The mission of MY WIFE ROCKS PRODUCTIONS is to develop enjoyable boardgame inspired homebrew video games. The result is highly replayable games for one or more players that reflect the tension, strategy, and unpredictablity of "off the grid" games. While rolling digitized dice is not often thought of as cutting edge gameplay, you may be surprised by how robust and enjoyable these type of games can be, especially with a bit of imagination.
Escape from the Death Star (BETA)
Relive the exciting escape of Luke, Han, Leia, and Chewbacca as they attempt to navigate the labrynth of Death Star corridors and reach the Millenium Falcon. Originally produced by West End Games, this one to four player game accurately recreates the chaos of the Death Star and the tension hinted at in the original Star Wars movie. The Macromedia Flash version presented here is intended to be playable on the Nintendo Wii via the Opera browser. So grab your wiimote and see if YOU have what it takes to escape from the Death Star! Remaining issues include Obi Wan functions, splash screens, some special action card coding, color and sound adjustments, and instructions/mouseover help functions.
PLAY ONLINE [ Wii | PC ]
Ver. 0001 | 85% COMPLETE | UPDATED 05.30.07
The Magical Quest Game (BANNED)
If you are looking for the GBA version of a card based adventure quest boardgame, the current copyright owner (Games Workshop) threatened legal action if its availablity and production were not halted. YES - the homebrew creation was that complete and well designed! Of course, like many things released to the internet, it may continue to live on - perhaps only an internet search away - but you will not find the file for download here. Hopefully there will come a day when they realize the magical aspect of the game was the fanbased creations that provided free advertising and word-of-mouth distribution. Until then, I plan to move to other games more open to free publicity and fan adoration.
NO DOWNLOAD 6.45MB [ GBA | DS | PC ]
Ver. 0003 | 90% COMPLETE | UPDATED 06.05.07