The artwork is superb and the voice acting is phenomenal, the challenges are well thought out and the currency system is unique to the game, the twists are endless without becoming redundant and the story is rich in detail. The world you designed reflects the harshest of the deserts, the calmest of villages and the ruthlessness of decrepit castles.

However, you need to develop some element of interactivity, maybe, if you let the user press space when something happens.

Fantastically fantastic simple, yet dynamic, button masher.

It'd be nice to see an overall ranking while you play through the events to see your place. maybe even do events at the same time against the high ranking computer for that event.

I can't get past level 2

I slowed it down and you still had good timing with the beat.

It sounds like if you took an boomin' Italian club at 2 am and crazy goings-ons inside and ran it through a bit crusher.

The dissonance is spot on and I love the bass pumps.

Oh my fair Ruckie

I agree with the Thom Yorke reference, it almost sounds like Beatles-ish, and I don't even listen to the Beatles!

The first part kind of reminds me of any Chris Clark track that breaks down into a rhythmic ambience. Very calming, very ominous. Cloudy premonition for the big kick-in.

The vocal layering and falsetto singing style fit in real well with how upfront that synth is, my first immediate visualization is that dancing synth and it's kind of like a dude trying to climb a rainbow colored escalator. An uncontrollable and psychedelic event where the singing tries to guide you through the craziness.

Even though it's a very tame sound, I'm suprised you didn't do something special with the beats. But I suppose the simplicity kept the rest on track.

I've always been bad with lyrics so I can't make them out on this one.

Nice work m8.

P.s., I submitted a Hermit track not too long ago that's aching for your input.
Erks