I'm lumping all of my comments together because I'm too lazy to write separate posts, and because it adds a bit of context to why my votes went where they did.
Good idea! I'll do the same, but with marking;
Bend Hero / kevglass
4/5 - Superb coding & presentation but (to me) limited gameplay - I've worked in factories - you want me to do this for
no pay??!!!
Extra credit for applet & the android port.
Cat On A Wire / Orangy Tang
3/5 - Brilliant technical/art work, but I never really understood why I was playing it (just to kill birds?) I hate the concept - in the UK some garden birds have been reduced by up to 70% by domestic cats. If the concept had been reversed & a bird drove cats off then this would've got 5/5! (actually the sounds were very harsh - 4/5)
Lose credit for jnlp/download.
Bending Techniques / me
3/5 - lots of solid work here but I got the 'I can't be bothered to work this out' feeling quite quickly. Too ambitious in too short a timescale.
Extra credit for applet, but lose for
long load time.
Bunnies in the Clouds / SimonH
10/5 - Neither original nor technically remarkable... but it does feel good! That music is
nice.
(One of the very few games I've worked on where I enjoyed testing more than codng!)
Extra credit for applet.
Duke Ben Dover - Kick Ass / steveyO
2/5 - Cute & cheeky idea, well implemented, but I didn't really feel that I could kick Duke's ass as hard as I wanted to, and I didn't really want to...
Extra credit for applet.
Rocky - the illegal pool jumper / dertom
1/5 - no gameplay at all for me... I was impressed with the technical stuff but I thought 'Right, done that' after the first go.
Extra credit for applet, but lost for security popup.
Steel Mill Duke / Alan_W
1/5 - Solid code, but the gameplay's way too slow. I got bored even before the first piece was made, & then the second piece was the same shape... again, I don't want to be reminded of factory work!
Lose credit for jnlp.
Despite the gameplay issues, the technical standard has been very high indeed. JGO shows flying colours once again - well done everyone!