They Came From My Inbox

With seemingly random imagery and audio They Came From My Inbox is a mix of jokes and impressions based on various internet sub-cultures, and popular net-icons. Inspired by Spoetry, spoken word, and the early Hip-Hop movement, it is an exploration of applying the Cut-up technique to the aesthetics and functionality of a game.
Since Hip-hop is very sample-based, the game pays homage to this music genre by experimenting in ways of melodiously “borrowing from” and reflecting the nets randomness, and cultural taboos in as much of a music sense as it does artistically. The outcome was dynamically “mixed” audio that is strongly influenced and determined through game-play, but stays consistent to the theme, playing an important role in setting the randomness of the game.

They Came From My Inbox plays from the Spamer’s point of view, helping Spam travel across the internet, and various forms of security to successfully spam the user.
The theme is divided into three levels, all entirely different games. There is also a bonus-game at the end (if you give assent to the ninjas).