Except for possibly one or two shots, I wouldn't even know this was made in Blender as opposed to real bricks!

Seeing third person POV shots in a Brickfilm was also a nice surprise, not to mention the nailing of the general unsettling atmosphere.

Nice animation, nice visuals (and lighting), and of course faithful to the original! Furthermore, including the full version of the Fancy Fiddle rather than just a 20-second loop was a nice touch.

My soft spot for animation smears very much enjoyed this spectacle, moreso with them being used as a plot point. And I agree with Katie, those were some nice colour palettes.

Those along with all the visual gags and humour thrown in make for a solid ten outta ten, probably my favourite SATM episode yet!

Enter a latecomer...

For someone who hasn't played very many rhythm games (if any lol), I'm starting to get the hang of this (even if just on easy mode haha) It's a fun experience for sure, what with the style and variation (and continual updating) of the levels.

Judging by the 8 million+ views so far, this game has a bright future ahead. I look forward to see how it grows, and to what extent.

NG has indeed been blessed!

I can envision an expanded version of this appearing on Steam someday. No joke.

Two things worth pointing out about this game:

- Contrary to the description, the A and D keys do nothing, whereas the arrow keys (left and right) DO control your movement
- Not a massive gripe, but the addition of sound effects would be nice.

Other than that, this isn't too bad for a first dabble into game programming. Keep it up!

A pleasing jig to listen to while drawing!

A great combination of piano, drums, and of course vocals, not to mention great timing as you obviously wrote about. Seeing prudes getting triggered by a same-sex kiss in a sci-fi flick would suggest we still have a way to go before such hostility is stamped out, but one can always hope.

Happy pride month, T. Keep on shining.

A nice, peaceful melody. Certainly you can feel at peace listening to it, especially with the vocals.

A good sketch conveying good advice. Happy Pride.

I'd rather give it a blast of compressed air, thanks.

As absolutely adorable as this fella is (and his wee lil' bag!), I can't escape the fact that he reminds me of a funko pop. Not that it detracts from the score!