The animation was decent for being 8-bit, but the the story wasn't terribly interesting, and the audio had a weird static pop in the background just so you know.

!!!caution!!! This is just a flashing screen with music. This is extremely dangerous to epileptics.

I more or less enjoyed this.

This game was basically fun and kept me entertained for a few minutes. I only have a couple of minor tips which could improve your next update of this. Firstly, you need to tweak the area on the scarab beam a bit because it hits you no matter where you are and an enemy attack you can't avoid is terribly frustrating. second, you should add mouse over medal descriptions on the post-game carnage screen that tell briefly how the medal is earned. Those are the only ways I could see this being closer to perfect.

Yet another gambling semi-nude demo...

The good:
The animation was good, and had a very visually appealing color scheme.
I like the fact that you don't have to hassle with betting some arbitrary amount of imaginary money to strip this character. The sound effects are appropriate and not nerve racking as they are in most of these type of games.

The bad:
Well, to start I think anthropomorphic animal creatures are kind of gross, creepy, and if enjoyed by people too much just hint toward their suppressed tendencies toward bestiality. That being said, the only real bad thing about this is it is just a demo and a tool designed specifically as an advertising measure to draw traffic and subscription numbers to your website.

Fun and inventive.

This is a pretty fun game. The only advice I could offer is maybe you should add a level select function because I completed quite a few levels and then accidentally clicked menu and now I really don't feel like playing this anymore. Aside from that you picked a decent music sample, the game is visually appealing, and as I said it is quite inventive.

Creepy and expressive. Really good style. I love the distortion and the shading on the nails. Nice Job!

interesting.

This piece shows good use of photoshop's smudge tool I am usually not into gray scale stuff but I enjoy your work.

Very nice.

You captured gloom and sadness just perfectly and even threw in a little bit of eerie. I really enjoy this piece and for the record I think you should leave it just how it is.