After three years, it's back and better than ever! Words can't express how excited I was when I found out you released more Null Zone. I'm really glad you were able to push this out, even with the busy schedule. Hope you can find your balance with life and can't wait for the next installment!

Glad I could be a part of this. It was really exciting to see the final product and I'm proud of everyone who participated.

Mac might have a little trouble with this one.

"My mind is an enigma." *bonk*
-Stepford probably

Honestly, this is looking to be a genuinely good game! It's simple, quick, and pretty easy to pick up. Anticipating the campaign mode, especially after seeing how other fighting games handle such a thing.
One thing I do kind of want to touch on is the idea of more characters. The roster seems pretty big and, considering there are millions using NG, I'm sure that not everyone could be accounted for. When playing this, I was thinking that, with such a simplistic move-set, most artists could probably craft their own characters to be used in the game if given a template to do so. It also looked like some moves had a certain range and charge, so maybe some sort of balance system for customs could give it... balance. Now, I'm no programmer, but it would seem like a hard task. Just a neat thought I had, take as you want.
Anyway, I'm so glad this group was able to pull together another fantastic game. I can't wait to see where it goes in the future and what you guys make next!

I love how this is looking. My main gripe with this is speed/length. Personally, I feel the first few levels are a bit long and the monetary system might get tedious. Otherwise, this is a solid game.

It's not a boulder, stupid, it's a rock!

Holy swiss, it's Cheese World.

I like this track. It gives off a sort of holiday/Christmas vibe.

I needed to hear this. I was in a similar situation for this anniversary thing and it kinda broke me. I was disappointed when I felt like the stuff I made was underwhelming, especially for such a special time. In the end, I decided to just get my stuff done at a reasonable pace and celebrate the day as it happened. Even if things didn't go the way I intended, I enjoyed being able to show what I had done for the occasion and see what others did for it.
Hope everyone enjoyed the 30th anniversary.

What a cute li'l animation :)

Loving the use of color in this piece.