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Oct 5 16:32:22 Rush Hourk ♥ 1 Office work sure is stressful. I like the Papers Please-esque presentation. I got to Day 3, but couldn't beat it. A few minor things-- It was a bit frustrating starting over from Day 1 every time I failed. Also, it would have been nice to know if I failed because I messed up, or because time ran out. And I wanted the tasks to advance once I completed them, especially when I had to keep repeating Day 1 every time I failed; it got a bit annoying waiting for the timer to run out. Also, that boss is full of himself. Nice work!
Oct 5 16:53:50 21m 28s Storm Raider ♥ 1 Hiding behind the boxes was fun. That last puzzle stumped me until I read some of the comments here. A simple concept done well-- Good job!
Oct 7 16:43:39 47h 49m Toot-al Darkness ♥ 1 Great job with the atmosphere and the humor. Farts can be scary. It was too dark to know where I was; everything looked the same. Usually I died without ever seeing the monster. The creepy breathing was effective, but again, it was so dark that I couldn't find a place to hide. Holding my breath didn't seem to stop the monster. Still, it was creepy, so you nailed the atmosphere.
Oct 11 04:15:27 83h 31m Shaking Robots Revenge ♥ 1 This is a lot of fun! I loved when the weapon switched to a scythe, because it forced me to totally change my approach to the battle. Some music would have been nice, and some enemy and weapon variety, but it was nevertheless fast-paced and intense. Great job!
Oct 11 04:40:56 25m 29s The Last Minute Gallery ♥ 1 I love the concept here. Frantically drawing a bunch of pictures and then seeing them in a gallery was fun. I wanted smoother painting; if I moved the mouse too fast it left a series of dots instead of a continuous line. When you only have ten seconds, you need to be able to move fast. The music was... I don't know if you were going for avant-garde parody, but it didn't really work for me. This sort of game works better as a multiplayer party game (Drawful), where everyone gets to laugh at their friends' drawings, but it was still fun here.