I know its been a while since we updated, but there are some good things afoot with regards to guylike.com! Sensi Soft’s new site is just amazing, and a good note to resume reviewing on Sensi Soft have been in the industry for many years and this site is a great way of showing it off. The idea is that as you load the site, you are brought into the advertising style of London in the 1880s. As you scroll (using the buttons) through the content you are taken from the 1880s through history up-to 2030 in Tokyo.

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TBWA\COMPACT are a niche French agency that handle campaigns with smaller budgets. Their new site is … well its just such a fun idea! This site is what you get when you just want to have fun with Flash. There are so many little things that make this site classic. Some of my favourite ones are: When you click “les compactants” (contacts I think :P) you see the staff running around France. Clicking on them brings up their personal bio’s.

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I stumbled across the new French site for Alpha Romeo’s new 159. Man what an amazing site. When you arrive you are greeted by the car’s key. Hovering over it emits a glow from the key, symbolizing the fact that you are about to enter something special.

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Nitro Group are focused on bridging the global reach market. If you need something launched around the world, they are the people to help you achieve your results. What I like about their site’s design is that it gives you the impression of flying through their work… or not being bound by the ‘2D’ aspect of the screen.

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In keeping with the music themed sites, we bring you Minuit. Its a site for a band that are from New Zealand. Their new site takes you on a magical journey through a circular land as you explore the various area’s of the site. You start of creating a character and then once you have named it, you use the arrow keys to navigate around. Climbing over rocks, jumping over ponds … all while listening to their latest hit.

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Infinite Oz - Tin Man is something to behold. Drawing inspiration from the famous Zoomquilt Project, a group of artists got together to make the new mini site for SCI-FI channel’s new mini-series “Tin Man”. What makes Infinite Oz so much more than the original Zoomquilt one, is how they have managed to tie in atmospheric sounds and a ‘visual distortion’ between the scenes which give the viewer an immersive trip into the world of oz. Its something that is very hard to explain, very hard indeed, but the more you are in the experience the more you … I actually dont have a word for this… so I’m just going to call it “A marvelous trip into the inner-mind-hole”

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