I can't believe

that I forgot I'd seen this before. It's been 6 years already? Animation's great, but what really makes it is the relentless rhythm of the lyrics, not to mention the great chorus. I'll be singing this for days.

Don't sweat it

Mauled by a random dog just before you try and get your leg over?
Happens to me alll the time dude.

I heard it.

The monotony of hearing the same sound 10 times got to me, but there's really not much you could've done about that. Animations were great and really surprised to see how young quite a few are for the quality of work. Also, I probably spent more time playing with that guitar after watching it haha.

Amazing

Definitely one of my favourite games on NG, rebuild 1 was fantastic, and a lovely surprise to see you working on the sequel.
One suggestion though, in the latter half of the game I started to lose track of who was doing what, who was good for what, who had what equipped etc. etc.
If you're going to either update this one or make yet another sequel, try and simplify the UI? The gameplay experience itself was spot on though.

Awesome, and interesting.

Writing that constitution was intense, I had just about everybody trained up as soldiers to fend the hordes off.
100 days it took, held off for about 10 because I reaaally wanted to see if capturing the evil graveyard was an alternate ending. Still haven't found out.
You pretty much nailed it with the gameplay, only grumble is that you can't train up scavengers. A sequel would be great, an easier time scrolling up and down long lists of survivors, and grading the level of infected in a building by a green/yellow/red glow. I had to keep clicking around the perimeter to see where to send out soldiers to keep numbers down, this gets tedious when you have 20+ neighbouring buildings.

OBJECTION!!

...actually; I don't have one. Carry on Phoenix!

Very nice listening.

I'm not one to wax sentimental, but it is a beautiful piece. Has a very cinematic feel to it. My one gripe however is the lack of a full orchestral climax, maybe that was your conscious decision though. For me I could almost hear the cymbal clash and staccato string progressions in the latter half (around 2: 05), as the choir or piano went up an octave :P. Awesome job though, it really does sound as polished as I'd expect it to after months of work.

Did you intend the chromatic aberration or were just experiment with it? I've got a thing against replicating the flaws of optical devices on software that can produce a flawless image haha. At least there's no lens flare. Lovely job on the reptile skin though, may use it as reference for my own work.

Loved the lighting on the last one, love the composition in this, and the colour scheme. I think you're quite lucky that it matches up with the colours of the newgrounds page atm! Haha

Wonderful lighting on this piece, and the soft focus effect you gave to the rim light side and the back of the head. I think I'll start following you on tumblr! ^^