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By: Tarot Master
Homepage: http://www.redmurdock.com
Download: 7 KB

Reviewed by: Chaos Nyte

  Another game from the 48 hour contest, and this one is...unique. Plotscripting takes another bizarre step in this game that tied for last in the contest.

  Storyline- You must hit enter when you see the black dots flash read. It would of been nice if there was more variety. You know, the buttons change blue instead of red, and you could lose there, the screen could of blacked out randomly, causing the player to lose concentration.

  Graphics- Giggle inducing weird. It's just a black screen withvarious colors flashing incredibly fast against it.

  Gameplay- Strap you're corneas in the for the ride, because after playing this game for any length of time, your eyes are gonna hurt, your palms get sweaty, you begin to have the sudden itches that threaten to take your hand away from the enter key, but you can't stop! You can't! .. Okay, so maybe you can. CN's Final Score: 3440

Scores:

Graphics: Again, perfect for the game.	5.0/10
Music: There isn't any.	1.0/10
Storyline: Perfect for the game, though not very innovative.	5.0/10
Gameplay: Yee gods! My eyes, burning!	7.0/10
Overall (Not an average score): Entertaining, but how long can you play it?	6.0/10