Dude could've said the position: "Second over from the left." Manufacturer could made the differences clearer for the significant part of the population that's colorblind. The clerk is obviously struggling with trauma, trying to grab only one of the options. P.E. must be tough, you know, when you can't tell the basketball jerseys apart.

*snort* I'm seeing this for the first time. The emotion in the voiceover is real, yo.

Too quiet— I had my audio at 100% in a fairly still area but could barely hear the words. The timing of the audio at the end is slightly off with the last word, too. Does that deter me from giving five stars? No, it does not. The animation style excels with this theme. The poetry is lovely (tho sad, of course). My favorite part of the video is the thumbs up that was like, "Thanks for the help. Good bye." Relatable.

Simple game of timing jumps. It's kind of meditative, with satisfying sound effects.

The guys look sexy. The flying eggplants and running sprites in the menu are cute and funny. But after the introductory "have SOME FUN" or even earlier, I'm getting errors from uploads.ungrounded.net: like "out of memorry" and "out of bounds" plus messages that are vaguer. This is supposedly a five-minute demo, but I only get essentially a one-minute ad for Patreon.

Fun to play! I was surprised to make it to Level 50 on my first try, because the original Nintendo game wouldn't last more than a few levels for me. All the characters are fabulous, too. I'm happy overall to have collaborated on this game. Thanks, sebulant and everyone else who drew the heads!

I feel that Beethoven would enjoy this. One quibble is that doesn't conjure a promenade or any scene of people outside. It sounds more like... a domestic drama?

"Space Jumping" is my title suggestion. The shifts in the music remind me of those people who climb up walls to jump off balconies like modern ninja in training. There's the bold confidence than the tentative steps then the running.

This music has a strong Halloween vibe perfect for the Spooktacular contest. Traditional Russian elements were a fitting addition. The sounds that evoke a vampiric connection also go well with the image in your author comments.

By the way, can you tell us more about that image? Was it painted for this song?

Beautiful!

Cute. Nice colors. If you'd like constructive critique: the shadows could use adjustment (if using the horn as a guide, then under the right ear, left breast, right shoulder, and top of left ear) and the hands realigned. I'm not sure if the top hand shows a claw or if there's a bright piece of hair there.

Your rice and "close call" are my favorites in this bunch.