Damn, is it too late to sign up? If so, damn; if not, I'm in.

Awesome to the max. I definitely want in on the next one.

Oh man, I love that music. It fits so perfectly with the graphical style you seem to be going for.

The Enrichment Center reminds you that the weighted companion cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak.




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Damn dude, this is really nice. I just hope you can make a game that lives up to the visuals.

I love Francis Bacon's paintings...

Now, all of these things would certainly make a shitty game, perhaps even a frustrating one. However, to make the game truly infuriating I thing you have to want to play it on some level. So, along with all the features listed in this thread, I think you'd have to cap it off with an incredibly compelling story, and ground-breaking gameplay (think Dwarf Fortress but  even more unruly).

Condemned 2: Bloodshot was very good at drawing you in, and then screwing with your mind. Much of the immersion was from sound design, but it was no slouch graphically.

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but the many instances of Engrish in old-school games are hilarious. I'm sure you've all heard of "All your base" and "I am sleep".

Don't Feel Right - The Roots Feat. Maimouna Youssef

Also, hell yeah Squirrel Nut Zippers.

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That image is saved so hard, you have no idea. Now you just have to make a game that lives up to it. If it is infused with the same charming wit that is displayed in this delightful pamphlet, then I will consider the task accomplished.

I really like the way the tank looks. Almost clay-like, really.

The upgrades could use a bit of tuning, but only a tiny bit. It was really easy to get upgrades to start with, but it jumps up in difficulty so much when the ships get stronger that it becomes incredibly difficult to get upgrades. I would suggest either making more of the upgrades count towards rate of fire and making them slightly more powerful, or making the upgrades for more difficult enemies more powerful.
As for the aiming reticule, I don't think you need one. What you should do is make the cockpit more prominent so you can use the vertice in the middle of the screen as your crosshairs in the heat of the moment. I managed to do it early on, but it tends to fade into the background with all you've got going on in the graphics.

Aside from those quibbles I'm really digging it so far. This is the only game (so far) that I've been interested in enough to download the demo.

I was wondering how long it would be until I saw a penis game. Honestly, it took longer than I thought it would.

You certainly get the award for Most Excellent Game Title. I'm loving those images, too.

I can imagine this turning into some sort of awesome interactive radio drama. I look forward to seeing how it turns out.