I can sum this up in one word: WOW! :)

I still have the original copy on one of my drives. Just like There She Is, there's a message of a gem in there... If you can get your hands on a copy, I highly recommend :)

I've just come back to this years and years later; in fact, I remember when just the original step 1 was out. Each and every episode after that has been a masterpiece after masterpiece. This is not about the art style (one could argue perspective and realism, I don't care here), but this is all about the message. This dove DEEP. All the music artists involved, deep kudos, Sambakza kudos for selecting the right music for each animation, and the message with each episode is clear; it's all absolutely timeless. 12 years after the last step, I am still awaiting the "another step" animation, too. I contributed a bit of change at some point and was surprised at being credited, but it just goes to show how much the folks at SamBakZa appreciate what's happened in all these years. Again, glad to be a part of this, and glad to have witnessed this point in history, no matter how trifle it may seem in others' minds. And I can't wait to see what they come up with going forward. They have their style, and I'm here to rock it out with them!

A fun little game. The first levels were not much of a challenge, but they did allow me to learn the mechanics. The flap power reduction was an interesting twist - add those bonus flap power bits and the deadly ones and it starts to require some strategic thinking and quick reflexes. I liked the little touch of slowed music when you die. While the last few levels were challenging, it felt like there could be a slight tad more levels with more extreme difficulty to satisfy the hardcore gamers. All in all, though, can't complain, a very solid game. Thanks for the fun time :)

Short and sweet :) good job!

You are Lord Popeye, the dick-raping fucker. Your destiny is to stab Lolicons.
Epic. Quick laugh, fun times :D

I'm always leery about overcompression and it's a hard balance to strike between making things loud and clear and losing fidelity (especially when I see such a filled/maxed out waveform), but I was worried for nothing (and EDM is where this works best, after all) :D You got my head-bopping approval :D I'm also quite surprised at the trance genre tag/genre you put on it; I've always not enjoyed trance much since it tends to be super repetitive. There's so much interesting stuff happening here, though!

I can tell you babied this piece till you could go *chef's kiss*
Hat tip to you!

This is ... intense. Love the interplay between the piano and the strings and snares. And I'm picking up an English horn in there at around halfway through - it adds a bit of a longing feeling and it certainly increases the tension! What can I say, you make storytelling with music look easy. Hats off :)

I just sort of sat in silence for a moment after it finished playing. That's all I need to say here...

Absolutely gorgeous.

Absolutely adorable :D

*jaw drops* ... in ... PowerPoint? Hats off.