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cute!!

I really enjoyed this, and the 3D was well integrated. Just needs to be longer!

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any humor it did have was drowned out by the sheer length of the stupidity. I really enjoyed some of the art, but it dragged and just wasn't all that funny.

The 3 is purely because some of the art was awesome. and I like the little icon faces.

definitely enjoyed this

I like the concept of the three different endings. The music was fitting, and the 8-bit art was fantastic (although the main character might have been worked on a little more) and the gameplay engaging enough. It was a bit tedious to go back through the entire game to get all three endings, but the endings themselves were interesting enough for it. I just waited a few days between each play through.

Could have been longer and a bit more involved! I would have liked to see more NPCs and interaction with them. I do like how the dwarves back at your home greet you differently depending on which ending you are about to get.

<3<3<3

I love the elephant. Any game he's in just makes me squee.

that is all.

yay blocks!

I enjoyed this game very much! It was a good balance between easier and more difficult levels. The problem-solving required was a lot of fun, and the concept was fresh and intriguing. I had to use a walkthrough for almost every step of level 49 (and maybe one more, I forget) and to get a star on "planting roses," but only glanced at the video for hints otherwise.

I only gave a 9 instead of a ten because sometimes slight lag would make my piece shoot off too far in the direction I was pressing and get stuck to something, making me need to restart the level. Since I was already constantly restarting anyway from trial-and-error, the extra restarts got annoying.

The music wasn't bad, but you included a "turn off music" option so I listened to my own. I don't think that detracted from the game in any way.

october

hell yeah dude sick