The fuck did I just watched...
Why are they going to a party? Why are there so many hidden animal parties? Now, I like the idea and I would've been invested if there was some big twisted explanation at the end, but instead, these two boys kill themselves! It's like you don't know what you were trying to do and gave up! The plot is just as incoherent as the unsettling humor. What a downer ending.

It's about time... to hammer and fail.

It is definitely a feast upon the eyes. It feats upon the league of Eddsworld as another great reanimation collaboration, which contributions from some of the most legendary animators who dare set foot on a grand masterpiece!

I'm not one of them. My scene looks quite rushed, to be honest... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Edit: Heh, thanks. I really shouldn't be hard on myself. Your scenes are awesome too! :)

Now this is a gut punch from the past! I used to replay Riddle School a lot during 2020 and 2021. Hell, when I had no internet for two weeks, the only games I could play on my computer were the Legacy editions of the whole series.

This game feels just as frustrating as RS3, which, hey, guess replicates the original series well enough. The new art looks exactly like how RS4 would've looked, though the cutscenes are a little rough. Some twists intrigued me, like when the bell actually rang and Phil had to go to another classroom, and that ending is badass! A few of the puzzles confused me, like the paintbrush, and I get why you scaled back the map since there are a lot of dead ends, but I appreciate the items disappearing from the inventory after they've run their course.

I'm really glad you took the time and effort to make the game that never was, 14 years after the school escape series dropped into a pit of lava and reincarnated as a sci-fi getaway from aliens and Goat-Man. Nothing wrong with the later games (except for those stupid tile puzzles in RS5), but it's awesome to see what probably could've been the true finale to this (truly) old-school series. Nice job!

The cookie always crumbles.

Basically a predecessor to the Henry Stickmin series!

Hahahahah!

So funny, and accurate too! Great job getting the job to voice act as the main characters in a Rick and Morty parody cartoon! :)

Maybe just fix the audio quality.

Your voice is fine, but the audio quality makes it hard for me to edit.
It could be that you're too close to the mic, or you don't have a pop filter, or you don't edit out background noise, or you don't record in a small room that doesn't make your voice echo.

Otherwise though, nice work.

The colors are so breath-taking and, even with their simple character designs, they do look super detailed and outstanding. Awe, yeah.