Justifiable Jokes

Recommendations by Walter Sandsquish

So, I download a game and fire up the 'terp. A dozen or two moves later, I discover that the game is pretty absurd and is already finished. Mostly, this makes me roll my eyes, but these made me smile too.

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1. +=3, by Carl de Marcken and David Baggett (1994)
Average member rating: (21 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

It is logical ... and unexpected.

2. Chickens of Distinction, by Liza Daly (1998)
Average member rating: (6 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Why did the chicken cross the road?

3. Coke Is It!, by Lucian P. Smith, Adam Thornton, J. Robinson Wheeler, Michael Fessler, Dan Shiovitz, David Dyte (1999)
Average member rating: (18 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

What if rec.arts.int-fiction had sponsors?

4. A Day for Fresh Sushi
by Emily Short
(2001)
Average member rating: (92 ratings)

Walter Sandsquish says:

Feeding a vacationing friend's pet really is annoying.

5. Flowers for Algernon, by Anonymous (1998)
Average member rating: (10 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Mockery can be engaging, if yur literate.

6. FooM
by Piers Johnson
(1996)
Average member rating: (2 ratings)

Walter Sandsquish says:

Who says IF doesn't have action?

7. Modernism, by Jacob Weinstein (1994)
Average member rating: (3 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Funnier than lit crit.

8. Operate!, by Cody Sandifer (1998)
Average member rating: (5 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Adventure games do require dexterity.

9. Slap That Fish
by Peter Nepstad
(2007)
Average member rating: (29 ratings)

Walter Sandsquish says:

You know you want to.

10. Truth, by Carl Muckenhoupt (as John Earthling) (2014)
Average member rating: (7 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

What does the truth look like?

11. The Underoos that Ate New York!, by G. Kevin Wilson (1994)
Average member rating: (25 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Getting dressed for a date really is agonizing.

12. Undo, by Neil deMause (1995)
Average member rating: (16 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Game files really do get corrupted.

13. Verb!, by Neil deMause (1998)
Average member rating: (8 ratings)
Walter Sandsquish says:

Your parser is both idiosyncratic and idiomatic.

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