GamersInfo writes: "So what makes this game so special? According to the IGF (Independent Games Festival), it is that is about "interactivity and false choices. It is a completely predetermined experience; you might call it an anti-game. Most importantly it is a joke, a parody!" So let's go through these thoughts together folks. Maybe you can help me make sense of this, along with the game."
Gamer Limit writes: "Have no idea what the title means? Go play this game. That catchy tune at the end was written by a fellow named Reachground, and you can find his new video game related song after the jump! (This post is about the vidja games, I swear)."
To tell more would be a terrible injustice to the game and ruin the brilliantly acerbic wit throughout this gem. But when you do play it, look out for clues, and if you succeed, then stay till the end of the credits. It's worth it.
Gamasutra is talking to this year's Independent Games Festival finalists, this time interviewing Mazapan's Kian Bashiri about You Have To Burn The Rope -- a short, cheeky commentary on gaming conventions -- nominated for the Innovation Award.
