There is a lot of substance and refinement in this piece. It indicates a definite script, decent level of production value... and a vision (narrative) of a possible future.

Well fuckin shitballs, that's enough for me - get on board, or git wrecked, commie scum!!1

This was very well put together, visually, sound-wise and the script. Kudos to the cast and composer, too. (I'll take Chris Hurn over Hans Zimmer or Junkie XL any day.) Bravo!

It's the kind of project that makes me wish I was part of it.

Thrilling and engaging! Criminally underrated- this only got Daily 3rd? Are we out of our minds!? Excellent perfomance from the full voice cast, every shot was competently framed. It moves right along, with good pacing and a realized respect for real-world military operations, that summarizes and grounds the actions of these characters close to reality.

The models looked great, I loved the green lighting from the radar operators, and no particular detail really stood out as incorrect for me. This was like an achievable test pilot for a much broader concept, and I want to know what happens when you and your team get the budget / time to flesh out what a war between the Soviets and Kiwis would look like.

Chris Hurn knocked it out of the park with that score, the production value is either amazing or a it's just a stark quality whiplash after I've been drawing stick figures and watching kids figure out how Madness rigs move in flash all day.

...When's the continuation!? Daily 3rd...You can do WAY better than that!

This is very well produced. Graphics, animation, and music all seem professionally done. There might be a tiny bit of room for improvement in making the voice acting sound a little less stiff and scripted and a little more fluid and natural, but that's a pretty minor critique considering how impressive the overall production value is.