Score: 6

"not bad"

submission: Theo's Erben: Episode 1

date: March 30, 2005

Hope to see more from you.
The music at the beginning sounds strangely familiar.

Score: 6

"I like this alot"

submission: Walkcycles

date: March 21, 2005

This, or something like it, would be a nice addition to the tutorial
section. If you could modify this to make it an explicit tutorial,
that would be even better.

Score: 5

"not bad"

submission: Stop the world

date: March 8, 2005

background music would be a nice addition.

Score: 6

"nice debut"

submission: White and Black

date: February 21, 2005

You've got promise.

Score: 9

"good job"

submission: Interactive Buddy v.1.01

date: February 10, 2005

This is sooooooo much better than some of the stuff i've seen
lately. It deserves every 5 that it gets.

Score: 5

"suggestion...."

submission: Dancing Pig

date: January 30, 2005

This would have worked better as an interactive game than a
movie. Can you set this up so that the view can choose which
move the pig uses?

Score: 8

"quite good."

submission: Bunnykill

date: January 9, 2005

about the only thing i can think of that would make it more fun
would be to have made some easter eggs (e.g. let the viewer pick
an apple from the tree and throw it at one of the characters, have
the character react if it gets hit by the apple).

Score: 5

"ok, but...."

submission: ClogBot

date: January 6, 2005

On the whole OK, and the change of gags with each replay is
different, but the transition from one scene to the next is at times
very choppy. A day in the life of a robot plumber might also be
a tad more interesting to watch if it was a bit longer so as to
allow better plot development.

Score: 6

"ok"

submission: Travel - Tropical

date: December 21, 2004

Nice pictures, nice change of pace from the badly drawn gore often
seen in the portal, but it would be nicer if a person could do more
than simply look around. Also, the script that links the mouse
movement to the movement of the picture (to give the sensation
of looking around) is the exact opposite of what one would expect.
If i send the mouse cursor to the top of the stage, i expect to have
the picture move in a way that suggests i'm looking UP, not down.
Likewise, when i move the cursor to the right, it would be more
natural to have the game make the scene shift as if one is looking
to the right, not to the left.

But other than that, there doesn't appear to be any other bugs.

Score: 8

"schoen"

submission: Saddam on a Mission

date: November 27, 2004

Es gefaellt mir.