Universal law:

If someone doesn't do as you want, you cut them in half.

Wonderful animation! It runs smoothly all the way through, the movements of the characters are simply stunning and I'm in love with the design. The absence of speech and the music that runs in the backround... My lady, you are a freaking genius! I love this movie, and I'm looking forward to more.

A simple puzzle game, nothing more, nothing less. I had, however, expected more out of the game from the name, title menu and graphics.

First: The graphics and music are top notch. The sound effects play well with the commands, although I would've liked something a bit more dramatic when turning humans into vampires (like screams or "poof"-sounds), not just a simple "click".

The gameplay is solid but simple and most stages are a piece of cake, even for a pretty bad puzzle gamer as myself. There was some stages that presented a bit of a challenge, but they were rather few. I did still enjoy it though. This game is a pretty good 20 minute-"time waster" to play casually when you've got too much time on your hands.

Final Judgement: 2
Design and Sound are good, but could me somewhat enhanced. The gameplay is simple and solid, but the game doesn't really present a real challenge or thrill. Everything is tied well together, but in the end, it is "nothing too new or interesting".

I finally found this tune! I believe the game didn't have a link to begin with... or I'm just blind. Anyhoo...

Must say, this is a wonderful tune. I can listen (and have listened) to this for hours on end from the menu screen of the game, while writing and painting. It's so melancholic and sort of dreamy, while still having that heavy post-apocalyptic feel. While I completely adore WILT for all it's quality it's this tune I keep coming back to. Brilliant song and great inspiration!

The Audio section of Newgrounds is really underrated - you wonderful minds have so much great stuff going on here!

I love this song.

I feel strangely happy everytime I listen to it.

I am seriously questioning my sexuality.

So I was out looking for backround music for a roleplaying-session that takes place on board a train traveling through a snow-covered wasteland. One of the characters aboard happens to be a woman who wakes up in her cart alone, but with a ticket for two in her bag. She has no memory of her past: the only memento she owns is a sketchbook full of flowers.

This song very well captures the feeling I was out for: Sadness and melancholy, with a slight touch of hope to it. It also, at least according to my ears, has a feeling of adventure and the great unknown beyond. Thank you for uploading this piece of art: you've made another soul very happy tonight.

I don't think I'll have to explain the rating any further^^