> > I, and a few others, are working on our own AGL games. I know of six that were in some sort of progress. How many of those are going to make it to completed games - and how soon - is unknown. I believe that three of those solely consist of an acronym that ends in -OAT.
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> I do have an acronym that ends in -OAT (GLOAT, no less), but that's not all of my game that there is. And it's actually totally unrelated to the title; I just figured that it would be a fun way to spoof all of the OAT mania around these parts. :-}

Pshaw. You need to be more creative! My game started out as QOAT just because of tradition, but later bloomed into a proper anagrammed acronym. Not only that, but yesterday, I thought of two good sequel names that also use -OAT.

Don "And like The Perils of Akumos, I don't think any of my stuff sounds contrived. Of course, if you thought that POAT sounded contrived, well, go soak your head. :-p" Monkey