Make-Your-Own Video Game Gifts: Clever or Corny?
SodaHead Gaming
2011/12/15 21:00:00
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In the digital age, even handmade gifts are being redefined. Jumala, a site that allows users to create their own 3D video games, for free, without any programming knowledge, is running a promotion to get users to create video games for their friends and family as gifts. It's kind of like the classic macaroni Christmas card, only a little more interactive. (OK, there are a couple more differences.)
For the holidays, Jumala offers plenty of seasonal objects -- gift boxes, wreaths, colored lights, "frosty skulls" -- and they're adding one item to the inventory each day until Christmas. Jumala CTO Frank Savage told Business Wire, "Holiday cards are so '90s. With Jumala, I can make a crazy Christmas game, send it to all of my Facebook friends and watch them try to outplay each other. Far more interesting, and cheaper, than sending a fruitcake." You can check out their holiday page here.

For the holidays, Jumala offers plenty of seasonal objects -- gift boxes, wreaths, colored lights, "frosty skulls" -- and they're adding one item to the inventory each day until Christmas. Jumala CTO Frank Savage told Business Wire, "Holiday cards are so '90s. With Jumala, I can make a crazy Christmas game, send it to all of my Facebook friends and watch them try to outplay each other. Far more interesting, and cheaper, than sending a fruitcake." You can check out their holiday page here.






















Rock on!!
But i doubt the game would be very good at all.
It's just the novelty factor, i guess...