Jordrake's Comments

Deep.

When I first completed this game, I sought to defy the voice at every turn. As it got closer to the end, though it's demoralising seemed to lessen and it started to sound caring. As I was confronted with the final verbal decision, and I said I would go, it begged me to stay. Here I saw a clarity. This being, almost parental, had seen me progress. It did not want me to go any further, but to stay with it. When I was put back into gameplay, I kept going along the corridor without thought, awaiting the next option. It was when "The End" appeared that I realised what I had done. The option had been presented to me to stay. And I may have taken it. But my instincts to progress and go further, perhaps as a gamer or perhaps as a person, told me to go onwards. When the black screen greeted me, all I mustered was an "oh". I felt, upon my immediate second playthrough that I owed it to the voice to be obedient. It made the ending once I was done all the sweeter.

More time spent as the dragon and more customization options, but otherwise great. I like how the little changes can occur depending on how you play.

Great. Just the kind of platformer I've been scouring Kongregate for. Although I do wonder why spikes were incorporated into the design of a spaceship...

A damn good game. Makes you wonder why it's rating is so low..

It's a fun game, but it's pretty overly complicated and takes itself too seriously. Also, the slowdown button is pointless, because it's main attraction is speed!

Fun, but would have been better if it had free play or level creator.

Not a great game, but fun if you just use two fingers and pretend like it's mini DDR.