Score: 1

"what a silly game"

submission: Bloody Beetroots

date: March 29, 2009

you get one star because I thought it was kind of funny, but it's barely playable and after a while the beatbox music you put on there is annoying

Score: 10

"this is very religiously symbolic"

submission: Animals

date: March 29, 2009

the scenes in red are the present, and the black and white with the old sounding music are the events that led up to the present, please tell me if I am correct at all Tom Brush,
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I believe the man is an evangolist or a pastor, or both, annd the clues I have for that is him going to a door with "are you good enough" pamplets, and another scene with him at a pulpit with 3 crosses behind him.
I also believe that he lost someone he was intimately in love with. The reason I believe that is because they were having some kind of service and there was a body laying there, he was leaning over it and shed a tear, and the scene after it showed a ring not being worn. Then, he walks away from a cross tilting, representing the grave site.
Right after he killed himself via jumping off a bridge.
Where he is in the red scenes represents purgatory, where people await judgement and the tower structure, or as you call the elevator scene, represented 2 roads. 1 to heaven, the other to hell. The upard arrow represents heaven beause the path to heaven is narrow according to the bible. The three downward arrows lead to hell for obvious inverse reasons.
Perhaps the moral is that he wanted to be with his lover in heaven.
Anyways, feel free to send me a message telling me whether or not I am correct, because I would like to know.

Score: 10

"lol challenging"

submission: Game of Disorientation

date: March 29, 2009

the worst problem for me is the judgement of distance between spikes, and I really didn't like those clones that followed you when you're trying to time your guillotine runs