Score: 6

"Good for a first try"

submission: kill all monsters TD

date: November 29, 2009

Some pointers you might want to consider:
1. The Cannon Tower is definitely overpowered; you might want to consider making it's upgrades more expensive, or lowering the damage.
2. The Poison Tower is underpowered. For later games it would be a good idea to make it a slower tower that can dish out high damage but at slow speed.
3. You had a lot of different colored enemies, but you didn't incorporate the differences. Most TD's have enemies of different elements that are either immune or weaker to certain towers, so that would be another idea to consider.
4. You might want to add peripherals such as a difficulty system, a "Send next wave" button and perhaps include different tracks for variety.

Beside these points, it was a good way to spend 5 minutes

Score: 8

"Great game and all but..."

submission: Ricochet Kills

date: August 27, 2009

It does get a bit tedious after awhile; even though the bouncing bullet does add an original element to the game. Is it just me though, or does the in-game song sound ALOT like "Love her Madly" by The Doors...

Score: 10

"Excellent study on the character of man"

submission: Gray

date: May 16, 2009

It seems to me that this game represents the ease in which we as humans change our ideas and our beliefs. Every movement, whether it be literary, political, or social, begins with a single person, and with that single person, the different forms of media (including word of mouth, as shown in the game) present in society allow for the spread of a particular idea until it is accepted. Then, when we believe an idea is proven fact and undisputable, another who goes against the current of belief comes along and the entire process begins anew.

Score: 9

"A song to let go..."

submission: GrapeDiggers - Square Moon

date: November 11, 2008

If there ever was a song to just lie back and let go of everything that bothers you, this would be it.

Score: 10

"I bow down to your Father..."

submission: Revelation.

date: October 19, 2007

If there is a definition for an epic instrumental rock orchestral piece, I'm sure this takes the cake. A flawless incorporation of organs and guitar; it creaates a somber setting yet inspiring at the same time. Kudos to you and your father.

Score: 10

"Reaching towards a Flamenco side, I see"

submission: Sanctimonious

date: October 13, 2007

I've said it before, you are an eclectic one. You change as the wind does, one cannot caterogize you into any specific genre. Considering your last response I'd have to say this song comes togheter nicely. While I may not be a musician, I have a friend who is and I know of the toil they endure. The anxiety to see the reviews is one of the greatest emotions I have seen. For this I say onto you: If you were not a disembodied name to me I'd bow at your feet sir. Continue the good fight.