After months of scrupulous labor in that cable laden layer that I call office, and shedding exactly 12000 hairs, I am pleased to announce the latest release of Full Frontal Retardation ™ in the form of a game. SpaceCom Chapter 1: The Big Gib. The Big Gib takes place in the year 20xx when humanity uploads itself into cyberspace because the Communists have won. You play as one of SpaceCom’s elite cyberspace commanders. The trollpatrol of the new cyberspace, Space Commanders are called in to clean the internet up (commanders are the substitute to Raptor Jesus, the existence of whom...
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