... on Albinoblacksheep.

See it here.

A few decent things that were pretty good but didn't do well enough for front page.

Totally Odd: A point and click adventure that uses clay and stop motion animation.
Space Core in Space: As they say, a clone of Nyan Cat Fly
ALARM: A 3d animation that should have been on Youtube instead
Invasion of the UST: An informative game on how to run a better search on google.

And a couple of stinkers:
Tenny the Hedgehog: A low effort dressup game featuring a fan-made sonic character.
Medieval Escape 6: Locks and cryptic puzzles galore (makes for a sucky point and click adventure).

I've had a project in the works since about December of last year and it still isn't even half-way done. This is partially due to an addiction to Minecraft. The secondary reason is my post-secondary studies. Russio: Epic Russian took slightly longer than 4 months, but this should have been done sooner despite my post-secondary education. Hopefully, If I can resist the powers of Notch, I can have something for Albino Blacksheep by the end of this month if not next month.

In the mean time, I've managed to make a toy for Whirled. You can view the toy here.

I was honestly surprised. When I first released Russio I had prayed for its success and after a few weeks ended with up with around 3.66/5.00, which was fairly decent. It was nominated for the Treasure Hunt but the post mysteriously vanished.

But Then:
Despite the disappearance of the nomination post, Russio appeared on front page. Currently, it has a score around 3.95 and 70 people who have added him to his favorites list.

Special thanks to thecoolname for being a fan of Russio and nominating it before it was popular.

You can see it here. This version not only contains 10 Easter Eggs but also play controls useful in finding those Easter eggs. Easter eggs will activate even when the movie is stopped. See if you can find them all!

Hopefully, this is the end of the Russio project. All I have left to do is send it in to the Web Master at albinoblacksheep.com. However, I'm going to wait until Sunday in case I remember any changes that need to be made.

The Albino Blacksheep version will have (among other things) 10 easter eggs hidden throughout the 33 seconds. Here's a hint: Each scene will have one Easter egg, except for the TV scene which will have 2.

Russio has made it off the "Latest Submissions" page with a score of 3.54 (which is 0.07 behind Carrotoid which took much less effort and time to make) . Towards the beginning it had an "Awesome Score" of 3.62 but steadily declined to about 3.47 then rose to where it is now.

It's not over yet. I'll be working on the Easter Egg version for Albino Blacksheep which will have (of course) easter eggs among other things.

Russio: Epic Russian will hopefully be uploaded to Newgrounds tomorrow at around 4:00PM Eastern Atlantic Time. It will have tree-eating, electrified plasma-coffee, tetris punching, a fight with a flying robotic bear and (of course) explosions all in 33 seconds!

I've finished the two remaining scenes. In scene 8 Russio dances to a sensory overload of flashing lights and in Scene 9 the movie goes out with a bang (literally).

The next task is to "package" everything. This means adding the preloader, making a title and end screen, programming menu options etc. I should be sending this in by next Friday.

In this scene Russio fights the final boss (which is a large, flying mechanical bear) while speeding through the woods.

With the mechanical bear I attempted to make it resemble Soviet Russia's Vinni Puh. It ended up bearing too little resemblance but still looked pretty good (In Soviet Russia Vinni Puh Resembles YOU).

The next two scenes will require less work, and should be done before the weekend. Hopefully I'll have something for Newgrounds on October 17th.