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Rock and Roll Apocalypse

Here’s some wacky nonsense that for some inexplicable reason addicted me for hours. The idea is to restore the fabric of space and time — and heavy metal itself — by swinging a strange swinging object around a series of constellations before the universe implodes. The opening introduction is not to be missed and I dare say this crazy game is quite a challenge!

Rock and Roll Apocalypse

This ridiculopathic treatment is brought to you courtesy of humorist Mark Arenz. Check out his funny site at ridiculopathy.com

[This game requires the Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Flash Player. If you haven't updated your Flash Player in awhile, now might be the time to do it.]


Posted by Michael Arnzen | August 16th, 2006
Dept.: Online Gizmo of the Month | Permalink
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