Difference between revisions of "Glossary:Comedy"
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|definition = Comedy games present events in the game in comedic fashion. They feature jokes in conversations or one-liners, or rely on satire or absurdity. | |definition = Comedy games present events in the game in comedic fashion. They feature jokes in conversations or one-liners, or rely on satire or absurdity. | ||
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+ | * [[Sam & Max Hit the Road]] | ||
+ | * [[The Secret of Monkey Island]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:39, 4 August 2022
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Comedy games present events in the game in comedic fashion. They feature jokes in conversations or one-liners, or rely on satire or absurdity. | |
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