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A screenshot from a pixel art game shows a small pink character wearing a black bowler hat in a stone corridor. Below the gameplay, bold white text on a black background reads “You Have To Burn The Rope”, followed by “a Mazapán game”.

You Have To Burn The Rope

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Chambers Judd
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Date
28 January 2011

This is a true cross-media triumph; fusing comedy folk music with low-tech video gaming. Imagine Colin The Cleaner meets Flight of the Conchords – got that? Then go and play this game for pete’s sake! It only takes about 30 seconds to complete and I guarantee you wont regret it. PS You have to burn the rope.

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