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It's called 'Meka's Mime Field'
You play a team of top army guys with a problem.
They've got to get across increasingly large areas, whilst avoiding the mimes that are sure to kill them.
Imagine the horror as you wander through the fields and walk right into a mime. Oh no! He's pretending that he's stuck in a box! Look how he pushes at the walls and ceiling!
Here's a quick thought, when mimes get arrested, do police officers tell them that the have the right to remain silent?
You play a team of top army guys with a problem.
They've got to get across increasingly large areas, whilst avoiding the mimes that are sure to kill them.
Imagine the horror as you wander through the fields and walk right into a mime. Oh no! He's pretending that he's stuck in a box! Look how he pushes at the walls and ceiling!
Here's a quick thought, when mimes get arrested, do police officers tell them that the have the right to remain silent?
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It's called 'Meka's Mime Field'
You play a team of top army guys with a problem.
They've got to get across increasingly large areas, whilst avoiding the mimes that are sure to kill them.
Imagine the horror as you wander through the fields and walk right into a mime. Oh no! He's pretending that he's stuck in a box! Look how he pushes at the walls and ceiling!
Here's a quick thought, when mimes get arrested, do police officers tell them that the have the right to remain silent?
You play a team of top army guys with a problem.
They've got to get across increasingly large areas, whilst avoiding the mimes that are sure to kill them.
Imagine the horror as you wander through the fields and walk right into a mime. Oh no! He's pretending that he's stuck in a box! Look how he pushes at the walls and ceiling!
Here's a quick thought, when mimes get arrested, do police officers tell them that the have the right to remain silent?