A Killer Headache, by Mike Ciul (2012) (20 ratings) The apocalypse is over. The human race lost. You're hungry. And you have a hell of a headache. Discretionary warning: This game is violent, scatological, and eschatological.
Gigantomania, by Michelle Tirto and Mike Ciul (2010) (21 ratings) Living under the Stalin era, in four parts.
"Despite the fact that this game is incredibly linear, especially at the end, it has a remarkable way of making you feel like you can do..." - See the full review
"I played The Lurking Horror right after Anchorhead, which served to highlight the limitations of Infocom's older games. The Lurking..." - See the full review
"It took me a long time to really get into Worlds Apart, but the end it was rewarding. Worlds Apart was far from my first game, and maybe..." - See the full review
"After hearing many complaints of the lack of long-form games, I was shocked at the size and quality of this game. There is no need to..." - See the full review
"I played Ballyhoo with a friend of mine, and it was a great way to experience it. I'm sort of a fan of the circus, and I think this game..." - See the full review
