Team: Deine Schwiegermutter
Members: SDHawk
 Engine: Sphere

• ELEGANCE 23/25
  
  • Biggest demerit here was the relative simplicity of the sprites.
    However, more than making up for it is the movement, interaction, and control,
    not to mention the well executed and amusing voice acting. I award 92% marks.
  
  
  
• FOUNDATION 24/25
  
  • Although tempted to give you demerits for making me look at cursed javascript,
    after an examination of the code I found it to not only be well-formed, but
    also highly seperated. Both enviable traits in my book. Could've stood more
    commenting/docs, but this was a timed event.
    One point was deducted for occasionally
    having no legal path available to the player. 96% marks.
  
  
  
• NOVELTY 20/25
  
  • Obstacle avoidance games have been around since the 2600, grew to maturity on
    the c64, and live on in silly applet/flash games today. However, I don't think
    I've ever seen one quite like this. Out of the 5 entries, this one was 3rd place for
    most original to me... but this 'originality scale' as definitly weighted and not linear,
    as the other entries will show. 80% marks.
  
  
  
• EXECUTION 16.5/25
  
  
  
  1. Dream: Uh, he has a dream, and that dream is recovering his hat? No... I can't really do that one. 0pts.
     
  2. Space: I'll grant most of this on the fact that it was 3d/psuedo 3d, and gave the impression of depth. 4 pts.
     
  3. Color: It did indeed use colors. However, it didn't involve them in gameplay or have a particularly bright palette. 2.5 pts.
     
  4. Chaos: Yes, it is indeed chaotic. 5 pts.
     
  5. Emotion: Mr McHatless seems very passionate about his lost hat. 5 pts.