But for an interactive game, you sure did make it as user-unfriendly as possible... the mouse-over instruction button was unnesicary, you could have just made an instructions "screen" that you could click to go to... and the user interface of clicky buttons was basically... you get killed, you click "Try once more?", then you kill the enemy. Same every time... no skill involved.

If it were ME making this game, I would have done some sort of "bust-a-groove" style interface, much like the first level of Pimps Quest, where you press one of 'X' amount of buttons according to what shows up on screen. Rather than clicking.

But the graphics were great - the animation was sloppy to compensate, and which, as a Flash artist myself - I definately understand. The more work you spend on graphical content, the less time you have to do the animation, and vice versa - hence the majority of really smooth animations being crappy stick-figure movies. But this was a good concept, well done

I like the idea of doing a Homer game. He was drawn nice. The interactivity style was kind of unusual, having to click on a donut to kill the bad guy. Was there a donut next to strawberry? I couldn't get past strawberry. Keep it up.

For one, Homer is too stupid to kill anybody. For two, this was just bad. Your background didn't change, everyone died the same way and the ways Homer died didn't make any sense at all (was that a pretzel the lego man used to knock off Homer's torso?). Although the sound bites were decent, you should really come up with your own character to annihilate the portal characters with.

Awww, honey honey, ohhh, suga suga!

i must get that audio!!!!
suger doot do doo doot!!!!!

oh and forget that guy before me breaking copyright is wat ng's is about.....::cough:: ::cough::
wait....wait i mean ng's is all about internet freedom of speech.....

...and release of anger toward ppl that obviously dont deserve it.....

oh and the question mark of doom compliments you on the blood!!1