...I finished this a couple of days ago and I keep forgetting to post my mini review. This is pretty great actually, and I want to try and get it nominated for beetle ninja and best short game this year, but I can't make any promises.(I'm also writing this with a cold)

Vaguely Defined Lizard is about 3 hours long. it's a very short game with about 5 dungeons. The difficultly in this game is reasonable - not too hard, but difficult enough that it sort of forces you to learn the game mechanics of the game: (exploring dungeons, avoiding traps, gathering better equipment and items and fighting monsters) Without spoiling too much, the 4th boss is a welcome reprieve from these things, but keeps things interesting, by asking you to pay attention. The final boss has this really nice finality to it, with 5 forms and a really great animated transformation that follows each one, that beating it feels like something you've finally earned.

The graphics are gorgeous at what they're trying to recreate, that I can't help but wonder if this was released back in 2007, what type of reception it would receive, when all eyes were still only on rpgmaker2003 games.

Awe vs. Ozzy was good. This is better, but it's a really short event game. I can't help but be a little curious at what awe's 10th game is going to look like, because with each short game that he releases, there's small incremental improvements with each installment. There's a lot of talent and creativity here, that I kind of want to see what a full game would look like from awe - He's just barely scratching the surface of what rpgmaker2003 can do animation wise, that It's going to be really exciting to see what else he can do later on.

It bums me out that these games aren't getting more attention than it does, but this what the beetleninja award is for.
Keep your eyes on awe, he's doing some great stuff here.