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[Sausage Game]

This was so original and fun. The sound design was especially top notch. Loved the snacks saying their own types as a dialogue substitute, and the ambience/soundscape of a drive in was captured expertly. So many subtle nuanced touches showing how much care and love was included, even including the end cutscene and credits. I played on my iPad and that worked flawlessly. An immersive little world with memorable characters. Really nice job.

itsreddqueen responds:

Popopopopop pop pop popop! (Glad you enjoyed it!)

[Tenko's Magical Sword Quest]

This was surprisingly fun. It hooked me and I played through all 30 levels :-)

LVGames responds:

Nice you won all the levels in the demo, I'm happy to hear that!

[Adventure of Leek]

Reminded me of commander keen!

plufmot responds:

aha thanks!

[Olive's Art-Venture]

Very complete feeling. Tons of time and effort/polish put into the story/characters cutscenes, transitions, loading screens, settings, and sound (Simpsons arcade/TMNT arcade feels). Intuitive controls, notwithstanding the very innovative concept. Intense dual-hand coordination, but never unfair feeling. Pixel-perfect authenticity. I dig the idea of game design that is optimized for non-standard devices like a drawing tablet.

Stepford responds:

Thanks so much for the kind review, Nick! It means a lot coming from you! <3

[Pack Your Bags]

Gave me that weird "world moving afterwards" after-effect that I get from Guitar Hero-like games. Really fun and I got into the beat. Nice job!

jefvel responds:

Thanks!
Yeah, same thing happened to me too. At first I thought it was because of the CRT shader effect, but it was the same without it. I'm now used to being dizzy all the time while testing

[PixelGrounds]

I agree with the requests for mouse-based controls. Otherwise, really fun and a TON of content!

Pomegranite responds:

Just added mouse controls!

[Drop Cannon]

Fun and dripping with style. I liked how you introduced new gameplay elements as the levels progressed to keep interest up on what, might have been, a kind of "casual, watch the action play out" kind of game. I made it to Tulsa and died twice... will prob come back later to try for Seattle :-)

My only criticism is that the explosion sprite looked a little phoned in, but that is a very MINOR criticism!

Edit: I'm referring to the explosion when you hit one of the drones in the factory. Looks like it might have been carried over from the small-size on the battle field, but looks blocky/unfinished when enlarged?

TomFulp responds:

Ah are you thinking of the explosion when a car explodes in the factory? It's smaller than the larger vehicles which I should try tinkering with... I get worried about causing more slowdown with it too though but would probably be fine.

[The Fancy Pants Adventures: World 4 part 1]

<3'd it (as usual)! Is this release related to the release on mobile? Thanks you for the obvious amounts of love you put into this.

DrNeroCF responds:

Yep! World 4 is the online release of Super Fancy Pants, like World 3 was the online version of tFPA on consoles. It's just big enough that I think breaking it into parts makes sense.

[Taako Dress Up]

Now that I know who Taako is, this makes a lot more sense!

opalescentquartz responds:

context is important

[Hack and PAM]

Is gud. Did you use bitmap data??!!?!!?!?!!

opalescentquartz responds:

y yes i did