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[Territory WAR]

Ah, the good old days of Andkon Arcade...

[ultimate flash sonic]

Childhood memories gang rise up

[ANTIDOTE city HALL #1]

Aww man I was actually looking forward to the date with Tiffany

Love the neo-noir aesthetic! Хорошая работа!

[RED LINE]

Damn my curiosity. I just HAD to see what was buried in the backyard. A lot of the different choices in this game make me wonder how many possible endings there are. I also love the gritty, dark aesthetic.

Это отличная игра!

Vonka responds:

Thank you, curiosity is our enemy) several endings, they can all be seen replay the game several times)

[Graciel's Guide to Human Love]

Looking forward to the full release!

Supernova-Games responds:

Thanks! We'll make sure to post it here as soon as we have an alpha

[SweetCrush]

I'm not good with horror, especially not "pretending-to-be-cute-at-first" horror. That being said, not many online flash games I've played have affected me emotionally as this one. The decisions you're forced to make are seemingly trivial, yet excruciating. At first, I sided with "Ai" because I saw myself in her- er... "it". I related to the protagonist (except for the fact that he had a girlfriend to begin with) and empathized with "Ai", which may be a bad sign in terms of what my outlook on relationships is. Once she showed her true colors as a .GIFfany/Monika expy was when I rejected her, but after what can only be described as the "hell classroom" and the start of another, possibly fake, minigame is when I finally pussied out (it just screamed "jumpscare set-up").

Also, yeah, I can definitely see the DDLC homages. Great work! Very chilling and moving!

[The Right Turn]

Very fluid and creative controls and mechanics! The smooth difficulty curve doesn't hurt either. One of my favorite flash games of this year!

[The Fancy Pants Adventures: World 4 part 1]

Very fluid movement, plus intuitive controls and mechanics! Also brings back memories of the original

[:the game:]

Ahh, memories... I remember playing this on andkon.com in the computer lab circa 2010 when the teacher wasn't looking.

Edit after playing: Now that I've replayed this after all those years, in hindsight there were a lot of jokes that flew way over my head back then that I finally get now.

Also, you were THIRTEEN when you made this? I would've killed to be this creative and talented at that age. Hell, I'd kill to be this creative and talented at my current age.

[Adventures With Anxiety!]

Wow... this was... an experience. Is it fitting that while I'm typing this review, I'm simultaneously freaking out about how I'm supposed to be doing homework? Anyway, this really hit home. It would be interesting to see a similar game that explores depression as well.