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Python’s The Ministry Of Silly Games Announced For Facebook
As if Facebook isn’t already distracting enough, a Monty Python inspired game is heading to the social network.
In development by Zattikka, The Ministry of Silly Games will feature a collection of minigames bound together with light RPG elements. It appears that gameplay is a cycle of completing minigames to unlock tokens which are required to buy parts of a machine that needs to be repaired in order to unlock more difficult games. And so on.
Rock, Paper, Shotgun has a first look at the game, which you can read here.
Interested in helping the team at Zattikka perfect this Python tale? Beta applications are still being accepted.
The Minnistry of Silly Games is set to release sometime next year.
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