I watched
Every scene, and laughed hard every single one.
Thank you everyone who worked on this because it was epic.
Such great characters, and amazing voice acting by all. :D
Reviews for "People of Punk-o-matic 2"
Evil-Dog responds:
thanks man :)
Feeling jipped here
From that long ass intro of you going on about how much work went into them I was expecting something awesome (I know it's for a flash game but still) yeah, it's stills of people with audio over them and they occasionally change poses. Just how I feel!
Evil-Dog responds:
well try it man, write, animate, voice act and draw as many poses for 38 minutes worth of animation and let me rate it 3 saying it wasn't a lot of work.
Wasn't Punk meant to be unconventional and without borders? Well, you sure live it's spirit then.
Nice work, I especially like Augusts and Hackits Voice-acting. Could use some more animation-like features through, but this would have been impossible to make I guess. :)
Evil-Dog responds:
thanks :) the style is simplistic to be light weight in the already huge game
While I have to agree with surikat
I have to say that it was interesting, and had some very well made characters.
Evil-Dog responds:
Well the people are part of the city where you do concerts and stuff in the actual game. THEY don't have to be punk....and since when does being a punk dude means being an asshole and not talking to weird people. Besides it's just a cartoon. I wouldn't make a cartoon about being a street punk, squatting, begging for money on the street's corner, protesting and stuff...is that really what you'd like in a game or movie. It's not what I'd like, it's not to be taken so seriously.
Nice ideas but...
What does this has to do with punk? What punk would actually do these things and especially hang out with this wuss? The game was ok, but these scenes mostly just did not had anything to do with punk.
Evil-Dog responds:
It's a game, it's a cartoon, get that stick out your ass