@tferriss: A casual video game based on The 4-Hour Workweek! Never thought I'd see such a thing. Can play in 60 secs, and it looks…
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Tim Ferriss highlights a casual game, 'Cubicle Escape Artist,' based on The 4-Hour Workweek, created with the Spacefast game-building tool, showing how quickly users can spin up their own games.
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A casual video game based on The 4-Hour Workweek! Never thought I’d see such a thing. Can play in 60 secs, and it looks like you can also use @SpacefastHQ to quickly create your own game from scratch. Thanks to @dlprager for the find.
Spacefast (@SpacefastHQ): You gave us a chuckle, so we wanted to give you a game based on the best domain ever.
Cubicle Escape Artist: decline meetings, tango past interruptions, automate a shortcut, reclaim your Friday.
Built with Spacefast, of course:
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