Score: 10

"The first great flash from Weebl!"

submission: Walk in the Woods

date: March 28, 2008

When I clicked on this and I realized it was made by you, I almost went back to watch something else. I've seen your other toons, like Weebl and Bob, Kenya, and Badger Badger, and I've hated them all. However, since it is the highest rated thing on Newgrounds, I decided to watch. I'm glad I did. I didn't laugh, but I still think that it is one fine piece of flash media.

Now why can't you make flashes like this instead of two retarded aggs shooting the breeze?

Score: 10

"Awesome!"

submission: SHIFT 2

date: March 24, 2008

I have to say, I like your styles. The gameplay was smooth (when intended), the level design and concept was original, and the comments written on the walls kept the game interesting. The cc is a lie.

Score: 7

"Good Job"

submission: Cibe's World- Drums

date: March 24, 2008

You did a pretty good job on this flash. The drumming and lip-synch were fairly fluid, the art was tight, and the flash was funny. However, it seemed like you were whispering into the microphone when you did the voices. I can't wait to see more from you.

Score: 8

"Not bad!"

submission: TT: 003 Ten Ways Pack 01

date: March 18, 2008

You guys did a stand-up job on this. The animation was fluid and your humor was good and bountiful. The only problem is that you seemed to run out of ideas once you had gotten up to seven deaths. Other than that, this was a pretty solid flash.

Score: 7

"Good game, bad concept"

submission: Wulfgar

date: March 3, 2008

I'll have to admit that this could have been a great game. The art and graphics of the game were phenomenal and reminiscent of Alien Homonid. The music was well chosen, and it took a long time to get sick of it. The enemy design was original and clever, and the backgrounds were eye-pleasing.

What I didn't like was the fact that it was simply one of those "kill everything" games. Flash games where you simply drop into a combat zone and kill bad guys until the boss level have been done to death. Also, the game's premise is boringly a member of the "save the princess/your wife/your girlfriend" genre.

Score: 9

"Good Job!"

submission: Draw-Play

date: March 2, 2008

This flash... what can I say? It's original (as far as I know) and inventive. The learning curve was satisfactory, and its rating is well deserved. By only grouse, and the reason for the 9/10, is that the music was irritating and repetitive, with no way to turn it off.

Besides that, though, Good job.

Score: 4

"Fairly good, but needs a bit of work"

submission: The Commanders Sister

date: March 2, 2008

I'm sorry, but despite the enormous potential you guys had, the game did not fly with me. As a big fan of tower defense games, I find that having to scroll through the entire battlefield constantly to be a bit of a peeve.

The graphics were indisputably well-rendered, but were spoiled by using human actors. Mixed media does not bode well in flash. I would have at least traced the people with photoshop or illustrator first.

In addition, wrapping a tedious storyline around the game, even though there is the option to skip through it, really puts a roadblock in the enjoyability of it. Also, if you wish to tie in a text-based plot, you should make sure that there are no spelling or grammatical errors. I see one right in the title! The poor syntax deferrs the hard work you have obviously put into this flash game.

It may have been just me, but the enemies were overpowered. I hated the fact that I had to repair my turrets, which drained more of the fun from the game. I wasn't too nettled about the playability, so I won't whine about it any more.

In short, good effort, but you shot yourself in the foot, using spelling mistakes and a high learning curve as ammo.