It's oddly reassuring that despite being a universe full to the brim with incomprehensable horrors, there's still such a thing as the Queen of England.

I'll take an entire bag of burnt peas, good sir!

This short was a nice surprise from you, right down to the old music.

'vore rulz'

Maybe I should mess with my own tablet more often...

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 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.

Equally creepy and calming I'd say. Hope you're having a
h̶a̶p̶p̶y̶ ̶h̶a̶l̶l̶o̶w̶e̶e̶n̶ Merry Christmas, all things considered.

Aye-Kerik: Into the Ayeverse

Your pixelcraft never ceases to amaze, Scepter. Happy Pico Day!

(and nice to see the handsome trio near bottom-left!)

I do wonder what they're discussing...