Wowee!

Excellent rotoscoping and great use of music. The only drawback I can see is the brevity of the reel, I had expected the wonton violence typically partnered with totalitarianism. Still, this is fantastic work and I expect more great flash to come.

Wow.

I had thought the song was but a lunatic raving of a troubled flash artist in 50's pop style, but a quick Google search proved two things:
1: The Beatles (John and Paul, at any rate) did record a song about a Maxwell Edison.
2: Maxwell Edison was a British serial killer now recently released from prison who murdered his girlfriend, teacher and judge with a silver hammer.
Coincidentally, he did also major in medicine.
In short, incredible animation that adds more humor to a rare find of a song.
Bravo.

Turbo-Cliché GO!

Just what Newgrounds needs: Another insipid, meaningless 'deep' flash about suicide.
Although I can see a significant amount of effort went into this, the cliché upon cliché of masochism to operatic music disgusts me.
A side note: suicide is for the weak.

A flawed gem.

A direly needed remix to the now-monotonous 'In a tower an' killin' some shit' genre. However, this fine work is not without flaws: The stylish graphics are hindered by a too-dynamic (although well-scripted) camera and the playability hits an arc midgame; eventually the lack of enemy diversity wearies a player.
However, despite my complaints, this game is both competently programmed and genuinely entertaining.
Thank you, sir.

Generic, but well-executed.

A solid game that falls just short of excellence because of minor art and control issues (brick-throwing, moving when against wall) , yet it's exemplary actionscript more than makes up for the fault (saving non-zombies, great hit detection). A worthy game and an incredible first flash. A toast to you, sir.