A Graphic Adventure by Tim Knauf
Where Death can be a Positive, Life-Enhancing Experience
What do you expect when you die? Shining light? Booming voice? Rotting slowly in the ground? You probably don't expect to be greeted by a grouchy old crone in a flying yellow bus, but then, neither does Nathan.
Welcome to a world where things are a little different to what you've come to expect. A world where incompetent eccentrics rule the sky. Where the afterlife is only a telephone call away. And where a disappointed, disillusioned dead man can have another go at his weekend.
So, Can I Download It?
You sure can. Off you go to the downloads page!
You may also like to:
- Find out more about the game or read the answers to the most frequently asked questions
- Feast your eyes on the screenshots or your ears on the title music
- Get a preview of the easy-to-follow instructions
- Read one or more reviews of the game or peruse our fine selection of outgoing links
- Contact the author, with words of favour, faint praise, or fiery damnation
Site Revamp!
If you've been here before, you may notice that this site has been improved. It's Sprucier. Fuller. Longer lasting. Plus, there's some other stuff here now: five-minute fun game Chicken Chicken, for instance. Find it all from the new Upper Orbit main page.
“It really is a fantastic little game. I'm very much in the camp of entertainment in all forms "giving something back" to the onlooker, be it a message, a question to ponder, or just a good feeling.
You hear a lot about "Next Gen" these days, but in a profit-driven industry people seem to forget the Metal Gear Solids and Nathan's Second Chances. It's this kind of project that's more than just mindless entertainment, it makes you question, it makes you feel. It's the defining aspect of where interactivity meets art, and it's the place where I really like to be.
Thank you for this experience. It is truly wonderful to see that there are still people out there that view the interactive medium as a voice, and not just a profit margin.” - Mike
