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Good; Next time try original!

you all seem to have great animation stylings, but I would personally prefer that you try original work rather than fanworks. However, you had a great soundtrack, and even synced your actions with it every once in a while, so that was good. Also, you showed a good knowledge of your material, how the characters moved and such, so that was nice. In short, please release your own original work, and keep it up!

Nice blending of styles

I definitely enjoyed this flash's melancholy styling: the constant rain, the rusty, squeaky light-rail train, the liberal use of cats, hobos, and the kid with the headphones from which unintelligible voices screamed tinnily. Very atmospheric, and also a nice blending of anime and traditional styles. Also, the judicious use of violence accentuated the plot without overwhelming it. Overall, a very pleasing, piquant concoction; I'm happy to see that you plan on releasing another. Good Luck!

Keepin' the series rollin' strong!

I loved the original episode, and this installment has not dissappointed me. You seem to have weathered the change in animators well, and I actually prefer the new intro. Your sound recording quality sometimes leaves a little to be desired, but you generally rolled with it, and turned it into part of the humor, especially with the hobo's cries of "BOOZE!" Also, Trever's reflexive dismemberment of the car was hilarious; his sword is his answer to everything, isn't it? And I definitely am a huge fan of the direction the plot is going. Keep up the good work!

Interface could use slight work

I love this game! I was also a big fan of your other two works, but this and "KO Fighter" were plagued by interface problems. It doesn't take much away from the game, and in more *erm* dire straights I might have played around with it long enough to figure it out precisely, but I'm not. The main problem I had was that it seemed that sometimes the 'saber wouldn't stop the object even if it was bisecting it, which was annoying, since it makes the game quite frustrating. However, on the plus side, it is quite well scripted, and your voice artist sounds lovely, not only in terms of tone, pitch, and so on, but also in terms of recording quality. I'd love to see more of these characters! Keep it up.

good, but some control problems

You were right to say that this isn't just another "snake" clone, and that's very good! I enjoyed the "wireframe" graphics, although it would be a little easier to maneuver the snake if you had a grid background to gage yourself against. Also, the timer was an interesting twist on the game, and not unpleasant, though it's a little too short at the moment. One final thing; if you could make the controls a little less "finicky" that would increase the playability of the game greatly. As it stands, I tend to go around in circles a little too much. All in all, however, a very nice game. Keep up the good work!

I hope this review was helpful!

This is pretty good

I have to admit, tentacle-porn's not really my thing, but I'm open to it, and this is a perfect example of why. This is pretty well written, animation-wise, and while as bninja said it would be nice to be able to be attacked by more than one tentacle at once, it doesn't take away from the overall appeal of the game. Also, I understand that to do this you'd have to write a lot more animation (you know, one for low-tentacle only, one for low-tentacle+mid-tentacle, etc...). As far as the audio goes, the background noise loop was an obvious loop, but it wasn't as bad as putting a repetative musical track in its place. I also liked how the moan noises were randomized. Overall, a great flash, and deserving of it's place on the mature games frontpage!