The purpose of Lights Out, Please is to show how the typical fear and terror in urban legends and ghost stories is a daily fear for many women, especially those women who have been the victims of sexual harassment or violence. I wanted to show that it’s not always monsters and the supernatural that cause the greatest worry — but that instead, it’s sometimes the people we know and that are closest to us that are the biggest threat. - [Author's description]
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be made of gum?
Long nights spent stuck under desks.
Humans mashing you up and spitting you out.
And sometimes – Oh, the horror!
…they swallow.
“I had a few space hours to let creativity wander and craft a stream of thought into a few playable things.” – [Author's Description]
it’s been a bit of a weird emotional ride. Odd to say that about such an obviously trivial and silly game, but there you go. For some reason Dick Fight has been “important” to me since I thought it up late last year, always cheered me up to think about making it. And then as I made it it also took shape as a kind of overblown parody of “The State of the Industry” and shooters and fighting games, positioning them all as games about guys swinging their dicks around and making a literal version. Which I liked about it a lot, along with the Atari limitations, the cycling palette, and other little touches. – [Author's Description]
an interactive eventuality – [Author's description]
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