Tetrominon's Comments

Remember: upgrades are a crutch. Touhou doesn't have upgrades, because Touhou is designed well enough that it doesn't need them. Cast away the crutches, and you may be surprised at how well you can actually walk.

Also, suggest adding a short (even just one second) invincibility period to the end of Werewolf mode. Several times I've transformed back and not had time to get out of the way of an obstacle.

Trying to slide under one of the market stalls makes you go "over" it halfway, then die.

Everybody, go and Google "You, After the Rain". Just trust me on this. Mwahahaha. Evil laughter? No, I have a cold. Yeah, that's just how I cough. I get that a lot. Mwahahaha.

Got the feel down pat, but it never rises above the basic genre formula. Also easy as hell. 2/5

Just because you CAN make a game, it doesn't necessarily follow that you SHOULD. I mean, in all honesty, why would anyone want to play this? There's absolutely nothing to it.

This game is not irredeemable, but that rain mechanic needs some serious work. Like, from square one.

Progress Quest owns this seven ways to Sunday.

Needs a few fixes (pretty much covered by the other comments), but an imaginative twist on an old standard.

Ended up with one hit point, hanging upside down from the barrel of a tank. Yeah, I know how to restart, but come on, that was such a perfect place to stop. Too bad about the multiplayer... oh well.

When will people learn? You just can't make these Flash games on the same scale as on a game system platform. It's like trying to cram a novel onto a dozen pages.

Too easy, too little variety in the enemies and levels, only one song and it stinks, and that diagonal-movement issue is really inexcusable.

Control feels a little like sliding on ice to me. Still, it's not bad.

Well, I'll say this: futility hasn't been this enjoyable since the last time I installed Dwarf Fortress. That song seriously stinks, though. Seriously.

Fantastic. If you'd asked me to guess the ending at any point in the game, I'd never have come up with that.

A true classic for the ages, this.

It's WoW meets Earthbound, I love it.

Really captures that 8-bit vibe. Fun, challenging, and aptly named. If only I'd taken that door...! orz

Traversing great swaths of nothing with your guns going off like a turn signal you can't switch off is not a game by any definition I recognize. On the muffin scale, this game is still dough.

Either this is a weak attempt at viral marketing, or it'll probably get removed for using the image without permission.