Subtitled the burping and stuttering, A+

We have a new flash artist here in town.

Give him some room fellas, as he's a little chubby.

Surprisingly well done.

Now I say surprising as I've never heard of any of you or this game in the past and the fact of how unexpectedly smooth, polished and engaging this card game is. My interest in card related games short of poker has always remained minimal but this one has definitely got me hooked.

I apologize in advance for keeping this review short, but I need to get back to the game now. Keep up the good work.

Why is this a thing.

I'm not usually attracted to games like this but just the sheer amount of replay value made me already spend much of the night playing.

The graphics and animation were either acceptable or better than expected.

The gameplay on a whole is not only smooth and challenging but addictive as well.

The music albeit using the same loops continuously remained fresh and engaging as the hours went on, which in my opinion can be real hard to find in flash games sometimes.

The story so far is of course a bit bland, but the whole idea of being a blacksmith and creating weapons for others instead of the other way around more than makes up for it.

Excellent and entertaining game and I hope to see more like it!

In today's music landscape, where innovation often takes the spotlight, the 18-second loop song featuring a repeated scream stands out as a brilliant ode to raw emotion and simplicity. This track brilliantly encapsulates the power of a single, unadulterated expression—one that resonates deeply with listeners who crave authenticity. The repetitive nature of the scream allows it to transcend conventional soundscapes, immersing the audience in a wave of energy that is both exhilarating and meditative. Each iteration grows more intense, inviting listeners to reflect on their own passions and frustrations.

The artistry in this concise piece lies not only in its brevity but also in its ability to invoke a visceral reaction. The scream, repeated four times, creates a rhythmic pulse that draws the listener in, compelling them to engage with the music on a primal level. It's an invitation to lose oneself in the moment, breaking down barriers of language and culture as it taps into our shared human experience. The cyclical nature of the piece echoes life’s repetitive struggles and joys, reminding us that sometimes, a singular emotional release is all we need to connect with ourselves and with each other.

Moreover, the song serves as a striking example of how minimalism can achieve profound impact. In a world overloaded with complexity, this loop beckons us to embrace the beauty of simplicity. It encapsulates a poignant truth: that sometimes, a scream—raw and unfiltered—can speak volumes more than intricate melodies or elaborate arrangements ever could. This 18-second masterpiece is a testament to the enduring power of sound, illustrating how a single expression can resonate powerfully—echoing in our minds long after the loop has ended.

What I have to deal with every day - but now funky fresh.

Glad to see some things never change.

THREE HAMS WILL KILL HIM

THREE HAMS WILL KILL HIM

I SHOULD NOT FEED HIM, THREE HAMS!

RIP Mr. tickles

Do you even lift?

I'm Commander Shepard

and this is my favorite fan art on the Citadel.