Something New for Once
This looks really nice and is inventive in terms of gameplay. The sound is a little off, but it's not that important.
I had a little trouble with a couple of the buttons and prompts, including the quit function. The only other big prblem is the reward is a little lacking. It's a nice short game that looks really wonderful and has excellent presentation values, but the details bring it down a couple of notches.
The button for quitting would have worked or rather should have worked, but for some reason the type of function I was trying to use was blocked on NG.
Most people also find the reward to be hilarious, I know I did/ still do.
Thanks for the postive review.
pretty cool duuude
I for one really enjoyed playing this, and considering you made it in like a week, I'm impresed with all of the 3D animation you were able to squeeze in there, and better yet it looked GOOD! hahah. Also, the idea was really simple but you made it very enjoyable for such a small-scale game. I enjoyed having a peek around the house, finding out the codes and playing the mini-games. Very nice work dude, enjoyable stuff :D
Marcus, you bastard, I thought we were friends, where are all my 10s.
Dude, disowned. :P
pretty good
that was a pretty good game, short and simple, though i would like to see a longer and maybe a bit tougher version in the future.
p.s. i liked the pill looking thing it was different
I may make another version in the future. This wans't intened to be hard, it was just something to show what I can do in flash.
lol
lol! i won =)...wel..you really cant lose...but i got the pass easily anywayz =) and it wont let me quit when i click yes lol
This wasn't really made for winning/losing. I'd actually be surprised if you couldn't find the password. It is just supposed to be a little time killer.
As for not being able to quit, read my responses to the other reviews.
Not bad
Not bad. One bug: when you try to leave, it asks you if you are sure and the [yes] button does not do anything. So, technically you cant leave!
This was actually made to run straight off the file not embedded in a webpage, so I had to change some things, I thought I had fixed it. Turns out NG doesn't allow the running of JS commands.
Thanks for finding that.