Imaginer's Reviews

[Bunnykill 5 Part 2]

When I saw it was out... YYYYEEESSS!!

Ha ha ha yes! I remember a time when I was constantly browsing around here looking for the sequel to the third bunnykill episode. This stuff just keeps getting better and better; hectic, violent, kick ass and as always amping up the amount of enemies and ways to kill them. Your characters are definitely starting to develop and your new idea's and themes are always worth waiting for.
I look forward to your next submission, and btw, FFFKING AWESOME JOB!!!

[These Robotic Hearts of Mine]

Made me emotional.

Seriously. Angry, sad, excited and that awesome feeling you get when those gears start spinning. I have to say it was definitly TOUGH. More than likely because I spent all night and day on it, toying around endlessly with those gears. For such a simple story, it kept me immersed, and at the very end for some reason (most likely my lack of sleep) I got a bit emotional by the sad ending, and that slow moving gear.
It did get a bit monotonous in terms of gameplay, but it was a unique field of gameplay, being more of an interactive story than just a game, having a seperate yet relevant connection between the two, meshed together like gears I would say. Very smart, creative, definitly worth a good number, five stars and the twenty three hours of my time I geared down on it.
Now back to my life, before I find another game around here to consume myself in...
Gears.

[Bullet Audyssey]

Very entertaining and worthwhile

Incredibly fun, sleek and sexy graphics and interesting concept, music was great, I enjoyed most of it and loved how it branched out to different styles, I found myself also anticipating each level and enemy, curious to see what tricks would get thrown at me. My only issues with this game was the repetition of the music, which is fine because making twenty songs for this or more is just ridiculous, and they were arranged to give a changing feel to it so it wasn't that bad. My last issue was the final boss, which was very fun and challenging, but I felt that perhaps a final battle song would have put the cherry on the top.
Regardless, you have my respect for this game. Well done, I thoroughly enjoyed every note, bullet and level.

[A Travellers Tale]

This moved me.

The title of this song caught my attention. I do alot of running around in the forests and hills around where I live, and I do alot of biking around down old country roads and trails no one ventures anymore. Closing my eyes and hearing the soft transitions of the piano, the emotions and images of memories came flowing by like a formless, timeless slideshow. I could see a traveller walking down roads, gazing off of bridges, navigating between mountains on trails, meeting people in villages and by campfires. Music like this may not be mainstream anymore, it doesn't entice the body to move and react to a solid beat. But music like this does something that most music lacks these days; it entices the mind to think, the heart to feel and the soul to shine.
Definitely worth all my appreciation, coming from a fan of trance and chiptune. Well done.

MarkySpark responds:

thank you, very much.

[8-bit Final Stage 2]

Powerful and awesome.

Sounds way better than the crap I'm used on other chiptune oriented sites. Excellent job.