Torontonian Matt Hammill has made a game called Gesundheit, a stylish puzzler that had me late for a party last week. Its got a naif art style and a booger flicking game mechanic that’ll appeal to the kid in ya. Despite its simplicity, there’s a lot of thought in the details: the sound and animation combine to make the monsters pretty scary when they’re on your tail.

The music and level design have a European flavour, which is weird but a nice change from the usual set of influences. Also of note is that it’s made with Adventure Game Studio, most commonly used for point & click adventure games which this game is not — neither is the recently released Art of the Theft, another mighty fine game made with AGS.