This is a good first animation; you seem to have a knack for making cute-looking charcters. Could you make the music a just little bit softer/quieter, though?

Great job! This has to be at least the second time I've heard this song in your cartoons during a rave. What is the song called?

I was expecting more ponies

This was a really fun and cute game. My dad said it's like Pitfall, but I thought Pitfall was kind of difficult and this isn't. Sometimes when I was on the platforms I thought they were going to fall after some time, but they don't.

There should be instructions on the controls for the game. The ones automated by the computer can kick the ball to one another very nicely, but I can't kick the ball like that. Or is it supposed to be like that?

I like it!

I really like the concept of the game, as it pretty much captures the essence of Clock Day. The game itself was quite fun, though at first I had a hard time dodging the zero-bombs. The graphics and animation well very well-done aswell, although I think the background could be a bit more varied. I didn't really like the choice of music though, as I think video game music remixes are pretty cliche. Other than that, this is a great game!

This is great! I like the half-speed/uneven sounding rhythms. Maybe I should try something like that with my music sounds.

I was looking for some kind of dark, trip-hop type background music for this flash I'm working on right now, and while this technically isn't trip-hop, it's basically just what I'm looking for! It's a pretty good Burial impression too. Is this in 4/4 time?

Well that's some nice drums, there.

However, I'm honestly not sure why you decided to call this techno, as I was expecting something more along the lines of Model 500 or maybe Dopplereffekt or something. Aside from that, though, I rather like this whole latin breakbeat sort of thing you're aiming for. Did you use any reverb on the lead parts? Because I'd say if you did, you should use a little less of it. It's a great track, nonetheless.