Hmm, a game that permanently deletes files off your computer the more aliens you kill, but deletes applications when you die. Sounds like a recipe for success!!
https://www.stfj.net/art/2009/loselose/
Don’t worry, the vimeo movie is a movie not the actual game.
The actual game is:
https://www.stfj.net/art/2009/loselose/loselose.zip
Thoughts?
i fear a lot of 9-13 year old brats are going to cause some very annoyed parents with this.
i actually discussed this game with a friend of mine, and we came to the conclusion that the game would have been much more motivating if you had to defend your files instead.
although i guess people will be playing this game at computer parties. a modified version would be cooler for compo-purpouses though; instead of killing files, you could have every alien represent a segment of your ram: goal of the game, play as long as possible before you BSOD or freeze.
Yeah, lets spread the word.
I think I might install this on a school computer just to see if it works.
Good idea/bad idea?
Well, either way it’s a…lose/lose situation. Eh? Eh?
tumbleweeds …
This game loses all of Metacritic’s Metascore. If it was on Steam, it would have a Metascore of 0. This game should be called Epic Failure at Failing Life Game.
Funny, that’s my pet name for you.
huhuhuhuhu
What’s your pet name for me? :awesome:
It’s ‘Garcian Smith’.
…but you should hear how I say it. :jizz:
It would make a good virus! there would be an advertisment for it, you’d click it, download it, play it then WAM!..
…the application was deleted because you fucking suck at games.
:3
Omg this game fucked up my computer!! > 
Please, please, tell me you’re kidding.
What happens if it deletes itself?
The world ends.
Actually, it does delete itself if you lose.
Whoa whoa this shit is real? I’m tired of these smart dumbasses who make these.
God damn it, you’ve all tempted me to play this game.
This game doesn’t scare me with the deleting files bullshit, I’ve done it before, I can do it again.
helps a lot if you have lots of trash on you HDD 
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