Happy to be the NGTV announcer and the Ducks and Drugs characters. Thanks for letting me be a part of this and a great job and Merry Christmas to all the collaborators!

So happy for this.

Gimme back my shirt Jim! Thanks for having me on the crew! Happy Halloween!

Delightful!

I loved the presentation of this game. The voice work was excellent. The narration of the story, the sound effects, and the death/try again scenes made it seem like someone was reading a book to me. The gameplay and level design was inventive for such a simplistic design and the graphics fit very well. The story was alright. It just seemed like you could have done more with it, however, the storytelling was also well done.

Overall, this was a very creative work and I hope that you can build on it in your future work, which I look forward to seeing.

What a piece of work.

Well done, well done! Quite the flash. Great music, visuals, and programming. It's all put together very nicely as well, providing appropriate atmosphere and moods (that gave me a delightful creep feeling) to the story.
And what a story. I can imagine why many may not like the ending. It wasn't what I expected or wanted to happened, but the story has to end somehow, and it was fitting. Now, what really impressed me was the way the story was told. It's full of subtle details that make you backtrack and draw inferences to try and figure out the bigger picture past the rabbit's own. A style I like to see, but I imagine there are many that do not enjoy the fact that they need to do work to know everything going on. No matter...to each there own.
Constructive criticisms? No. Not for this. It may not be perfect, but I find it close enough. You have quite a talent for using flash and point & click games as a medium for storytelling, and as long as you tell a good story (such as this one) with the quality of flash you provide I won't have any qualms about it.
I am looking forward to your future projects with great anticipation. Keep up the great work.

Better than the average.

I like this game because it's simple yet fun. The difficulty seems reasonably set so I feel like I can come back to this game when I feel like playing a quick strategy. If there is a sequel planned, I think multiplayer (both local and online) would make this game really stand out.

Look at that handsome devil! It's like looking in a mirror!

No love for the transition? That won't do. Not only did you do a nice job of rotating and tilting the avatar for the box, but the grey hand from the void just sets up a subtle amount of uneasiness and uncertainty to make what's next that much better.