Little Game Chef

Do I put my hand up for this or not?

I've got the time...

I've got some ideas...

But the killer is the theme..."Comedy".

I went right off key when I submitted my last Little Game Chef entry, where the theme was "Immersion".

If I take too long thinking about it, the opportunity will pass. So I'll consider my options and decide on whether to enter tomorrow.

Comments

Jeff Russell said…
I'm going to give it a shot, but gosh darn is comedy a really hard topic! A few fuzzy ideas are growing in my head, but I have very little idea how to mechanically bring the funny. Good luck if you do enter!
Wednesday, 23 June, 2010
Vulpinoid said…
I've had some time to think about it, and that's the worst thing I should be allowed to do.

Tentatively...I'm in.
Wednesday, 23 June, 2010
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