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[Servant Corps]

Can anyone pass off any sort of junk game, hide a secret hidden message inside said game, call it art, and get covered on all the latest blogs? Let's find out.

Inspired by "lose/lose", I just made an art game right now. Aquaman Justice Part 1.

Play it. And tell me if this art game really is...um...any good. I made it in about 5 minutes, and it's really just an art game, not very good gameplay. No, I won't tell you the hidden secret SUPER DUPER MEANING of this game. That defeats the purpose of art.

[Akigagak]

Is it that batman is better because he can jump infinitely?

Or is a commentary on the nature of platfr- nay, ALL games?

[Cthulhu]

The explosive crate is sexuality in relationships.  If you attempt to push it forward, it destroys your relationship.  Batman and Aquaman's struggle represents the class war.  Batman, being the upper class, simply jumps over the platforms and reaches the end safely.  Aquaman, representing the poor, must travel the platforms, which represent traditional 9 to 5 labor.  His platform is unstable, and he continually falls and must start over, representing the treadmill an unskilled laborer spends his entire life navigating.  The monkeys that fall and die every few seconds represent today's youth, being thrust out into a world they're unprepared for and burning out before they can truly experience life.

That, or it's just a really sucky game.

[Vester]

I agree with Cthulhu, because he is an Elder Thing.

(honestly that's the best over-interpretation I've seen in a while, second only to the ones for Doom: RoE)

[Servant Corps]

Now I am begining to see why the creator of lose/lose posted his interpretion (so people would be able to know what the game is about, and thus don't have to play it).

[Zai]

The explosive crate is sexuality in relationships.  If you attempt to push it forward, it destroys your relationship.  Batman and Aquaman's struggle represents the class war.  Batman, being the upper class, simply jumps over the platforms and reaches the end safely.  Aquaman, representing the poor, must travel the platforms, which represent traditional 9 to 5 labor.  His platform is unstable, and he continually falls and must start over, representing the treadmill an unskilled laborer spends his entire life navigating.  The monkeys that fall and die every few seconds represent today's youth, being thrust out into a world they're unprepared for and burning out before they can truly experience life.

That, or it's just a really sucky game.

We have a winner.

[Killas[SiN]]

Cthulhu...

In the words of Sam,

"You crack me up little buddy."

[Cthulhu]

So was I right?

Also, I'm not your buddy, guy.

[Servant Corps]

No, no you are not right. I'll let you know if the correct interpertion is found.

[Cthulhu]

Whatever, art is subjective.

This just in, I just beat the game as Aquaman.  I am a master.