Having developed with Unity before, I feel like its security sandbox is no more or less prone to developer abuse than Flash has been throughout the years. Details here: http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/SecuritySandbox.html

Unfortunately, some antivirus manufacturers currently report a false positive when the Unity Web Player tries to load, and browser penetration is currently much lower than Flash.

Having said that, how did you even get Newgrounds to host a .unity file? Some sort of flash frontend around an HTML wrapper around the Unity Webplayer? While I feel that Unity is a superior plugin for web-based 3D games, circumventing Tom's decision not to host Unity files here feels vaguely subversive. Whatever Tom's reasoning, he's chosen not to host unity files while a bunch of other web game portals choose to allow them. Circumventing that policy feels like a dick move.

In any case, I couldn't get the Unity webplayer to load in Firefox with NoScript, because I don't know what domain name is hosting the Unity webplayer file. It's not exposed in the HTML, so NoScript doesn't offer me the option to whitelist it.

Bottom line: Content did not load. Zero stars.

we Don't accept programs here that require unity to play. You should never EVER EvERRR use unity to distribute a game. especially when the download package is known to have viruses. get blammed.

HOLY SHIT MAN THIS IS INCREDIBLE. Iv'e never seen anything like it on here. Totally worth the download and 30 minute wait time! Oh, and this is more of a game than a movie. You should have given instructions about walking around and such. But I bet you can make some kickass games with this.