I know I as a player like to get rewarded for doing things differently or better from what is the easy and normal way of doing it. Just "win or lose" sounds rather boring.
That said, it's not necessarily only a score that does the trick, but it helps when comparing results between friends afterwards

Created a new youtube video of my game, showing some of the recent additions - http://www.youtu.be/HgXJvhzPVrE

I also wished it was possible to place the actual video in the post, as nobody's gonna click a naked link. Taking screenshots is too much work

Takin a trip on a Möbius strip

Awesome game!

Sorry for the meaningless post, had a question, but I found the answer myself...
[spoiler]

http://ps3media.ign.com/ps3/image/article/119/1194558/dragons-dogma-20110914065908546_640w.jpg
http://ps3media.ign.com/ps3/image/article/119/1194558/dragons-dogma-20110914065905728_640w.jpg
http://gematsu.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Dragons-Dogma-E3-Media.jpg
http://www.nowgamer.com/siteimage/scale/0/0/289499.png

Can't wait  

Are these images really taken from Skyrim? I've never met any of these enemies[/spoiler]

Created two new enemies for my 3D gravity game - spider and snake:
http://www.youtu.be/Am3Tjo6zhgY

Your biggest problem lies here:
x-=(-abs(xs)/abs(xs));
abs(xs)/abs(xs) is 1 no matter what.

Though, you do have some unnecessary sign changes in there. I don't have time to explain, so I just fixed it - find the differences:

Code:

xs += 0.5 * (keyboard_check(vk_right)-keyboard_check(vk_left))

for(i=0;i<floor(abs(xs));i+=1){
    if !collision_point(x-((-abs(xs)/abs(xs))*5),y-1,COL,1,1){
        x+=xs;
    }else{
        xs=0;
        break;
    }
}

I didn't change anything in the collision point, I'll just hope it's correct the way you made it.

Implementing a lighting engine to my game!

Thanks! And yeah, I know of a way to smoothen out the textures, but the current ones are very low resolution, so they get completely smudged out. That's easy to fix though.
I messed around with a better lighting engine today, and found a nifty way of making volumetric lighting!
I set the options to the extreme to showcase the effect:

The lighting engine is made by Phantom107

EDIT:

I've listened to popular demand and added a player shadow! I haven't released a playable tech demo of it yet, but you can see it in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iMJLQZDblc
This also showcases the possibility to define custom 3D paths in the editor. This can be used to move the player, but it can also move planetoids in more complex ways than the previous straight line.

Added player shadow and 3D paths to my 3D gravity engine today!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iMJLQZDblc

I live by this simple principle - children and fictional characters are off limits, and definetely not turn ons.
If the game contains real images though, I'll have to judge each case individually

Level editor for my game in progress, Planetoid!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7xIMGTqsQo
I've been working on the level editor for a long time, but I made the video today, so I believe it still qualifies... 

Thanks for making me aware of the tower camera, I hadn't noticed the player moves outwards.

Even though the level editor won't be available before the game is finished, I'm very proud of it, so I uploaded a small video showing the creation of a small level ^^ It is, as the game itself, made entirely in Game Maker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7xIMGTqsQo

I just ate two eggs and half a can of tomato beans

Ah, yeah, the level ends there, seems like I forgot to make that clear.
I'm glad you liked it Petethegoat- there'll be some more interesting levels coming soon!