Overall - 10
Gris is an absolutely stunning experience that perfectly combines beautiful art and music with a purposefully vague yet deep story. The gameplay is simple and easy for anyone to pick up.

Graphics - 10
The art of Gris is really where it shines. The visuals are very vibrant and stylish, with landscapes designed to look like paintings. Though the game is 2D with flat assets, the multi-layered scrolling of the background gives a lot more depth to the environments. The color palettes of the environments change as the story progresses, which of course leads into...

Story - 9
The story follows the protagonist who has lost her voice and must restore color to a dreary world... or something along those lines from what I remember. Forgive me, it's been over a year since I played this (and it's certainly been a year). The story is told entirely through visuals rather than text, making it largely up to the interpretation of the player. The progression of the story is likely symbolic of the 5 stages of grief, which makes sense considering the protagonist's struggles seem to represent some sort of deeply painful trauma.

Sound - 10
The soundtrack perfectly follows the tone and atmosphere throughout the game. It makes the intense moments even more impactful and . I'm admittedly not much of a video game music guy (it's not something I usually pay attention to at all), but the sountrack for Gris is beautifully composed and ties the whole experience together.

Depth - 7
The game clocks in at about 2 to 3 hours long, making it something you can sit down and play though in one sitting. There's not much to the gameplay beyond simple platforming and puzzle-solving, but you do unlock new mechanics throughout which keeps it fresh.

Replayability - 7
Though the game is short, there are optional achievements and hidden collectibles (known as "mementos") throughout the game, which you might miss on your first playthrough. Unlocking all of the mementos rewards the player with .

Difficulty - 3
I mean... I struggled a bit on some of the puzzles, maybe? I don't think anyone who has ever touched a video game would have trouble with this, unless you're Dean Takahashi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=848Y1Uu5Htk).

I seem to get this error whenever trying to copy the Copyable Basic Layout

The ROM for "Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill", the cancelled SNES game that got a Kickstarter re-release, was dumped recently. I'm not sure if it's already been requested (I don't think it has been) but I feel like it should be added, especially because of the history behind it.

Here's the ROM file: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/442422322499158046/442422356900839424/Socks_the_Cat_Rocks_the_Hill.smc


EDIT: Here's Steamed Hams for the GBA as well, because why not: https://dbr.ee/N128

Everything I did in 2012-2013. All of the unguided, dumb, whiny, childish, etc. posts. It wasn't horrible but still.
Keep in mind I was like 10.

Alrighty, let's try this again:
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Ehh, why not. I could use the viz:

(Insert email here)

Edit: Isn't this supposed to be hidden or something?

Just a few things:
1. I can see why that "Nintendo bought us" joke wouldn't work out anymore.
Or would it just work out more?
2. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *Screams internally*
3. Because of the new redesign I now realize how much of a sausage-fest my profile is.

Toothie : Should be, no reason it wouldn't.

Recently I discovered that the RGR games that were removed just had their links unavailable to the public. So, here's how to access them:
Step 1. Copy this template link into your browser's search bar: https://www.vizzed.com/playonlinegames/play.php?id=
Step 2. Find the ID for the banned game of your choice (All of them are in this thread: https://www.vizzed.com/boards/thread.php?id=93240)
Step 3: Put the ID at the end of the link in your search bar.
For example, here is the one for Super Mario Bros 3: 
https://www.vizzed.com/playonlinegames/play.php?id=684

Not sure if this is common knowledge already but nevertheless here you people go.

Wait, so music competitions are suddenly less tedious and a whole video game music page exists on Vizzed? Holy crap, how long have I been gone? Also, that "multiple people can enter the same song" rule seems to be easily exploitable.
Submission 1: Balloon Fight - Balloon Trip
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/music.php?game=74#/player1?catid=0&trackid=0
Submission 2: Kirby's Adventure - Island Paradise ~Intro~
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/music.php?game=428#/player1?catid=0&trackid=27
Submission 3: Marble Madness - Beginner (Since apparently you can resubmit other people's songs)
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/music.php?song=91335#player1?catid=0&trackid=0
Submission 4:: Dig Dug 2 - Level theme
(Not on yet)
Submission 5: Pac-Land - "1. Pac-Land (1985-11-21)(-)(Namco)"
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/music.php?game=12877#/player1?catid=0&trackid=1

Oblivia : PS2 games aren't on Vizzed.

Can you add Dalmatians 2 for the PSX? It's supposedly like Dalmatians 3 (The one Caddicarus reviewed) but for the PSX.
http://www.theisozone.com/downloads/playstation/psx-isos/dalmatians-2-pal-m3/

Gosh, which one to pick?
I mean, I love Dreamland 1 and Adventure, but I think Nightmare triumphs the latter since it's a remake of Adventure for (arguably) my favorite Nintendo handheld (Sorry 3DS; It's not you, it's me!). Then there's Amazing Mirror, and the forest/nature area theme from that one has become a staple of the past summer vacation for me for some reason. Plus the game is pretty good. And then there's Super Star, which I love.
Dreamland 2 is probably my least favorite out of these, but not by much at all, and only because I haven't played it that much. And I've never played Dreamland 3, although I should probably do so soon.

So probably:
1. Super Star
2. Nightmare
3. Adventure
4. Amazing Mirror
5. Dreamland 1
6. Dreamland 2
7. Dreamland 3 (Never played)

Davideo7 : Gosh darnit. You stole my #1 submission before I even knew what the contest was.
Whatever, I'll just do the Bomberman 93 version

I'm back. Had to downgrade to Windows 7, but I'm back.

Submission #4: F-Zero [Nintendo Super System] - Mute City
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW20DtxZtCM

Submission #5: Super Mario Bros. 3 [Playchoice-10] - Overworld
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0im_pAXNR8

Submission #6: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 [Mega Play] - Emerald Hill Zone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRkzKYcrNJc

Submission #7: Sonic the Hedgehog [Mega Play] - Spring Yard Zone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwoO4Kdb8P4

And now I'm done. Bye.

Ferdinand : Darn. You beat me to it with Pac-Land and Marble Madness Level 2. Oh well.

So does this work for all games or should I not sell both my V-Machine and V-Machine CD?

Submission #1: Dig Dug 2 - High Score theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBx4ECDXla0

Submission #2: Sky Kid Deluxe - Level 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7wowsoP1wA

Submission #3: New Rally-X - Main theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bixoDj5MLhc

And I would submit more except for the fact that my sound card isn't really working right now.

mrfe : Viz sent. Yeah Audiosurf looks kinda fun, but also a bit confusing.

realplayer109 : Sorry but I already asked for it.