Escape from the Crazy Place

SPAG
Irritating and unfunny
JJ Guest writes, �I began writing Escape from the Crazy Place when I was
thirteen years old, and have now finally finished it, aged thirty-six. In spite
of this I still haven't the slightest idea of what it's about.� And how.

I can only imagine that the vast stretch of time was spent on the technical
details of adapting the game to the parser, as the admittedly bug-free play
reads like something written by a 13 year old. The game opens with an NPC
hamburger vending clown named Donald McRonald who eventually �takes two fingers
and stuffs them up your nostrils for a joke,� and it deteriorates from there.
The play, the �puzzles� (such as they are) and the illustrations are simple,
sophomoric and pointless.

If this sort of humor is your cup of tea, have at it; it�s the only thing
Escape From the Crazy Place has going for it. If on the other hand you find it
as irritating and unfunny as I do, you�d be well advised to give it a pass.
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