Review of Summer Sweat

I have to admit to a certain reticence
when it comes to Summer Sweat;


following directions given by on-screen 
indicators, a haunting trip 


through the ruins of Chernobyl as a sniper 
in ghillie-suit camouflage, but


anything with people actually singing "ba-pah-
pah" makes it hard not to sing along.


If this sounds grandiose, so is Summer Sweat:
no words to remember, no words to forget.

Review of Tooth Decay

Tooth Decay begins with an unsettling 
story featuring a young boy recounting 
ghost stories that revolve around such 
diverse topics as unjust imprisonment, 
racism, and suicide, to which Thoreau 
tsk-tsks: "as if you could kill time 
without injuring eternity." This is an 
angst-filled game; a light-hearted 
simulation of the horrors of high school,
like a wink in an instant message.