Who leaves a button to launch a rocket on the OUTSIDE of the ship?

Nice work!

Pretty good stuff, and effective use of my darker pieces.

Always interesting to see how others interpret my work.

I really liked the way you cut my various musical pieces together for this. The animation and art style also work very well for this concept.

Superb work!

I thought it was well put together as a game.

A bit too easy for me though. I stumbled into a lot of the solutions at random.

Honestly, it seems the hardest part of making a game like this is to design the truly challenging puzzles with your basic rules.

Still, not bad.

I liked. I thought it was funny that every time you jumped, it was like slamming the keys on a piano.

The platforming is functional, but crude and inconsistent in places. For example, the upper door has you using your boost jump from the start on the moving platforms, where everywhere else, only your second jump is boosted.

Apart from that, good work. You should make a bigger one at some point. No rush, though.

Also, hi from the Nifflas Support Forum!

Rule say make number go up, but if want make number go up more fast, need spend number, and number go down.

Why if want number go up would make number go down, even if number go up more fast. Most just keep press button to make number go more fast and make it go down again.

Does game where make number go down to make go up have to do with thin green things that get pass around a lot?

This reminds me of my old work, particularly my song, '(F) _Stasis_'.

I've always been a fan of deep bass work, and I think a track like this would work very well in a Knytt level.

Then again, I hear myself wishing for a little bit more. A different instrument or effect somewhere to accentuate the tone. That's just me, though.

This one's real good.

I think you make excellent use of the field recordings, especially near the end. I also quite like the instrumentation and melody. Deserves a heart, at the very least.

I like.

It's got a mellow vibe to it that never breaks, and would make excellent backdrop to a puzzle game, or a Knytt level.

Not quite feeling it in terms of the soundform though. A little too much bass for this type of song, if you catch my drift. Still, not too much of a drawback.

Simple, but it looks clean and professional.

It reminds me of my own project.

M? Bah. I don't see why people have to condemn any and all forms of nudity.

Then again, I grew up watching Fantasia, so maybe it's me who's the crazy one.

I like the line and color work. The proportions on Cupid could be a little better though. Definitely a good start.

Mmmm...

Last time I stargazed, I was not chained up or naked.

Then again, it was too cold for that sort of thing.