Mane, this junt right here FIRE fire. The density of the content was intense. It's hard to hold my attention for more than 3 minutes, and I was in for the whole 20. Very Felix the Cat vibes. The pixel work was *chef's kiss*. This must have taken forever to make with how complex it is.

Absolutely amazing work. Definitely at the top of your game. I'm so glad I snooped around and checked up on this.

This was masterful; combining elements of multiple forms of media while at the same time being open and vulnerable about the honest processes behind the creation of the legend. Maybe I haven't been following you as a creator close enough. Keep pumping out content like this and I'll keep watching.

A little slow, but very charming. I liked the calming pace. It took me a minute to figure out how navigating the wind works. You have to be patient, which is not a quality associated with games. There were ways to lose, but they were somewhat difficult if you were paying any kind of attenttion. It felt almost like an idle game. Moving along with the wind felt a little grindy.

Still, very innovative and I could enjoy a game with this mechanic if it was more engaging.

Surprisingly high replay value. A bit of a perfect browser game, cuts straight to the point. Way more payoff to effort ratio than many other great games. Sometimes it's the things that arent' there that make a game great.

Man, as far as small games though, this was about perfect. There seemed to be a deep understanding of the effort to payout ratio, which is something you have to play a lot of small demo games to appreciate. The only way I would have scored it higher is if it had tons of replay value.

Notice at the end when you smell the garlic you can hear the power level increase in your voice immediately. If you want your mustache to curl so much even your boots start to curl, you'll need lots of garlic power.

This is fucking hilarious.

hearing a recording of yourself can be a very naked and vulnerable moment. It can be hard to accept yourself for how you really sound. You said you were using a webcam which explains why things were so noisy; you probably already know things will sound better on a digital interface where you can plug straight in and cut out background noise. The playing is technically sound, really the best advice I can give you is to accept yourself more and adopt a "good enough for rock and roll" attitude, especially in a partially put together piece like this.

Another masterpiece.

When they ban memes, I'm going to need your Spongebob drawing talents on my side for drawing new spongebob memes. The European Union has already passed Article 13. This picture proves you are the one that can save us all.

I like how the dog looks like he's laughing as the ducks fly past the hunter.

Knowing Duck Hunt reference?