I have to agree with adoomgod.

I have to admit, as funny as the whole molester video game was, that was the only thing I laughed at and the animation seemed sub-par compared to the last episode.
I'm a little dissapointed because of how much I love this series.

Wow.

Art critics unite. Let's see how much we can trash one person's creation. If there is anything that's TRULY stupid, it's some of the bad reviews I've been seeing.

On another note, the game itself is interesting. It has simple graphics that give the game it's own quality and a smooth ambient soundtrack that complements it nicely.
Gameplay is simple and I have to say I really enjoyed playing. All philosophy aside.

You already submitted this.

You cannot submit the same thing twice. Not cool.

That was awesome.

On every level.

A fellow follower of Stoicism, I see.
I enjoyed the reference to Zeno of Citium virtually as much I enjoyed the almost philosophical approach this track takes to it's own musical progression.
The strumming is the dark, focused heartbeat of the piece, marching in lockstep with the more anarchic beat as it's complexity is increasingly exacerbated.
Pushed into the fray by the deep electronic growls, Citium's melody is both subtle and beautiful in it's natural simplicity.
All of this is then compounded into a feeling of sage-like serenity, ascended by somewhat mournful, but fulfilling vocalizations near the end of the piece.
All in all, I must say that this is a refreshing masterwork that will likely remain my favorite track on NG, and is certainly the most interesting thing I've come across in a long while.
Very well done.

Fantastic, just post some Lyrics.
Very Antichrist Superstar.
I'm a huge fan of 90's industrial rock, so this is a hit with me. Exceptional work.

So good, that I identified him from the thumbnail image.
You really did a great job encapsulating the bitterness.

5 Stars. Amazing job.

Gorgeous.

I absolutely love the blurred transition between the cold blue and warm yellow and I really like the distorted reflection in the water. It reminds me a little of rapture from Bioshock except with less neon.
This is definitely one of the best pieces I've seen on this site.

And to the reviewer below me: That was the Cheshire cat. It gives you a hidden password that you can enter into the computer.

Absolutely stunning.

Very similar to Starry Night in the way that it blends the blue and yellow together.
I love this and all of your other art as well.
Beautiful.