Well jjgeek, I do know about the madlib game, however my problem is I'm not sure exactly whether it is! a game as opposed to just a computerised toy, since you don't get any score or challenge or real gameplay, even vaguely as in phrase madness or apples to apples.

This is why for example Jim kitchin's brain or reaction programs don't have entries, they just don't have enough actual gameplay to be considdered games. Heck, I'll say Godville was only just! able to count as a game through it's uses of god power, and the game that partially enspired Godville, Progress quest found here didn't at all.

Of course that's not to say such things can't be fun. I suppose I could create a category "toys" for things like progress quest and madlibs, (maybe move phrase madness and godville into this), although I don't know how many other programs I'd have to stick in there.

Any thoughts anyone?