Why is it part of the top ranking?

This is full of ripped off images that make no sense whatsoever. This honestly doesn't have merits that make this flash worthy of the top 50 flashes. It's mainly just images. No effort was really put in this "movie". Bloody awful.

This is so true...

It just limits EVERYTHING!!! I tried to make an extreme angle scene and it wouldn't allow me. All it gives you is a side scrolling view.

Extremely challenging

I always love extremely hard games, and this game is no exception. Never got around reviewing until now.

Graphics and style spot on despite being a flash game. With your techniques of creating an illusion of 3D space, the game stands out from the rest of the flash games in here. It's also very stylistic with minimal color choices. It gives a futuristic feel. I also love the weapon design. A revolver with a blade as a gun stock is interesting.

The only main complaint I have for this game is the cumbersome UI for weapon switching. You lose time selecting a weapon by sacrificing your aim. This one is unnecessary and cheap for difficulty ramping. Yes this game is made in 2003, so the techniques should be better by now, but this is still a major drawback from what would be the greatest game.

Overall, this game is timeless, with the exception of the weapon switch system.

Amusing and rewarding

The multiple ending gave this one a little more replay value. My only problem is new players wouldn't be able to progress without some form of direction.

For players:
-Use the angel statues as hints to get the "good" side.

Ending specs:
Divine Ending - Get all angels
Wanderer - Get at least 1 devil (Majority Angels)
Demonic - Get all devils
Enslaved - Get at least 1 angel (Majority Devils)
Home Owner - Ignore sloth (the pink goo in the bedroom) and get 3 angels and 3 devils

Suicide much?

So stomping on a nuke doesn't kill you, but seriously... Lighting kills you? FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Review: Long story short, this game is addicting by awarding you with constant rewards, and achievements. You won't be able to stop for quite a while.

Really sick beats right there, the kicks really just resonates my ears as if it's renewed. What samples did you use?

This song has very interesting progression setups. It starts calm, then with dub-step order, the drop kicks in. I'm going to add this to my Wipeout HD playlist for an unusual experience. Not many songs have that unique quality.

What I like to hear is a more complete ending feel instead of just a simple fade out. If the ending is going to fade, the progression order should lead to a calmer end instead of fading on the excite stage. Another problem is modulation feel. It should have calm parts in the middle without the beats to break apart from the excite state so that it doesn't wear off the listener when they listen to it.

Realistically, I should be rating a 4.5/5.0, but I want your song to have more exposure. I see potential from you.