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Nice

Really liked it.

But one thing killing me.

Early one you have two guys that I want to say are pirates. Blond haired guy, black haired guy. Only show up once somewhat early on in the song. I swear I know who those characters are, and it's killing me that I can't name them... or at least identify what they're from.

Fantastic

Okay. I admit I've thought of that ending before, but I actually thought this would be closer to the original, except nobody is sympathetic about Ash turning to stone in the end, or his stone self is smashed in apathy, something like that. This is much better.

You have created something that's cream puffed with awesome and preservatives of insanity.

Hmmm

You did a good job. I could relate to the main character, and given the really simple video, that translates to: well created little video. In my mind, anyway.

It also sparked me to want to find more videos with sentiment like this. Not sure where I'd look. I guess my best bet is the Valentine collections if I can find them somehow, or some other relevant collection.

Nice

This was fantastic.

The graphics sucked me in, and the puzzles were a bit of a challenge at first, but once I figured out what I was supposed to do in the puzzle it was pretty easy after that. Maybe a bit too easy, since I wound up just finding a solid way to get everything done right and spending the two minutes it took to shift everything in place, but the fact that the puzzles were pretty clever and original makes up for that plenty. A level of monotony is to be expected on your average puzzle game: they're not there for boundless excitement and action.

All in all, a very artistic, and fun little puzzle game.

Very unique

I basically left the game with an unsettled feeling. Though I don't quite understand it.

I admit I find something this dark and unsettling to be appropriate for the topic the title gives. I tried two playthroughs. Both were a bit chilling, but enticing. One obedient, one disobedient to the commands. I found the difference interesting. Though in the end, I guess I just can't really relate to the material, so I do not really associate with it and thus do not get it.

That aside though, involved artistic games like this always grasp firmly at my fascination.

Nice one

I've seen the "Game of Life" around, and heard those rules before. I've even seen instructions for putting together a simple microcontroller and LED screen that just runs those algorithms. First time I've seen it implemented in a game, and I have to say I had fun solving all of those puzzles.

Here's my thing, it's nothing special, I was just bored so I kinda wrote:

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Hmmm

I heard the original and now this.

I feel you get the emotion across very well, and you made such a nice little relaxing piece. But I'm a bit torn. The bells were harsh, but I feel they did add something to the song, some depth, they just needed a softer sound, that's all. Though I have to say, it goes from a fine song to a fine lullaby without those bells.

I like it. I like it a lot.

Awesome.

Hahah! I've been scouting the music section for some good producers of good songs. Best metal I've heard yet, and most reliable for decent metal songs throughout your creations.

Rock on, and bash one in with your guitar for me!