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ClassicMitch

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A member registered Dec 23, 2023 · View creator page →

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09 October.
WAM! Cowboy punches a masked gunman

Getting five chips taught me that a lot of being a seagull is waiting for the perfect opportunity and knowing your angles. Well done on this one Jamie, found the controls very loose at the beginning but came around on them after I got my first bag of chips. Music and graphics were a treat! 

Pros - Having a crowd of fun animated figures rat each other out
Cons - Clicking to mass murder feeling oddly satisfying
Well done Richard! Finding the Goose Feeders reminded me of Clues by Sam

Couldn't concentrate during my date because the couple at the other table were too loud.
Really loved the mechanic, was a little confused at the beginning with what I was supposed to look at, but once I realised it was a point and click adventure we were off to the races ( it could make a great co-op where each player controls one eye?). Think the art on this one is incredible, especially how all the features of the face can be jostled around. The spectacle joke and monologue at the end kills. 

Well done Garage Bugs! Excellent sound design, movement and atmosphere. Really liked how the ripple felt like exploring fog of war, something very rewarding about seeing a reflection up in the distance and navigating towards it.

08 October.
A Talented Dancing Couple


07 October.
Final boss dragging underleveled players to their doom. 

The Leggy Blonde Aesthetic of '89



06 October.
Martial Arts Cowboy, under investigation by two agents (One set to retire, the other a new green hire). 

Thanks! I had so many trick animations planned (they were tiered and would randomly play based on airtime) but ran out of time. There’s a vestigial animation (or, let’s call it an Easter Egg) where you begin doing a backflip if you’re in the air long enough. I reckon a big air mode would be great to implement!