Not my campaign, though I assume there's some stuff that's keeping that in check. I definitely plan to ask about that.

The head motion is fine, but it's a bit choppy and the shading seems to be a bit inconsistent around the torso area.
These are not necessarily bad things if you're going for a "this shit ain't natural" vibe though, long as you have smoother animated stuff to contrast against.

Spoiler


Your name is MegaDude. You came into existence in 2003 when a 15 year old boy in japan tried to make a game for his terrible original character (you).
He got about halfway through drawing your spritesheet, the startings of a tile set, and managed to sort-of cobble together the first level. Kind of.

Then he just quit entirely, leaving you stranded here with only one functional attack, your PEASHOOTER.
You have no jump animation, you slide across the ground instead of walking (let alone running), and you can only face right.
Frankly, your life sucks rancid donkey butthole right now.

Finally tired of not being able to even look left, you've decided to make your way into an actual game through your own grit and determination.

But first, you have to figure out how to get out of this horrible glitchy waste.
Thankfully, your programmer wasn't exactly great at coding, so this shouldn't be TOO hard to break completely, right?
>_

There's definitely more of a creative element than just Roleplay, namely that there's pictures involved.
Again, check the link.
It's closer to a webcomic in form than anything else. I'll note that though, I was thinking that was the place but wasn't sure.

Bricks are a bit small, honestly.
That's fine if you're going for a sort of medieval ruins aesthetic, but can be a bit noisy visually.
That's a judgement call though, I haven't seen the relative style of the player character to see if they contrast well or not, so take this with a grain of salt.