Wasn’t expecting to get super invested in the alphabet today but here we are. Can get an F in chat for poor F?

The beginning reminds me of surreal, old-school point-and-click games (so much so that I actually double checked that it wasn’t a game). The horizon scene was beautiful and I like the way the shapes flew into position.

For some reason the Jack in the box at the end reminds me of a bank account

Hank on Hank action (I’m sorry)

So happy to see this. The kills are flashy and Tricky is somehow even more terrifying than usual. Now to watch it again in slow motion to catch all the text and background details. The clown melody showing up in the background music is an excellent touch.

Straightforward premise, cute and fun. The are a few sections where it’s hard to tell which part of the music the prompts are synced with (for me anyway). Music is nice and the way the bar tilts with the plane is cool.

A delightful game! I very much like the ability for multiple ghosts to attack at the same time; it adds an extra layer since you can opt to pick enemies off one by one or round them up and deal with them in one brawl. My only notes are the dog girl (“FIND MY DOG!”), and the mausoleum (“Save Us?”)I couldn’t tell if either of these were quests. If they were, I have no clue how to complete them.

7 Minutes and 53 seconds of absolute banger music. It has a gritty feel befitting the long, hard-fought battle against The Other Place.

And yes, cheers to another 20 years of Madness!

Definitely showing off your skills!

Excellently Funky

Beautiful color palette. The changes in the colors and lighting on the foliage creates depth in a way establishes the large scale of this jungle swamp. The little wizard disturbed the water’s surface, breaking up the reflection of the full moon. I hope they find those fireflies someday.

Does the hat bite?

I like the colors, rip fursona