Score: 10

"...?"

submission: $eG@

date: April 2, 2009

Ummm... wow. It's not often that I am left speechless, but this is one of those rare moments. The animation's nice, and the overall flash was funny. Other than that, I was just confused in the end. A 10/10. XD

Score: 9

"A great idea from the old-school way."

submission: Deliver That Fulp

date: April 2, 2009

The game is really simple, taking the mechanics of text-based PC games and making it into a short, simple, yet challenging flash game (well, the challenging part is when it comes to getting Medals, anyway). Overall, the game is good. The only thing this game lacks is some real replay value. Other than that, this can give people unfamiliar with text-based games hours of play time.

Here's some guidelines for those of you who simply rate this game below a 5/10 for being "too hard". As you know, this is a text-based game, so you need to figure out the commands to give to the doctor. I won't give too much away as to be a complete cheat guide, but I'll give some hints at commands...

- Look: As the description states, use this to get a feel of your sorroundings and come up with a plan as to what you need to do.
- Take: Use this command to take any given object available.
- Use: Use this command to use whatever object you have taken (as the command suggests).
- Medals: Displays the list of possible Medals obtainable in the game. There are quite a few, and some of them require specific commands to achieve - commands other than the ones I'm listing.

There, I hope that helps. If it doesn't, then too bad for you. Oh yeah, for my score for this game... I'll rate this a 9/10 for simplicity and ease of play. The only thing barring a perfect 10 is the leck of replay value. Hope you find this review constructive. If not, then pity for me, I guess.

Score: 9

"Not bad at all."

submission: Tiananmen Square

date: April 1, 2009

I'm always a fan for the old-school - the gameplay and 8-bit graphics makes this game nostalgic. The increasing difficulty level as you clear stages makes this game all the more fun. Easy to play, yet hard to master; always a good quality. The music (albeit repetitive) is a bit catchy, and the Game Over screen was funny (in my opinion). 9/10.

Score: 10

"Wow! I'm... blown away!"

submission: The 13th Struggle-KH II

date: March 13, 2009

Fantastic piece of work. The various sounds, tempo and overall feel of the music is just nothing short of absolutely great. I have nothing to "nit pick" about it either. To me, something is truly great when I have a loss of words to desribe in detail how good something is, and this is one of them. ^^

Score: 10

"... Whoa."

submission: MAX 300 (Club Remix) (FULL)

date: March 13, 2009

This is definitely a really good mix of MAX 300. The rave sounds to the piano in the middle makes for one that can be used in a sweet rave party! I enjoyed it - it has the basic beat and melody that makes it identifiable as a MAX 300 piece of music. Overall, I'll give it a 10/10 for the fast-paced beat and the fact that it's a great piece of music that reminds people why MAX is a staple in many DDR games. Nice work. ^-^

Score: 10

"Only one word... Nice! :D"

submission: FF6 Dancing Madness {orch}

date: March 13, 2009

Dancing Mad is one of my favorite pieces of work from Nobuo Uematsu - the fact that you managed to fit all tiers from the music into one submission is amazing in itself. I like how it uses the organ and various other instuments, giving it an orchestra feeling. The only thing I can't help but notice, is that the quality seems as if the music was recorded from a speaker (if you know what I'm trying to say). Other than that, it's a great piece of work. Again, nice job fitting more than 17 minutes of music into one submission.