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Two Months of CASUAL ADDICTION

June 1st, 2010

 

The recent proclamation that two hours of gaming is equivalent to doing a line of coke sure got us thinking.  Beyond the natural reaction that this was sensational quackery at its finest (and many fine sites agree), it made us thankful that our gaming hobby is oh-so-cheaper than those the seedier members of society pursue – apparently with the same results!

 

That’s the challenge then: can you make the most casually addictive game possible?

 

We’re giving you two months to find out!

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