Good art, but none of the minigames are really fun, original, or particullary well made, especially the Gameman game, which is extremely buggy. You also restart from the beginning when you lose/win any minigame, and you can replay minigames again after you beat them and it still tells you that you earned a piece of the B. When you get hit by a bomb, there is no hit animation or any sign you took damage, or even a health bar telling you how many hits you can take. The whole thing just kind of feels like you didn't give a shit and made it in a rush.

The graphics were really good, but the gameboy part glitched a ton, and you'd always go through the walls and bounce around. Near the end of it, I went far into a wall and then disappeared off screen, so when it got to the end I had to quit. Also it's annoying that you have to start back at the same spot, and not where you started the minigame, like someone else said.

The game was a lot a fun, and the art was the best part, :)

First of all, I think its really odd that after every minigame finishes, you start back at the same place. Secondly, the bombs in the clock falling minigame doesnt do anything. give yourself a health bar or at least stun him for a while.

I really like the idea of a Clock platformer where you must rescue missing pieces of B. The art is beautiful in this game, and the music goes well with the dark feeling now that B is missing. The game seemed quite buggy though. When I went through the Instructions, when the intro movie started most of my screen went white and I couldn't see all of the play field. I restarted, didn't go through the tutorial and everything worked fine.

When I played Orange's gameboy, my red square disappeared and nothing happened. Also, it's quite annoying that you have to go back to the beginning every time you leave a building and such.

A good game, but a little buggy. Hope to see achievements soon!

I was impressed by this game, but I did come across a few problems. One problem was it seemed like whenever I played the GameMan, my square would disappear and I would have to restart, it got annoying. I also didn't like how you are instantly teleported back to the middle of town. Those were the only problems I had, aside from that, I liked the game a lot, one of the best adventure games I've played.

I like the plot of the story, and your animation style looked cool. The way you animated Strawberry Clock was really innovative and creative. The controls were a tad confusing a times, but I thought they were pretty smooth overall. The music fit the game perfectly too. Way to go Will, you did a good job on this game, just work out some of the kinks and you've struck gold. Have a wonderful Clock Day and keep up the good work!