Satirical Genius

It's a satire. And a damn good one.

Of course it has ridiculous racist content, it's pointing out the absurdity of racists.
Obviously this is not actually racist in the same way Stephen Colbert is not actually conservative.

I don't usually write reviews, but this was so incredibly funny that I felt as though I had to give it the 10 stars it deserves. Thank you for making my day.

Good, but has its flaws.

Overall this showed some real talent, but lacked heart (I wish there were a less corny way for me to say that, but I don't know of any).

I think you'll get a lot of criticism for a lack of dialouge, but it's not the lack of dialouge that's at fault, but the way it's implemented. IF your characters can't talk, they have to convey their feeling some other way. Their faces and movements weren't animated enough to flesh out them out.

Also, do to the setting, I had trouble seeing the characters (especially the polar bear). White on white didn't really rock my world.

I don't get the crab. What was his purpose?

Thanks for a quality submission.

-Nick

Hell of a good time.

This was a blast.

I'd be curious to know what the assignment was and what grade you got.

As you mentioned, some of the animation was a little sloppy, but showing a good chunk of the story with a third person perspective was pretty neat. The voice acting was very good and the sound effects were fine.

Thanks for making a movie worth watching.

See you in Hell,

-Nick

Really nice

I stumbled on this at irregulargames.com by accident, I was actually doing research on fractals and somehow google gave me this. Just a few days before I read the wiki on Conway's Game of Life and it spiked my interest, this game was a really good find.

My one criticism is the boundaries. I don't think the boundaries should exist. Conway's game of life took place on an infinite plane, but yours is bounded. There really would be no way of showing the outside world, but it should exist just the same. At the very least, in the sandbox. (it could screw up game play a little in the game, I get that). Also a counter to keep track of how many cells there are and how many iterations should be included in the sandbox.

Some suggestions for the potential sequel:

Multiple colors based on the immigration variation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%
27s_Game_of_Life#Variations_on_Life).

Two player mode (scroll down a little on that same link)

And not to get too carried away, but obstacles might neat (like permanently alive cells).

Anyways, this was certainly a work of art, the application of a famous computer program (At least famous in the math world). Please, please, PLEASE keep up the good work.

So long, and thanks for all the fish,

-Nick

Re-define: "Game"

Kinda a post-philosophic romp. Devote some time and an open mind to it.

Definitely good.

1. I thought it kinda cheesy that you could shoot your web anywhere and not just the solid objects. It would make sense if you web could only stick to the blocks. It would also make game play more challenging.

2. How about different modes, e.g. Level mode (like you already had) and endless/survival mode.

Also the transition between swing spider and walking spider is kinda harsh.

Crazy awesome

I listen to this song at least once a day, to get me into the spirit of the day.

How is it possible...

... that this doesn't have a higher score? I love it.

Genius. Hilarious. Catchy.

Awesome.