Someotherdude's Comments

This isn't pinball. This isn't pinball at all. And the shrimp voices are hair-pullingly annoying after just one level.

Incredibly entertaining, though I'm worried I may have forgot how space works on Earth. ;)

Trade a scroll for a bear, sic the bear on the bear dealer, reclaim the scroll. That guy has already learned so much. *sniff* I'm so proud.

Sadly, the prince died soon after the events of the game. Fortunately, the reign of Queen Job Board Lady was both just and fair.

Grey screen and Firefox 34.0.5 Darn shame; this looks like a lot of fun.

An idle game with an actual goal? One that goes from neutrinos to galactic clusters? Congratulations, you found a way to make an idle game that's fun for more than five minutes.

Incredible. A clever puzzle game capable of a wide spread of difficulties, all cunningly based on a real-world concept. Very well done.

Wow. It's like Cookie Clicker without the automation.

Wow. I knew the three-body problem was hard, but I didn't know it was this hard.

Darn it, Blobert, no one likes you. >:(

It took me an embarrassing amount of time to realize that shield radius indicates how much punishment it can take. Aside from that, another great game. :)

Entertaining, but it feels like you put in unlockables needlessly. The ability to wrap around the screen shouldn't be some cherished game changer. It's a fairly basic feature.

You thanked Irasfel for his/her comment. How about actually doing something with his/her suggestions?

There definitely needs to be greater contrast between obstacles and the background. I should die because my reflexes failed me, not because I couldn't see a ledge before the horse breaks its leg.

If I get carpal tunnel syndrome for this, I'm blaming the dodos. ;)

Good end. Best friend.

I just want to know why a single rotting corpse clinging to my Mad-Max-ified school bus cuts its speed by a third...

Huh. Crom hates tower defense games. Who knew?

Wow. This may be the most enjoyable educational game I've ever seen. Morality, critical thinking skills, the importance of facial hair... Truly, this is a game everyone should play, if only so they can be better equipped to handle the flimflam of daily life.

Not bad, but where Doodle God has it beat is flexibility. Having to intuit the single valid combination for each item is frustrating when each has a number of other possibilities. There's no reason Chimp + Fire couldn't yield Human, for example.