Link is no stranger to trespassing, vandalism, and incoherent screaming.

Er, ert's e snerk!

Some elevator music never dies, unlike the pour souls in this madness.

Pretty Good Overall

As many have stated before, I think that my elevator music wasn't the best choice of music for this game. Try something more ambient and have little jingles at the ends, like someone screaming and fading away for a bottomless pit or something. Not bad though, and I thought the cake ending was funny.

Great Game!!

As Garghoul30 stated previously, the simplicity makes it so wonderful. Great use of my elevator music, but I think it would have been funnier if you had chosen something more light, slower, and childlike. But that's just me. Great work overall, and I think going through with a sequel would not be a bad choice.

Cool Game!

That "You win!" and "Game over!" voice is hilarious. I sense sarcasm

Such a solid mix and great atmosphere! Fantastic use of both tonal and percussive rhythm. If I may be nitpicky, I would have like to hear more variation in the drums, but it's pretty subjective. Great work!

Yooo this is inspiring! I can imagine this being expanded to a full song.

Four stars because, I mean, it's a good pizza, but I wanted sausage instead :c
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Naw actually it's mostly because of the overpowered kick sub and makes it a bit exhausting to listen for a long time. I think shortening the teardrop's pitch decent to a 16th note would help, also maybe lowering its volume to match the bass volume. But the song is fantastic, nice choice in temperament with some cool rubs as you tour the chord progression. Great harmony and melodic snippets, reminiscent to me of Tycho for some reason, if Tycho were microtonal and 4-on-the-floor.

Fantastic expressions!

Amazing! Lovely style that pops with paper texture and washed out colors! There's something about the ground that seems out of place. Perhaps the color, or the shadow? It might just be my brain. Anyway, fantastic work!

Your style is great, and you put so much character and emotion into each sketch. The context makes them all the better, especially the exhilarating rush of the train stop.