Titles are a complex art. Sometimes they're deep and metaphorical. Sometimes they're catchy and fun to read out loud. Sometimes they're named after a quote or item in the game. Sometimes they don't even have any relevance to what's going on.
But let's give a round of applause for the more direct titles. On this list, games are simply exactly what they sound like. No lies, no clever mind games, it's more akin to an elevator pitch.
Pick Up The Phone Booth And Die, by Rob Noyes 2 votes "Title says it all" [+] ... "Ignores the..." [+] ... ![]() | |
Use Your Psychic Powers at Applebee's, by Geoffrey Golden 2 votes "Delivers on the title" [+] ... "You do get to use..." [+] ... ![]() | |
16 Ways to Kill a Vampire at McDonalds, by Abigail Corfman 2 votes "Exactly that" [+] ... (No comment) [+] ... ![]() | |
Max Blaster and Doris de Lightning Against the Parrot Creatures of Venus, by Dan Shiovitz and Emily Short 1 vote "You play as Max..." [+] ... ![]() | |
Jungle adventure, by Paul Barter 1 vote "It is a jungle..." [+] ... ![]() | |
robotsexpartymurder, by Hanon Ondricek 1 vote (No comment) [+] ... ![]() | |
HSL Type Ω MEWP Certification Exam, by Duncan Bowsman 1 vote "Could be mistaken..." [+] ... ![]() | |
Limerick Heist, by Pace Smith 1 vote (No comment) [+] ... ![]() | |