Ya know, if I ever do bring the Dossier back, it should be exactly that; a Dossier. It wouldn't have to share the responsibility of being a Madcard Maker, and can be devoted to information and statistical comparisons.

That said, the opening video is pretty cute; I like the eye expressions and gestures, and the rigidness reminds me of old 90s games.

This is exactly what you get when you cross breed typical TF2 machinima with typical madness animation.

C'mon now. After watching Chow.fla, that was no secret. Just eat the damn hot dog!

A great improvement on the original madness game. The only complaint I have though is not being able to choose your control scheme. I'm too used to the old control scheme of madness interactive, I lost count how many times I wanted to change weapons and instead threw my gun away, or wanting to use bullet time and instead whipping out a sword. I'm hoping changeable control schemes will be later introduced as the game is updated. Other than that though, this game is awesome.

For a goofy track, it darn sure has a catchy rhythm.

One of the most mysteriously absorbing madness tracks I've heard; that style of percussion really puts this on a loop for my ears!

It's a crying shame that this is the only track you put here, I'd really love to hear more like this.

Normally I detest the base distortion sound effect that madness music is known for (and the album was diluted with it this year), but this song is an exception for using it in such a catchy rhythm and unique tone. One of my top two favorites from the album, brilliant job!

The Demoniacs are some of the most underrated set-pieces in arena mode, and I'm so glad to see them get a dedicated art piece, especially from one of your caliber.

A radiant choice of colors combined with an appropriate humanized interpretation; we don't get enough art of life in Nevada Central like this.

It's more of an epic moment in art than it was in gameplay, when Deimos would frequently jump off the ledge in a pointless necessity to dodge.