So let’s say you just got home, and your car’s AC has just died. You really need to get in the house, but the door is locked. So what do you do? You look around for a key, right? Better hurry, or you might just die of heat stroke! YouTube doesn’t normally lend itself to interactive games, but with their new annotations feature, you can add subtitles, supertitles, “spotlights”, and word balloons to your videos. You can also make these link to other YouTube videos and/or pages.
What does this have to do with trying to get into your house after your car’s AC has failed? That’s the premise of my new game (or “Interactive Video Experience” as I like to call it) which is titled (strangely enough) “Get In The House”.
Alternate title is “Get In Da House” since the username getinthehouse was already taken. But since getindahouse was available, I used that instead.
So, in case you missed that ridiculously long link up there, the video is available here:

GET IN DA HOUSE!!

Don’t miss it, if you can! Surf Wisely!