Cute! The art looks very developed and clean. I'm especially liking the mono-hue style of the individual rooms. Is the entire thing going to take place in this one house?

Hell, Xion, that is intense. Every aspect is just dripping with raw appeal.

He was correct in assuming that the waiting room would be designed for maximum excruciation.

Never fix the punctuation. Hell, leave some innocuous spelling errors in there for fun. It's a cool aesthetic element.

Farseer has an Explosion class that was implemented recently, and I really like it, except for the fact that it assumes UserData will always be an integer and vomits errors if it isn't. AGH.

I played this with a trackpad and still had a grand old time. The aesthetic is really suiting the game, and I especially like the textures inside the walls.
Also, the way it pauses if you lose it's focus is sweet. It all seems very polished.

Hey, folks, I'm Graeme. I'm 17 years old, I live in Nova Scotia, Canada. I have a short history. After a couple years of on-off hobby programming, I met a great guy who was more into programming than I was, and was intent on making games. We started collaborating a bit, bouncing design ideas off of each other, until we hit on something we liked: a sidescroller called Rightman, which remains in the early stages of development. After working in C# for a couple of months, we had a tiny prototype going, but we decided that to have anything presentable, we'd have to use some libraries. We started experimenting with XNA, and I eventually started looking at Farseer, which brought me to the inevitable conclusion of Alcheminer:





This being my most interesting project, not to mention my closest to completion, I figure it's a great starting point. I look forward to being part of the TIGsource community!