Are "walking simulators" the next logical evolution in interactive storytelling?

The Christmas season finale!

Three makes a perfect pair, so it makes sense that we would have three episodes in which the guest wound up being someone else than we had originally planned. It's always a pleasure to have people on the show, however, and this week was no exception,

"A father in a padded cell must find their lost stuff while evading the police."

Before I tell you all about this week's episode, please allow me to unveil a new milestone for our show: - Yes, Troels has created a lovely piece of cover art for this week's game design. Oh, incidentally, that picture is NSFW. -

"The ghost of a dead child from the woods must make it to the wedding on time in as convoluted a manner as possible."

Is Jacob sitting on his butt? Well, at the time of writing, he is not. He is actually sound asleep, having just participated in the second episode of season two of "Open Crowd Source". - For some odd reason,

"Niels Bohr in a post-apocalyptic wasteland must make the big score using a rigidly defined set of terms and conditions."

"The ghost of Christmas past from the 1970's must crash the wedding with a plunger."

"An elf from Providence must learn how to live again before realising that they are true villain of the piece."