Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Dream

date: July 31, 2006

-=June 2003 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can ever aspire to be. Such games could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with late 2003's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Depredation

date: July 31, 2006

-=January 2005 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a movie that is as perfect as a movie can ever aspire to be. Such movies could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with early 2005's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Project I.V.

date: July 31, 2006

-=January 2005 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a movie that is as perfect as a movie can ever aspire to be. Such movies could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with early 2005's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Apotheosis

date: July 31, 2006

-=June 2003 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a movie that is as perfect as a movie can ever aspire to be. Such movies could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with late 2003's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Avenger

date: July 31, 2006

-=June 2003 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can ever aspire to be. Such games could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with late 2003's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Redeemer

date: July 31, 2006

-=January 2003 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a movie that is as perfect as a game can ever aspire to be. Such movies could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with early 2002's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: Madness Combat

date: July 31, 2006

-=January 2002 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Movies Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can ever aspire to be. Such games could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: Competing with early 2002's theatrical CGI movies

Score: 9

"SUPERB"

submission: Marsh-Mellow-Madness

date: July 31, 2006

-=January 2006 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
I absolutely recommend any movie in this range, especially to fans of that particular genre. However, movies that score in the 9 range are also typically well suited to newcomers. Games that earn 9s are naturally uncommon, and my Editors' Choice Award for their outstanding quality.

VISUALS/SPECIAL EFFECTS: OUTSTANDING

Score: 4

"POOR"

submission: Madness interactive

date: July 31, 2006

-=June 2003 Benchmark=-
Games that just don't work right and maybe didn't spend enough time in production tend to fall in to this category. They simply lack the cohesion and quality that make other games fun.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Well yes it was pretty good, but damn, the story mode alone took like 2 minutes, and the rest an additional.. less then 5 minutes.. I mean lets see.. even if someone played everything 5 times, it would make it 25 minutes long, which is just average online game lengh... so, if you could make lots more levels, and make it way longer, it would be really good.

Score: 10

"PERFECT"

submission: -TRAPPED-

date: July 30, 2006

-=June 2006 Benchmark=-
-=Editors' Choice Award=-
-=Games Of The Year Award=-
This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can ever aspire to be. Such games could not reasonably be improved upon in any meaningful way.