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The Arbitrary Gamejam Comes Home

Somehow, we won #TAGJam6! Woot. We will most likely be hosting #TAGJam7 on the new TAG website when it's up and running. Looking forward to it guys.


Join us for #TAGJam7 on the 7th of February

 ~Tick

p.s. I've got something special planned. Lets just say you should clear more than a weekend!
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