Fine work!
Real Puzzle software for a change.
Congrats.
Mr. Beef

Very Addictive Puzzle.
Ran very clean; talented programming.
A good feat in itself concidering Game Maker software was used.
Loved it.

Good Job. We had a good time playing your game.

Your creative game had us captivated!
The puzzles just held us to the end.
Fine work. We both couldn't stop until we reached the end. And That is what a fine puzzle program is all about.

I really enjoyed your work!
There are some rough points that I personally don't care for but: (You know how us software authors are so particular:)

Overall I really enjoyed your work and played it to the end.
I think that ANYONE who enjoys solving puzzles will be captivated by your work as I was.
This software has that rare quality that puzzle games seldom have lately. It's not an arcade game, it's just a puzzle. And you've managed to keep that puzzle fire burning through every level.
Good Work.

I don't like the way that your software takes over my computer while I have it running. (Don't know if that makes any sense, but that's the only way that I can describe it.)
The two Trails games that I've tried have the advantage in that area over almost ALL of the software that I've tried lately. That said:

I just LOVED the work that you put into this game. I mean it is a Fantastic Puzzle game!
You have created that rare quality that makes a puzzle solving person feel compeled to just try and complete "one more level" before they quit.
The graphics are perfect when mixed with that 'quality' that I was talking about.
I just started that game and came away with that feeling already.

Good Stuff.
Thanks,
Mike Martin.

Great Job!
Great Puzzle Game.
You know that you have a great game on your hands when the person playing keeps saying: "I'm going to just try One More Level before I quit".
Daves Trails had me doing that, and now (Don't) Save The Princess has me in it's grips.
A True Puzzle Game.

I really like the idea of not saving the princess, but I just think it could have been executed better. It seemed like it was more just feed the knight to the monster, rather than preventing him from getting the princess. Sometimes the princess was on the other side of a wall, and really not part of the level. But it is still a well made game, and you still did a pretty good job with it.