instantly died, and the men were destroyed by the oil.

So heres the problem. You could make the filesize much smaller and simply have the soldiers as the unit and their sword upgrades. I havn't even got to level 20 yet, and my swords are at level 300 and something and as a result destroy the castle in seconds upon reaching the walls.

The mighty orc? The huge catapults? Useless. They die from the hit of a single arrow. There is no hitpoint system to be seen, not to mention all the ranged units kindly position themselves right in the range of the arrows coming from the castle anyway, just to add even more pointlessness to their existance.

Regardless, it was quite fun just to see how many men I could shove on the screen at once, causing a horrible FPS and a quick game. The time spent on the game and the effort is evident, which is enough to purswade me to give it a 3 and a 6, but if you adress the issue of the hitpoints (or lack thereof), then it will obviously improve the score of the game.

Also, the horses had no limbs, whats up with that?

Score: 7

"Not bad at all."

submission: HAMU

date: April 6, 2006

A nice lookin breakout clone, though I would like to take this time to remind you that 'You' is spelt 'Y-o-u'.

Score: 8

"oh FFS."

submission: 2012

date: March 23, 2006

Great. We finally fucking get the olympics, and then the world ends.

GG, Mayans.

Also, awesome movie. You've managed to make me almost completely paranoid.

- A concerned brit.

Score: 8

"Nice game."

submission: String Avoider

date: March 12, 2006

Would you mind ever so much crediting the music? After all, it IS my effort that has gone into creating it, and a little credit is not much to ask for.

Score: 9

"OMG."

submission: Virus Bloke 2 Part 01

date: February 26, 2006

'An animation made in flash 4' = FTW.

Score: 10

"I love you."

submission: Super Mario Land IV

date: January 7, 2006

I'm a huge fan of this game, and i've closeley followed all the series. Its amazing how much life you can put into a little black and white game just using flash.

I also have you to thank you for my sudden burst of downloads...

<3.

Score: 6

"Interesting."

submission: Who Killed Ken Kutaragi

date: January 2, 2006

You've got the skill. The graphics and animation were smooth, stylish and well made the voice acting was superb, apart from santa, who was too quiet to make out, and the use of music was excelent and varied, but it just lacked the comedy. The humor seemed extremely dry to me. It lingedered on that 'logic' gag too long, and that itself was a cliché. It seems that you've suddenly learnt how to use flash from proffesionals, and threw together the quickest storyline you could come up with as an excuse to post.

For example, the whole movie is based on the premise of Ken Kutaragi being killed, but what was the point? His character didnt develop at all, he didnt even have a line and he was on screen for less than a second. The fact you killed of a character which virtualy didnt exist in the first place made it dull, and dosn't leave the viewers to make up their own conclusions, then see if they were right.

Not everyone knows who Ken Kutaragi is, so the development was needed.

Anyway, keep at it, you've got talent there.

Score: 0

"Right."

submission: deleteke

date: January 2, 2006

Congratulations on slightly reskinning one of the example .fla's that came with flash. I'm sure that you will one day learn to make a preloader that works, probably by stealing it off another file.

Score: 9

"Yay!"

submission: R&F Christmas Special!

date: December 23, 2005

And I thank YOU for using my music in an awesome flash movie ;)

Good on you, and merry Christmas :D