Score: 9

"This is so close to perfection!"

submission: FPA: World 2

date: January 28, 2008

I dislike stick figures, I really do. As soon as I see a stick figure I get the impression that the author is just trying to take shortcuts.

Yet you make it work so well, that tiny touch of hair (and the PANTS!) make such a difference! Not to mention that you have so many tiny details that make up for a great whole. I mean, I just noticed that when I keep the snail shell up in the air you actually added a tiny counter for it! That made me smile.

My ONLY criticism for this is that I wish the character had some flesh on those sticks, and something besides an empty loop as a head. Since you've already shown to us what great and fluid animation you can muster, surely this wouldn't be a problem.

That being said, I know there are plenty of people who enjoy the idea of stick figures, and as far as I'm concerned you are by far the best stick figure game author at this point in time.

There's plenty to do, the game's got style, but over all - this game is FUN - and that's where its real beauty lies.

Well done, sir. I feel my time playing this was very well spent, and I hope you feel your time creating it was as well.

Score: 8

"It feels familiar, somehow..."

submission: PALADIN: the Game

date: January 18, 2008

...but in a good way!

It's obvious that you've been influenced by games you enjoy yourself, and that's usually a good way to go (quite unavoidable too). A lot of time and effort have been put into the story, the voice work, the music, your art, the scripting, well, everything! And it's executed quite nicely too!

The problem is, that with all these things going on I couldn't play the game smoothly even on low quality (and my computer isn't THAT slow!). After beating the game I wanted to play through it again, but I actually died at the dogs in the cellar and so I lost interest.

The rewards didn't feel worth the effort of going through all that again (those archers were so cheap =P), but it was a nice bonus nonetheless.

Looking forward to see what's next from Jazza Studios. Thanks for a nice gaming session, time well spent!

Score: 6

"Looking forward to the finished product."

submission: Dead Frontier Night Three

date: January 18, 2008

First of all let me just say that I think it was well scripted, there are some great textures and animating going on here as well. This has a lot of potential!

I found myself bored waaay before I reached the helicopter pad, however. I forced myself through those nine minutes to see what else the demo had to offer. It will be interesting to see where you'll take this game, (can't imagine how this will work online) I'll be looking forward to it.

In closing; for a zombie shooter, it's not as satisfying to shoot zombies as it should be! I think it might be the sound, the guns feel...weak. If I play this too long I might get a seizure or something, damn, those flashing lights are killer!

Score: 10

"Finally."

submission: Sonny

date: December 28, 2007

I've been watching this game and the engine evolve for these past few months, and it's finally complete! Congratulations on a job well done!

My only complaint is that the (otherwise excellent) voice-acting is slightly out of sync with the text, the rest is just gorgeous.

Can't wait to see the next step after this.

Score: 10

"I'm impressed"

submission: Renaissance

date: December 22, 2004

A wonderful piece, to be sure. Good choice of music, well thought out camera angles, scenery, concept. The symbolism caught my attention especially. I very much enjoyed watching this. You've got style, and this was time well spent.

Keep animating.

Score: 1

"4000 kb of useless animation"

submission: Bioweapon

date: October 11, 2004

I've seen the making of a real time strategy game in flash, with a total size of 1200 kb.

Watching this movie, all I can say is that you need to work on style, animation and keeping your filesize lower - 4000 kb just for a tiny metal ball awkwardly expanding into a poorly designed mega weapon was definetely not worth my time.

I gave you one point in graphics, because it's not a blank page you're showing..but you could have put alot more effort into this.

Keep trying.

Score: 10

"Your animating rules this planet"

submission: Rockman Neo

date: September 3, 2003

I remember watching this for the first time, oh so long ago...=P
This will never leave the top 50.
The animating is inspiring.

Score: 7

"Sprites =("

submission: Rise of the MK: Part 1

date: September 3, 2003

I'm not very fond of Sprite-based animating, but this is good nonetheless. Can't wait for no 2.

Score: 9

"Greatness"

submission: FF Tribute - Chocobo Mix

date: September 3, 2003

Very nice animating style. As usual.
The part with Selphie actually made me laugh out loud :D
Nice work!

Score: 9

"Superb animation!"

submission: Freak : Prelude (Ep. 1)

date: September 3, 2003

I was really impressed by the fluid movements of your characters and the great attention to detail.
The only thing that bothered me was that annoying voice of the main character. It didn't suit the mood of the movie at all.
Great work! Hope you'll continue on with this.