The animation was very interesting! The figures and their bodies reminded me of Madness, as did the action sequences. Honestly, they were pretty Jackie Chan-ish, with the various use of mundane items as improvised weapons. It worked well!

This is way too relevant. The ending graphic of the amalgam creature created by our horrible corporation overlords ... That was perfect! And I really like how you show your process at the end with other software.

Loved this scene from Madagascar. The Gloria energy at the end was a nice touch.

A sort of learning game like this with no penalty makes this a no-stakes game. It might not fit the tastes of some, but it's fine for me.

For the American portion of the learning, it was pretty straightforward and less game-like, with obvious answers that made the timer trivial.

For the elsewhere portion, the answers are kind of obvious once you catch the drift, but I still found it worth noting the numbers on the answers and such. Some of the post-question bits were not as educational as I would have hoped (a lot of them repeat the same thing about 288 vs X number). I would have liked more trivia concerning the countries to which the questions reference (maybe talk about their laws and culture and how different they are).

Overall, this was an interesting attempt at sort of "spreading the word" using a game format that people are more likely to click on than, say, a movie about the topic. I find it inoffensive and a good way to get interested on the topic, prompting me to actually look up if all these numbers are real.

This gives me heavy nostalgia vibes from older Flash games with the button aesthetic and the simple text. And the writing is pretty funny!

The UI for this was surprisingly simple and yet also something I don't see much of. The music tracks are great and varied so you don't get bored.

I heard this at the credits of a Jenna Marbles animated video and fell in love! It sounds so relaxing and reminds me of some game music with pep.

At first, I thought it was a hospital heart monitor and I love the idea of it being used for something like a hospital showdown buildup. I know its actually a radar noise and targets being closed in on by the searching prowlers though.
Neat!!

So peaceful yet pensive. There's classical and techno elements I pick up. It's great.

This is too relatable. The necessary work to go into art and then the constant questions of "is it good enough" or "would people even notice"... You should make art because you want to spend the time and effort. That at least takes care of worrying what other people think... at least, that's how I feel.

Hey, that's a cool idea for a challenge! "Speed demon"
Just line sketch though XP

That is a sick shadow majora's mask tiger!