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Simon the Sorcerer?

salsa reservoir, and flooded

Sierra's 3-D Helicopter Simulator?
(Yes, I know that's a plane. This was just closest in theme I could find after a quick search.)

Thief?
Dragon Age?

the Doritos served at

So... I still believe it's pretty much the size of a RON game. If you stretch downtown with empty buildings, double/restart the puzzles, add 12 floors to a building, add a slow elevator and put 4/5 playing characters (so the player rarely know if something was plain impossible or just character-related) add pseudo-mazes, use the same twice...

Alright then, if that's true, I challenge you to make that RON game.
And no, that's not a joke, I'm serious and actually want to see you make that RON game. Get a team together and make it. We need more new RON game, and you just came up with the premise for a new one. Not only that, but according to you, it should be just as good (or bad) as Thimbleweed Park.

By the way, I've yet to play Thimbleweed Park, but I'm looking forward to it.
So far though, I think everyone's complaints can be boiled down to having very high expectations, just because Ron Gilbert worked on it. The guy hasn't worked on an Adventure game in over two decades as far as I know, so I'm not surprised that it's lacking a few things.

Hopefully they learn from their lessons and make another which is better.

Run Fat Boy Run?

[selmiak]

Concept: selmiak (I can barely tell that it's a bridge, which makes it a great and unique concept to me)
Playability: Mouth for war (It looks like it came straight out of a game)
Artistic Execution: ThreeOhFour (There's just something about the way it's drawn that I really like)

During the party, the

Dodgeball?

Spoiler

EDIT: Actually a game where all the hotspot labels said something different for objects could be funny/interesting. You hover over a chair and the label says "ball" etc. And maybe sometimes the graphic turned out to be correct but other times, upon further inspection, the label turned out to be true. Maybe the main character has a Delusional Misidentification Syndrome... Aw crap, now I want to make this game... SHUT UP, BRAIN!

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Do it! You know you want to. 

[You're not going Turbo, are you?]

I'm fairly sure there's film which parodied that quote. I can't remember which though.

Alright, moving on. Let's see if anyone recognises this one:
You're not going Turbo, are you?

["Uh, everything's under control. Situation normal.""What happened?""Uh, we had a slight weapons malfunction, but uh... everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here now, thank you. How are you?"]

I've watched that movie far more often than any one man probably should

"Uh, everything's under control. Situation normal."
"What happened?"
"Uh, we had a slight weapons malfunction, but uh... everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here now, thank you. How are you?"

Oh come on! That's obvious!
It's Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.
Unless the quote was repeated somewhere else.

Gremlins 2?

I'm suprised Slasher haven't made anything this time around, though it's still time left...

Well he's certainly quick enough to be able to make a brilliant game within the time that's left.

I didn't expect The Dig for last more than an hour or so in this community!

Same here. Although maybe everyone here is like me, and hasn't gotten around to playing it yet.

Have a happy birthday Dave Gilbert!

Yep, irony - but irony like a fist up the butt! What do you mean ^ there, the EU tax thing? Have you heard somewhere they may revert it back?

Well I've not heard that they'll revert it back. But considering it's enforced by the EU, and Britain will be leaving the EU in 2019 (I think), I presume it won't apply anymore. Of course I could be wrong. We'll have to wait and see.

Well, I can't say no to that advice!  Thanks man!

Cool, that was fast!  Just added Neofeud to Steam Greenlight.

Wow, congratulations. That was fast!
I bet you're glad you put it up there.

That cup in the shortest journey is grey. Come back when it's blue!

from their fluffy tails,