Nice

I'm not sure why everybody else seems so critical. Frankly, if you don't like cursor-avoiding course games, then don't play them; it's as simple as that. Anyways, for a mouse-avoider this is a very good one. I like that it's short, especially with the few lives that we get. But that's fine, because it is short, the fewer lives make it last a little longer. Although, I must admit, after having lost the last life, I didn't try again, but it didn't frustrate me very much because I knew it only had five levels. It looks very sleek and professional, and the music goes well with it; I'm not sure if the walls that closed in and opened out were in tune with the beat or not, but it sure seemed like it.

Overall, nice job. It's a nice, clean little short game. Props.

Downside

I would have voted for this game to be in this month's best, if there was an option to turn off lives.

I'll put it this way...

-5 points for the lack of originality used in creating a mouse-avoider game. However, +2 points for making it good, for a mouse-avoider game. You could have gotten an extra point if either it had more levels or if you switched levels 5 and 4 around, as 4 seemed harder than 5 with the way it ended.

I could have taken off more points, but it might be an early game for you, I'm not sure, considering you only have two other submissions. So, I took it at face value.

7/10 3/5

Yes

kinda hard, may be i'm just noobish at these types of games.... lol

pretty neat little game...

cool. Needs to be spiced up a bit, I think but still pretty neat.