I don't think I could give you a good assessment with what I have to work with here. The outlining seems nice, but there isn't enough dialogue for me to really latch on to and understand the setting and story.

So I say go for it!

I don't know why, but the sucking sound really did me in.

This is a really cool animation! I was really impressed with the changes in perspective. One issue I have is that the audio seems to have a little bit of clipping going on. I don't know if you can hear the slight crackling like I do, but that's usually indicative of an issue with the quality or db's of the track.

It's really easy for me to overlook though because the music itself is cool and mysterious enough to add to the atmosphere of the animation. I really like it!

Truly humbled to have played a small part in this amazing work of art.

Just an FYI, this game is actually playable on desktop too.

Really fun game! Sunk about half an hour into this trying to get past the third level. Wish I was better at these vertical shooters. This is a good one for sure!

Neat start to an uplifting track. The quality of the staccato strings sounds great, and their composition really does capture that happy mood that I think you were going for. I would like to hear more development structure-wise, as I don’t think it really ventures much out from the beginning of the piece.

Awright we gettin the Sony Vegas crack with this one

Good mashup!

There's a lot of things going on here that ultimately culminate into a solid synthwave beat. The mixing is there, the panning of the instruments gives interest, and the song structure is distinct in each section while remaining cohesive enough to flow well from one to the next. I want to particularly note that listening for the first time did not give the impression of the song being 3 minutes and 50 seconds, and that is something worth remarking in a time when many listeners are gravitating towards songs only lasting as little as 2 minutes and change.

There were some things that would have been done differently if I were behind the computer screen, and I believe it to be partially a matter of stylistic choice, especially considering you appear to have a decent grasp of production techniques and mixing. First, as someone who thoroughly enjoys compression, I wonder if the amount of compression you're using on some of these channels can maybe be dialed back or at least reexamined. It's not a vibe-killer, and doesn't really get too distracting with the one exception being the first verse of the vocals. I think that because of the lower register singing in this section, the weight of the vocals sound like they are submerging the bass. If not the compression, then maybe another look at a HPF EQ? Either way, there is a noticeable difference in clarity between the two verses.

My only other complaint would be the autopanning that is deployed on certain vocal phrases. I know it adds a lot of dimension to the singing, but as a matter of taste, it makes it sound more sporadic to me, and that somewhat detracts from the overall mood as it relates to what I think you're going for in this track.

Other than that, I'm vibin' 🌆

Sick as fuck my dude. The sprite for @sparkey10984 is my fav.

I've been looking at this for a few days now, and while I can't explain every aspect of the picture, the overall mood of something that was once pure and cherishable is now being corrupted really jumps out at me. The dead birds, the leg and hair becoming tainted by some sort of black, amorphous entity; it all seems to reflect something good coming under attack and losing, very gradually. Even the red tones around the girl's face and neck seem to imply that something incredibly sinister is assaulting her and the environment around her.

I don't think I've looked into any sort of Newgrounds work of art like this is an incredibly long time. Absolutely spectacular.

Awesome detail for a tattoo! What part of the body is it going on I wonder?