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My first review...here it goes...

12three's START2 is the closest thing scratch has to Portal...fact. Not only does it run fluently, it presents challenging puzzle that'll make you kick yourself once you get the solution-this is not a game for people who think only "SHOOT!". The graphics are no eye-sore ether...the art design matches the many high-class games on the web today and the skill that was put into making it...could we be looking at the best game made in scratch?

Not only is it fun to play, it will stand out in the world of games, not only on scratch but on Xbox live arcade!-9/10

How 'bout this?
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Earthboundjeff/1496122

deathofdemons wrote:

Wow! not everyday a scratch legend asks you to do a review but ok:

Normal RPG is a fun game-how many other games let you have a pet carrot that continues to find you £10 (I can say that because i'm English). This is clearly one of the weirdest games not only on scratch...but the world. You can gamble your money away in a fun, but cruel, colourful (yet again...that's how we spell it in England) wheel. This game lets you buy a house, shades and even see your self as a pirate, a monkey and a bee. The music does get annoying after a while and your legs look like they're trying to run away from your body, but these are just small problems. The big problem is...after about ten minutes it does get boring...but that outlasts most other games on scratch.

A cool RPG but could be expanded 8/10

thanks!

i pretty sure im not a scratch legend, though

Ok, this is the review on Physic Portals Episode 1

So...you're trapped in a lab...given a series of tests...promised pudding as a reward...and have a funny and evil robot watching you...de ja vu? Welcome to Physic Portals, and yes, if you stand back a bit you would be mistaken if you thought it was the hit-creation by Valve, Portal. You are speaking to the biggest Portal fan ever here! Anyways...you play as Esp, and you are given a series of tests (which by comparison to START2 are a piece of...well...cake). What turns this from being another stupid copy is that...well...Earthboundjeff got everything right...its fun for young players and old players. But there are a few problems...the puzzles are a bit too simple and the controls are a tad over-sensitive (which can get annoying), but I'm looking forward to episode 2!

To be honest I'm surprized I didn't meet a companion sphere 8/10

Earthboundjeff wrote:

Thank you!

no prob

My first animation review...

Mario and Lugi: The revenge of Kirby part 6 is a mouth-full of a title...the only thing longer is how much you'll laugh watchin this. Though some of the snobbs out there will say "it's not animated enough!" well -BLAM!- them. This is the single best comedy (other than Astrodex's stuff) on Scratch. It is a must see and should get 1000 love-its. It also taught me about how having a tv cable blow out can help your "friends".

And Im not just giving you this because you are also part of Scratchezine 10/10

Finally...cog programme 1.0 is getting reviewed...

Cog programme 1.0 is basically a demo of Scratch...if you can't download scratch or it is too complicated for you, play this... it is perfect for you. For those who can work with the scratch program this isn't for you. This should be downloadable with Scratch as it is Scratch in Scratch, but it also is a show-off of Click-23's skills...but as I said before...it has a limited audience.

It is a good project...but has limited appeal 7/10

im just gonna review random games now:)

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Ok...this may be a short one as the intro wasn't that long...but hey, I'd say I'd review anything...

We may finally have a desent Scratch-doctor who series, and the intro already amazes me...firstly, it actually looks like the opening before Matt Smith, and the effects are awsome and it looks like tv material...I just hope the Doctor is more like David Tennant than Matt Smith!

8/10 Looking forward to the first episode...

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