A great comedic dramatisation of what F2P games are becoming.
I love the animation style and the comedic timing was just right.

All in all it was a great watch. I'd definitely refer this animation to friends.

The game had a good premise, and was enjoyable for the most part. The major gripes I have with the game is that the music looping was rather samey and the controls are awkward to use.
The controls for the car were too sensitive when I tried to turn and it often became a battle between my left and right key.

As for the music, I'm not saying it's bad - I loved it. It lived up to a nostalgia factor. However the way it looped without any difference was rather annoying to me. But that's just me.

All in all I liked it. It brings back the good ol' feel of the NES days and creates a wacky game feel that brings out some giddy joy within me. It has an early Grand Theft Auto feel to it and that's a game that's close to my heart. The premise was enjoyable and I'd love to see a Super P.A.I.D!

Brings back memories on how my Great Granddad would always exaggerate his stories to be cooler than they were, and they ended up scarring my sister and I.

I really like this art style, and the gruesome transmission between the story and the teller is distinct and clear.
The facial expressions are great!