Existendo Video Games

Existentialist literature has never been a big hit with kids, and let's face it, would you slip Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea into your beach bag? But the line of video games offered by the Existendo Company would put a wan smile on even Sartre's grouchy face. This screen from The Myth of Sisyphus, and the accompanying excerpt from one of the firm's ads, say it all:

Count on Existendo to bring you the very best in French Existentialist video games. Albert Camus' Myth of Sysyphus delivers endles hours of philosophically challenging, ego-battering entertainment. Ponder your pointlessness as Man scores big on the uphill push, then the Rock's downward roll sets him back to zip! Fruitless fun for the whole family.

Also available: Sartre's enraging No Exit, Ionesco's action-free Rhinoceros!, and Beckett's depressing interactive video, Krapp's Last Tape. Buy them all! You'll be dead someday anyway!