14 Days of Chorlton

03Apr11

My new game is now live!

It’s called 14 Days of Chorlton and it’s based in Chorlton-cum-Harder, Manchester, UK. It’s a fringe event for Chorlton’s Big Green Festival and will run for two weeks: 3rd to the 16th April, 2011.

If you’re in the area, come and play! If not, you can watch it unfold via the hashtag #14daysofchorlton.

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