Something about them really just freaks me right out. Listen man, I fuckin’ hate the Marshie character. They’re fine, but you and I both know that’s not what we’re here for. These are more like Homestar Runner themed games as opposed to games that exist within the Homestar Runner universe, if that makes sense. “Old Games” refers to a collection of quick n’ easy little games that were on the site in its infancy. I’ve not played those, so I can’t speak to their quality.) #20.
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The creators of Homestar Runner have, since the late 2000s, released a series of standalone episodic games called Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People, and a few itch.io entries. (Some quick housekeeping: I am only counting the playable games released under the “Videlectrix” moniker. Having spent an insane number of hours playing these games sometime around 8th grade, I have taken it upon myself to create the ultimate ranking, mostly so I have an excuse to play them again. Homestar Runner also had an entire section of the site dedicated to original games, many of which were shockingly good considering they were made by two brothers just like, for their strange ad-free cartoon website. (Mine are “the jibblies” and “consummate v’s.”) There are plenty of Twitter threads dedicated to which Homestar Runner phrases worked their way into your daily vernacular to prove it. The highly quotable nature of the show, most notably the Strong Bad Emails, became kind of a pre-meme meme amongst the throngs of young people religiously checking the site for updates. For the uninitiated, Homestar Runner was a web series of flash cartoons known for its absurdist humor and distinct voice acting.
If you were between 9 and 19 with internet access in the early 2000s, you probably remember (or were at least aware of) Homestar Runner.
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