Interesting in the least!

Well I don't really know what to say. This game is a VERY interesting piece of work. I'm not really sure what to criticize though, or how because of it's uniqueness - but I felt I had to write SOMETHING mostly just to encourage you to improve or make more games. I did find the game quite hard as enemies spawned pretty fast. I agree with Gaiacarra on mots points but especially regarding the hit detection. Perhaps try and make a snap-to-enemy kind of system for the cursor so one would be sure he's actually hitting something and not just magicking the air. Making things perhaps stick out a little more from the background (as in point and click games and searching games) mind help as well. I mostly wasn't sure as to exactly what point on the man's head kept his sanity... I also wasn't sure what the cursor was supposed to be, and angel, fairy? Or perhaps this is intentional... Many points for originality and mood, though the graphics and menus could be improved, their good for a start.
Hope to see more from you soon!

lol

not my type of game and i found it slightly annoying but i gave u extra marks for the instructions.....

'' if it shoots white its harmless'' made me rofl <3

Problems.

I really love your game. I love the claustrophobic, morbid atmosphere, I love the game-play ideas, everything. Here's the problems.

Hit detection. What the fuck. Half the time nothing would happen when my magic pulsed, even though the cursor was right beside a scorpion or a line of ants or whatever (incidentally, how did those ants manage to build a tunnel through the air?). The second problem is the oxygen. How do I stop it going down? I tried pulsing magic around the guys mouth, but uh... nothing happened. Either I was doing something wrong (maybe you have to pulse just as he breathes in...?) or it's another hit-detection glitch. If it weren't for the hit-detection glitches I probably would have just chalked it up to a steep difficulty curve and not complained about it at all.

Now, I like the very Spartan attitude the game has towards its players: give them the basics and then leave them to figure the rest out for themselves. And I have a kind of a paradoxical opinion on it. On the one hand, I felt there was too much of that: the instructions page left me feeling kind of perplexed, probably because it never explicitly said what the magic pulses were for. But at the same time, I want MORE of that feeling of isolation and helplessness. I don't know how you could do that though, it would probably have to be an atmospheric thing with the sound or the graphics.

Which brings me to the graphics. They do their job: they're not horribly bad. But they don't do justice to a game like this. My advice is that if you made a sequel, to collaborate with someone who knows how to make really cool, stylized graphics.

Overall, I fucking love your game, but it needs a little extra polish and some glitch-fixing. I was going to give you seven, but fuck it, this sort of thing needs to be encouraged on Newgrounds. 8/10 | 4/5.

what?

Good concept. But i dont get it. its too hard