Game Page active for "Come One Come All"

I've finally gotten the page up for Come One Come All.

It's a weird game, it didn't get a great response from Little Game Chef, but it's out there now.

Anyone is free to have a look at it, manipulate it, modify it, and generally play with it in whatever way they feel improves the experience.

I might go back to it once I've finished working on my Quincunx graphic novel, or my new series of children's books "The Adventures of Butterball and Skitz".

(Yes..that's right, I'm starting yet another project. You can blame my wife for this one.)

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Vulpinoid said…
Maybe I should start running a mock the Bot log like the one on 1km1kt
Sunday, 18 July, 2010
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