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In other words, Klaymen is retro chic, as far as cartoons go. Adventure Game as Art? Jen: The Neverhood is a masterpiece worthy of placement in the Smithsonian. It was released in 1996 and as best as I can recall it was one of the first Windows 95 games released. The designers really thought commander of everything when they were working on this game. If they had chosen to release it as a movie instead of commander a game, I have a feeling it would have been a Hollywood blockbuster. As a game, every element intertwines commander beautifully. The scenery and music and sheer quality act as a perfect backdrop to the integrated puzzles. You've Gotta Like it Gross ... Jen: ... because it is, at times. Anybody who knows me knows this kind of stuff is right up my alley. Maybe a case of arrested development? Whatever. There are a few supremely disgusting moments in The Neverhood, such as some sort of icky goo being squirted by a bug that emerges from a sphincter-like orifice. When The Neverhood was originally released, it had an ESRB rating of "M," but there is really nothing in this game that I would not allow my kids to watch.
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