Score: 8

"Lacked a bit of variety"

submission: Crush the Castle

date: May 11, 2009

I know this is called Crush the Castle, but the game lacked a bit of variety, all that it is is it gets with bigger and bigger variations of the small rocks except for the bombs. I have an idea where if you decide to make a sequel, instead of just single and trios of the rocks and bombs, you add stuff like arrow barrels where upon launching, doesn't topple the walls, but instead arches over raining dozens of them upon the inhabitants. It's just an idea though, I still enjoyed playing it

Score: 10

"*applauds*"

submission: : Door Holding :

date: July 23, 2008

Yes, thank you for saying such wisdom! I had a similar problem with feministic bitches. When I was holding the door open for one, she got in my face saying that she doesn't need a man to open the door for her. My answer, "Alright, bitch. When you feel good and ready. Open the door then. I have no business holding it open for a cunt." and I forcibly slammed the door in her face and walked away. Once again, the Lord and Master Foamy spoke pure gold.

Score: 6

"meh"

submission: Primal Defence

date: July 17, 2008

It was ok, but in my opinion, it didn't really do anything to set it apart. The gameplay got repetitive, the balancing of the weapons are a bit broken, and there's nothing really to differenciate between them. Here's an idea if you decide to make another one of these. I think you should have the projectiles each have different abilities, like the first one has the rapid fire, but doesn't do much damage, the second one sets a small patch of the land on fire for a limited time so that when the enemies walk across it, they recieve damage. The Ice arrow has the ability to freeze the enemies and doubles damage on the next shot, the spear has penetration so that when it lands a hit, it passes the enemy through and hits the one behind it, and the bomb has splash damage.

Score: 10

"A nod to a great series"

submission: Rock'n Temple || Zelda 2

date: August 20, 2007

Awesome audio man. A nod to a great series that helped shape RPG games as we know it. That and Final Fantasy.

Score: 8

"Nice adaptation to a classic theme"

submission: Temple of Time to Dance

date: July 8, 2007

Nice adaptation to a theme from OoT. It would be good for a rhythm game, or a futuristic LoZ flash, but that's about it.