Wodehousean Comedy - an IFDB Poll
by Rovarsson
RSS FeedManors, butlers, m'ladies, m'lords. Be they upstairs or downstairs, or asking if you rang.
| Aunts and Butlers, by Robin Johnson 3 votes "Especially the first half. Rather good m'lady." [+]... "Goes in different directions later on, but opening is very Wodehovian" [+]... "The poll could..." [+]...  Vote for this game | |
| Tally Ho, by Kreg Segall 2 votes "A Jazz Age Comedy of Manners" [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| The Eleusinian Miseries, by Mike Russo 2 votes "The Ancient-Greek setting is nonstandard but this is an intentional Wodehouse pastiche" [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Lady Thalia and the Seraskier Sapphires, by E. Joyce and N. Cormier 2 votes "Not as specifically Wodehovian, but the 20s setting and farcical complications of the heists might scratch the same itch" [+]... "The game's sequel..." [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Jolly Good: Cakes and Ale, by Kreg Segall 2 votes "Get yourself into and out of another fine mess!" [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Alias 'The Magpie', by J. J. Guest 2 votes "Master thief sets his sights on a Blandings-style estate" [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Deck the Halls, Gieves, by VerdantTome 1 vote "Christmas-themed..." [+]... Vote for this game | |
| The Magpie Takes the Train, by Mathbrush 1 vote "Second Magpie game relocates to America, but still has much of the original’s style" [+]... Vote for this game | |