Score: 5

"Glitchy"

submission: Mr.Danger

date: January 25, 2006

Collisions need to be worked on. At times the character seems to just ignore the fact that there's something beneath him.

Score: 5

"FUN and found a glitch."

submission: Defend Your Temple

date: January 7, 2006

When playing, hold down the fire button. Right click to bring up the menu, while still holding the fire button. Then left click on settings. When the settings menu comes up, click on close. Your gun should now fire automatically without you having to press the fire button. If you left-click or beat the level, you'll have to do the process over again.

Score: 5

"Mediocre"

submission: BUMs: Back to School

date: November 16, 2005

It started out as a game that looked like it had great potential. Don't get me wrong, it does have potential.

I think the collision detection and/or the character's jumping needs to be improved. There were times when fighting the Taco Boss that it looked like I jumped on the platform, but just fell straight through. Also, the small sliding after jumping was a bit annoying.

The fact that a small rat could injure the character suggests to me that he's a bit of a whimp.

I found the game to be mildly amusing and lost interest before completing it.

Score: 5

"Needs Some Work"

submission: Rainbowsphere

date: September 15, 2005

The collision detection needs some improvement.

Score: 9

"Found a bug."

submission: Dad 'n Me

date: September 4, 2005

When you first meet Wilbur (the bully), if you interupt the sequence of him beating the kid by throwing the propane tank, your character becomes frozen. So far the only way I have found to move again is to restart the game.

Score: 2

"Stupid"

submission: Tom Cruise Gets Wet!

date: June 29, 2005

Seems so obvious that lesser people would find Tom Cruise (or anybody) being squirted by water funny. I'm sure if the average person were squirted while going to a movie premiere, they would respond quite the same. It's a rather insulting occassion, similar to being spat upon. Therefore his response was warranted. This submission is more annoying than anything else.