This is visually well done, and the sound-track is more interesting than that flaccid, harmonically minimalist "temp-track" sound used in too many movies, today. My one note is that I'd like to have heard a greater variety of voice-acting--a specialty of mine. I'm happy to contribute my voice to any future project of yours.

Great job with the twist at the end. It was totally unexpected.

Good job telling a complete story in 90 seconds. What also stands out is the jazzy score. Bravo!

This game is addictive, being neither too difficult nor too easy. It's a good one to play while listening to podcasts, and I recently won in hardcore mode, which seems impossible at first but turns out to be doable through judicious use of the first-aid packs and the checkpoints--and figuring out where the hidden items are. Well done!

As soon as I read how the game would operate, I wanted to play it. WASD + mouse is my favorite way of operating a game like this, (Some designers muck it up with too many keys and no mouse manipulation.)

It took some getting used to until I realized I didn't have to move my copter all the time--at least in the early going. Good job with the sound track, too. There was one segment that sounded like Ken Andrews (Failure, ON) and another like Nine Inch Nails. The intro music sounds like a mixture of Vangelis and Failure. Good job!

It's not bad, but I'd like it better if I could aim and fire with the mouse.

Mind-blowingly good. Proud to have been a part of this collab.

Wow. I'm so glad to have gotten to play a small part in this massive project. I've been enjoying it all with way through. It's brilliantly inspired and put together. Well done, everyone!

I'm honored to be part of this project, both as an actor & writer. I'm blown away by the talent & creativity on this project. Kudos to the cast & post-production team, who did an outstanding job with my "Post-Animal Farm" script.

Many thanks for the opportunities! Newgrounds rules!

Outstanding work! I hope I can voice the Commando, the Criminal and/or the Academic, when they're ready for animation.