Score: 10

"It's like you made it just for me..."

submission: Upgrade Complete!

date: June 24, 2009

Words cannot describe how much I love this. The only fault I can come up with is not being able to roll back upgrades. Personally, I prefer Graphics Upgrade II, but that's just me. You should have made mutiple upgrades for the background music, and not just music in general! All that besides, I love how you can modify and upgrade your ship and even assemble it in any way too. Customization and Upgrades? It's the best game ever!

Score: 10

"Yay, star trek references!"

submission: Mastermind 4

date: June 6, 2009

Whenever you see someone unfamiliar on an away team, they're going down.

Score: 2

"So many things wrong..."

submission: Cogitate

date: April 15, 2009

First of all, could you squeeze any more advertisements into this game? An ad or two during loading screens are acceptable, but keeping a bar at the bottom constantly is annoying. And I don't even know why it kept asking for my E-Mail after every level. The last person to attempt a gear based game didn't have much success in the concept of connecting gears easily, but having to zoom in to see a connection isn't any better, especially considering the conveyor belts and powerplants have other parts obscuring your view. Despite the variety of parts to choose from, I still felt very restricted in that some parts don't extend, contract, or rotate the way I wanted them to. Positioning and modifying parts was particularly difficult considering the small spaces I had to work with. I like the idea of a gear based game, but no one has been able to make a good paradigm for one yet.