Welcome back, Alvin!
It's been much too long. :)

Pretty meh.

I understand this was an experiment and a learning experience for you, and it seems like it served that purpose pretty well. I got all the references but I just didn't find it that compelling or interesting.

Having said that, I appreciate what you were trying to do and I am confident that your next movie(s) will be better. Despite the fact that I don't feel that this was front-page material, I encourage you to keep working on the stories, animation techniques, and focus on the voice-acting. You are on the right track and could be putting out some truly great things very soon.

Good luck

Wonderful work

This is very artistic, I can tell you had a strong vision for this project. While it isn't the perfect game, you have a great narrative and the melding of platforming and rpg came together in a very unique way that hasn't been tried before.

I applaud your efforts, I hope you learned a lot about flash programming and can make the sequel even better.

I was a little confused about the backstory and why a computer would magically hold the memories of the girl and the boy, but ultimately it didn't really matter. I sat down, gave it a shot, and couldn't stop until I was finished.

This is great work, and I am going to mention this on my site, gamersuniversity.com

Excellent job!

Great game, just like the last one.

But this was way too easy. It took me fifteen minutes to finish.