Score: 10

"Front page"

submission: WH40K Collab

date: November 8, 2009

Needs blessing with this. A few dodgy animations aside, it's a bug-free, brilliantly written labour of love, that I can see from reading the BBS thread.

Fantastic work guys, and a pleasure to see some of the excellent art in there. One of the best non-staff collabs in a very long time. And that's not because I own a lot of Imperials.

Score: 8

"Well built"

submission: D-Day Defender

date: October 26, 2009

Art style is strangely fitting, the music is excellent, the cut-scenes are well made and the gameplay adrenaline charged.

However, it suffers two flaws in my opinion.

- The 'weapon boost' from the engineers lasts too little time for the effort involved to obtain it.
- It's a very emotional, well thought out game, but once again the UK's role in D-Day is entirely missed. I feel that's not so much an insult but just historically unfair.

Score: 9

"Brilliant but flawed"

submission: Vector Conflict The Siege

date: October 22, 2009

I can feel the work that went into this. A superior game of top-notch quality, I feel it's let down only slightly by two problems.

- Level length times vary wildly. 'The Spiral' was boring and overlong, and left me with 1179 credits to spend, whereas the level before was a few Nightjar tanks.

- Music. It's absolutely brilliant when it breaks, but a lot of it is very slow and paced, usually out of sorts with the insane action on screen.

Fantastic work all the same and thoroughly deserving of the Daily Feature. I don't want a new version though - a heavily updated one will do fine.

Score: 10

"Fuck!"

submission: -BeatFeever-

date: November 24, 2009

Around 30 seconds that is some damn fine beatage; I heart it majorly

Once again, keep that shit up. I want another album soon sir!

Score: 9

"Good work"

submission: ~I Want My Life Back~ -hania

date: October 23, 2009

Moonlight sonata with lyrics? Not too shabby an idea.

A stirring song anyway, and coupled with your clean and clear voice it can't really go wrong. I really liked the way you didn't go too over the top, and stuck with the original feel of Beethoven's subtlety. Or I'm just bullshitting.

In any case, a modern take on a song from the 1800's. Damn fine work. Only real problem is that I feel the extra piece of raised vocal at 3:45ish feels unnecessary, but it's a minor stain on a fine piece.

Score: 10

"Best song on the album"

submission: -Ricochet Love-

date: October 23, 2009

And most likely the best song on NG.

Well sized beats, a good pace and a fantastic melody at 1:00. A hook of that quality is essentially, the dog's testicles.

And a nice, long introduction, reminiscent of Pendulum and Sub Focus? Damn son, you've got skills.