An instant classic cartoon.

This is awesome.

I lol'ed

The Push Arrow Saga: Ballad of the Push Arrows

Gravinaytor has little to no difficulty and relies entirely on timing and hand eye coordination. It is a generic platformer in the disguise of a puzzle game.

There are so many really good (and fun) platformers on Newgrounds that do exactly what Gravinaytor does, but better. Gravinaytor needs something to set it apart from all the others on Newgrounds.

In a Time of Rapid Expansion

I liked this, really.
It could have had X/Y scaling (for moving toward and away).
It could have had a bit more effects.
It could have... had a horse riding level between points on the road...
Coulda' woulda' whatever!
Every little thing I think of that could have improved upon this would have dragged out the release, file size and CPU needed to play. And I find that maybe because I'm flooded with so many ideas for this, a game like this, that perhaps it's my addoration for the game comming through. And that perhaps it is a constructive addoration centered around a second game. With all of the resources archived from this, perhaps?

Good job guys!

Nice music and sound effects

For what it is, it isn't bad.
Although the slider puzzles are way too easy asyou just need to fine the seem. And the jig saw puzzles are fairly easy as well.

The music in this is very pleasent.

10 out of 10

10/10 out of 10/10

10/10

10 out of 10

Right and Proper

Finally, metal.
So many tracks on Newgrounds are too FRUITYLOOPS.
This is proper.
Keep it.

K ugh...

This is nice but it begs the question:

What the fuck happened to Wade?

The image of this could be bigger.

I like what I see.
No heavy critique from me except that; if you are to ever have an aquarium hang this above it hey? Just kidding.

Really though... put this in a room or hallway that gets a lot of traffic.
Good stuff, very well done.

Great Dimensions

This rating would be a nine but the upper right panel of the mouth, it doesn't seem as flowing or genuine as the rest of the work.

Get it framed, sell it to a jazz bar.

Make some money, grow as a painter and as an individual.