Has anyone played Yatzee Croshaw's games?

[Love Rhombus]

I'm a fan of his game reviews, so I was delighted to see he had made games of his own, which can be seen here (http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/). I personally think he's pretty awesome, but I can;t be the guy who's first making the SDMB aware of him, can I?

[CatInASuit]

I'm a fan of his game reviews, so I was delighted to see he had made games of his own, which can be seen here (http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/). I personally think he's pretty awesome, but I can;t be the guy who's first making the SDMB aware of him, can I?
I've been reading his reviews for a couple of months now and have been enjoying them.

I haven't tried any of his games out, although there is an amusing youtube video somewhere of someone trying to copy Yahtzee's style while reviewing Yahtzee's own game.

[pulykamell]

I'm a fan of his game reviews, so I was delighted to see he had made games of his own, which can be seen here (http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/). I personally think he's pretty awesome, but I can;t be the guy who's first making the SDMB aware of him, can I?

He's come up in several threads before, and the SDMB is how I found out about him. He's part of my regular Wednesday internet time-wasting rotation. :)

[ultrafilter]

I'd been thinking about starting a thread on the Chzo series. It's four games, each of which can be completed in a couple hours, in the style of the old Sierra adventure games (King's/Space/Police Quest). For what they cost (i.e., nothing), they're about as good as you can do.

The full series is 5 Days a Stranger, 7 Days a Skeptic, Trilby's Notes and 6 Days a Sacrifice.