This was a pretty fun demo. It took me a while to figure out exactly how to wall jump, but I think I've got it now. A few tips/pointers in the readme would be nice to get started. I'm not sure if this is how it was supposed to be, but the version I downloaded had no levels. Levels would have made this game really cool, and adding hazards like spikes and stuff. I'm looking forward to this game being completed, and I hope that you're going to continue this, Freyaday?

This game was pretty fun to play. However, I beat the whole thing in like two minutes. No offense, but the levels were really easy.  . So yeah. More and harder levels, and possibly smooth scrolling would really make this puzzle game stand out, a lot. As in Freyaday's case, this has potential, so I again hope that you will continue development on this game.

Not my best work, I'll admit. I actually didn't know about the contest until exactly two weeks before submissions were due, so I just kind of thought, what the heck, why not. Anyways, it's my first platform game, and I'm planning on making a sequel that's hopefully loads better. Currently, though, Spacky Emprise is basically just another platformer. However, there is one thing in here that I'm proud of, and that I was disappointed that I didn't see in any other games - variable-height jumping. This is basically the concept that if you barely tap the jump button, you go about 1 millimeter off the ground, and the longer you hold down the button, the higher you jump. Just a nice little feature I kinda hoped to see in other games, but didn't

Sigh....this game was so close to being my vote. It's an awesome platform adventure game, I love the goldilock physics (not too much, not too little, unlike those games *cough* Tag *cough* where you barely tap left and you go across half the screen), but I have one main issue. In an adventure game of any kind, be it platformer, rpg, fps, or anything else like that, there should never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, be a point where you have to start over the entire game. In AXLE, I got to the third stage, Pipeline Plummet, and then died, and got sent back to the first stage. After that I put it down, because even though it was fun, it was too epic to recreate the experience. Kind of like if you're watching LOTR, and you fall asleep halfway through, when you wake up, you don't want to start over the entire movie. You want to start halfway through. If that one annoyance was fixed, this game would've probably won it for me.

This was pretty nice. I'm disappointed that it's not going to be continued, because it clearly has potential. I side with SirCmpwn about the whole entire-line-disappearing-when-it's-only-half-off-the-screen thing. I hope that even though Deep Thought isn't continuing it, someone will step up and complete the game.

This game, like AXLE, could have also been great. I love the graphics, the gameplay, and the level design is nice if a little hard. However I have two problems, one isn't very big but the other is gigantic. The small problem: Come on. He's supposed to be a ninja. Why can't he do backflips and stuff ? Seriously though, that would have been pretty freaking awesome. The big problem: This game is really, really, buggy. Weird things happen at arbitrary parts in the levels. The screen randomly wigs out, and I get the feeling that the pointer to the current level gets messed up or something. Anyways, it was really disappointing and made me want to stop playing. This game cleared my RAM three times, and one of those times, I had to pop a battery.

Wow. This game was pretty much the quintessential platform puzzle game. Great concept, however, this game has it's own share of problems, the most promiment of these being the difficulty of the game. I had to stop at level 8 because it was just too hard. I thought I figured out about how to do it, but after attempting the level for about fifteen minutes I just got sick of it. Another big problem is the physics. There's a point where it's just too much. Too often, I would try and inch to the left but go flying into those spike things that make you blow up (which was hilarious, btw, but only to a point) In spite of these problems, this game was well done and gets my vote for the contest.

No comment. Title says it all. This game put a smile on my face .

I didn't really get this game. The graphics were great, but seeing as I haven't played the flash game and the readme was not very helpful, I didn't understand how to play. Here's what I perceived from level one: You're the little guy bobbing up and down and you can move around and push blocks and stuff. If you step in front of a laser, you get zapped and die. I think the goal was to collect all those battery-looking things, but after I did that strange things started happening and I had to stop playing. I tried to get into it, but couldn't because nothing made sense to me.