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Jun 7, 2013 | 8:28 AM EDT
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  • Weekly 5th Place June 12, 2013

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Three buttons send you to parts of the animation. Enjoy figuring out how these 3 parts might connect.

10/10 -Gamespot

Reviews


MAKOMEGAMAKOMEGA

Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 day ago

me are the blob and the death represents the debts of my life



MrNintendoN00bMrNintendoN00b

Rated 3.5 / 5 stars 2 days ago

That thing in the cloak with the mask looks like one of the characters from Pustota.



serpxserpx

Rated 5 / 5 stars 3 days ago

Thanks for this. I come here casually, and wow your creativity really brings a lot to this site. I haven't had a flash like that make me think for years, or perhaps ever. That was really fun, and I'm excited to see what else your brain brings to the table. Again, very creative, and very refreshing.


test-object responds:

Thanks serpx <3


Latimew333Latimew333

Rated 4.5 / 5 stars 3 days ago

Great animation, great sounds and music. Just one small thing, there is a noticeable break in the loop of the background sound of the menu.


test-object responds:

Mh, I'd fix it, but I don't know if it's worth bugging the NG staff for updating it.

Either way, thanks, I'll see what I'll do :)


Blueblue42Blueblue42

Rated 5 / 5 stars 3 days ago

Amazing sound quality, excellent fluidity of each animation, and something to think about. My guess is that it's a comment on religion? My reasoning comes from the topics of each animation. The left-most animation features a deity, the center involves wishing, and the right-most is about death. In a sense, they're chronological- a blob finds belief in a deity to explain the change of season. Then, s/he/it comes down on hard times, so it tries to make wishes (or prayers, if you will). Once the blob has died, it discovers that the god it once believed in does not respond to its cries, and is left in a sort of purgatory. Or, you could have simply had these three topics in mind for the animation, and wanted your viewers to interpret the video freely.


test-object responds:

More or less the latter but your interpretation is pretty amazing :D