Okay, here's the scenario:  you wake up in a room.  It's a little too dark to tell, but it seems like you're surrounded by concrete walls.  In front of you is a table with a manila folder, a faulty alarm clock, and a briefcase.  The lights come on.  You notice that the briefcase is covered in little puzzles.  Your friends to begin chirping in your ear, something about wires and buttons and comedy sketches from the 1930's.  Your eyes scan the myriad of blinking objects covering the briefcase and... oh.  Oh no.  There's a timer.

The Global Game Jam went down last week, and when you get enough crazy people in a room together, madness is to be the only outcome. Which brings us to Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, a co-op game where a player attempts to disarm a bomb as guided by someone who can't see anything they are doing. And if you don't think that's the greatest video game title in the history of time then you would be only lying to yourself.