- Afterlife: a game that simulates your character’s life and faith, and after you die, depending on your decisions and perhaps your faith, you get a screen that simply remains up forever until closed by force. This simply displays the afterlife.
- And then: A game where people take turns telling a story that makes sense for as long as they can, but may only add one sentence at a time, and every sentence after the first must begin with, “and then.”
- A game inspired by the infamous, “the game” which I have now lost, and so have you, but focused on a specific topic or item. When someone thinks of the forbidden noun, they must declare they have thought of the forbidden noun, and then announce a new noun. Then, the game begins again.
- A game where you continue to build a tower. Each level costs more money, which you can make by furnishing and renting the lower levels of your tower.
- And yet it burns, a game where the only objective is to remember that the piece of paper I lit during a doodle war 15 years ago continues to burn, putting pressure on Taylor’s character to make his move. Every now and again, simply remember and state that, it does indeed, yet burn.
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