We all know gaming is a fun thing to do, and occaisionally small companies and groups can make great games. The game I'd like to talk about is one I made myself, and I pray it can live up to the standard of some of those great independent games.

As far as titles go, I've always been fond of deep meaningful names which convey both the essence of the game while retaining a nice friendly feel, and I tried to achieve just that with my game title.

My game is called, Let's Get Tazed at the Mall.

The basic idea of the game is to go to your local mall and do whatever it takes to get tazed by the mall security.

The title may say mall, but the game can be played just about anywhere. Office buildings, government buildings, churches with security guards, etc. They're all great choices.

The graphics are really quite stunning. Definitely one of the most realistic looking games ever. You won't likely get bored of it, with widely varying 3D scenery that you can change yourself, free roam, and the ability to simply close your eyes for a second just before you get tazed and completely change your view in a number of ways, many of which involve a few moments of dead silence and pitch blackness right after what seems like several moments of severe pain.

The plot is extremely versatile owing to the fact that it relies entirely on your own personal life. I find it can be rather easy to follow, but if you play this game right then you'll definitely be shocked by the end and so will your family if they don't see it coming. It should be noted, however, that usually those who play this game are often already expected to engage in such behaviour.

This game is both single player and multiplayer so invite friends.

To end, as a soundtrack for the game I suggest while playing you listen to Shock to the System by Billy Idol, Falling to the Ground by Thirteen Senses, Tubthumping by Chumbawumba, and anything else you feel fits the nature of the game.

Thanks for reading.