Score: 9

"Jonnie is right."

submission: Mirrored Maze

date: August 25, 2008

Very cool premise. I could see a ton of potential for level design. A much-needed refreshment to the old mouse-avoider type game genre, which has mostly sucked for a long long time. Nice job.

Score: 5

"A bit buggy"

submission: 3D Battle Ships Solitaire

date: August 18, 2008

Actually, the instruction could have been a bit more clear as well. I ended up not getting the fact that I could simply start clicking the squares in the "enemy's" territory and tried to again "deploy my ships", which was the command/info still displaying in the heads-up display. Which lead me to find that I was totally able to drag my ship[s all over the place AFTER I had placed them... even into the enemy territory. They still registered as being where I had initially placed them for the purposes of the game, but visually I could stick them just about anywhere I chose to. I also had no idea how to rotate the direction of the ships. Maybe there was an instruction on how to do this somewhere and I missed it, but it must have been easily missed if so.

Also, something happened after a few ships were sunk. I lost the ability to click the squares at all. They still highlighted as the mouse passed over them (and I could even still drag my own ships all over the place), but the game basically halted and wouldn't accept commands. I think it had something to do with clicking out of turn, or too much or something.

So, yeah... 3D is cool, but the game is a buggy version of Battleship.

Score: 10

"0.3 KB"

submission: B

date: August 15, 2008

Can't believe this was done in only 0.3 KB. Amazing.

Score: 8

"Too short..."

submission: Phantom Tunes #5

date: December 27, 2007

But otherwise good. I like the overlapping, sustained notes in the sort-of dual melodies being played.