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CGDC4: Jig Easy, Sam

October 8, 2007

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Jig Easy, SamFlash Game Design CompetitionThe next entry is from Matt Slaybaugh of Delaware (US), and this is Matt's 3rd competition with us. You may remember playing Frog and Vine, a fine collection of parlor games from CGDC #2, as well as Parley from CGDC #3.

Jig Easy, Sam is an action game of bouncing household products falling from an apartment complex into a moving truck by strategically placing various items that act as bumpers. The "ball physics" theme is represented by stuffing every item and bumper into a plastic bubble. Please leave your kind and considerate feedback for Matt in the comments. Play Jig Easy, Sam.

Game link: http://jayisgames.com/cgdc4_redirect.php?gameID=33

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