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Description
This artwork is from the new iPhone/iPod Touch game "DINER of the DEAD", by PHUNAN Games! To try this exciting and spuriously educational zombie game, please go here:

[link]

If you could give it a 5 star rating, that would be HUGELY appreciated! If you don't even own an iPhone/iPod but are willing to pay the 99¢ just to give it a good rating, it would be GIGANTICALLY appreciated! And if you have 100+ watchers and would do a journal entry/review of the game, please contact me with a note and I'll get you a full version absolutely FREE! I guess I'd better limit this offer to the first 10 people who express an interest.

NERDY ARTWORK DETAILS:
Zombie lovers were drawn in pencil, inked with a #2 Winsor Newton sable brush (speedball ink), then scanned, vector traced and coloured in Adobe Illustrator. The old paper background was free online (if anyone knows differently, let me know). I did everything else, even those mysterious stains!

THE HISTORY:
Are you too young to recall the "Corpse Uprisings" of the 1950s? It was so traumatic that older relatives may even claim it never happened. The science is complex, but, basically, atomic radiation mixed with toxins from experimental Hula-Hoop plastics, then the unique frequency of "Rock 'n' Roll" vibrated this unstable molecule, creating a substance that raised the dead. The "Former Corpses"*** ate human flesh, so the government created facilities that sold bodies willed to the cause. As teens, your grandparents likely worked at one of these "Diners of the Dead". The plan succeeded and, within a few years, "The Undead" had quietly disintegrated or gone into municipal politics.

*** NOTE: In the '50s, "zombies" meant cadavers reanimated by Voodoo so this new type of beings was officially termed, "Undead". Informal names included, "Casket Dodgers", "Flesh Munchers" or, simply, "Droolers". Such terms are now considered derogatory.

HOW TO PLAY:
PHUNAN GAMES (phunan.com) proudly announces “DINER of the DEAD”, a thrilling and educational iPhone/iPod game commemorating this neglected period of history! Feed the reanimated corpses/customers as fast as you can and don’t let them starve on your premises or the Undead Health Department will shut you down . . . and beware that thieving rat!

CREDITS:
"DINER of the DEAD" and all its concepts, artwork, code, characters, et cetera, are the sole property of PHUNAN games and may not be used in any way without permission. Visit our website or follow us on twitter for feedback and updates on this game. All art hand-drawn by Huw Evans of Eyecatcher Graphics and all code written by Robert Teed. DINER of the DEAD was created with help from cocos2d. All storylines are fictional and corpses are not meant to resemble real persons (but if they do, email us a picture!). All art © Huw Evans, 2010. All code © Robert Teed, 2010.

Remember: it's all . . . PHUNAN GAMES . . . until you lose an eye!

WWW.PHUNAN.COM - [link]

Description
This artwork is from the new iPhone/iPod Touch game "DINER of the DEAD", by PHUNAN Games! To try this exciting and spuriously educational zombie game, please go here:

[link]

If you could give it a 5 star rating, that would be HUGELY appreciated! If you don't even own an iPhone/iPod but are willing to pay the 99¢ just to give it a good rating, it would be GIGANTICALLY appreciated! And if you have 100+ watchers and would do a journal entry/review of the game, please contact me with a note and I'll get you a full version absolutely FREE! I guess I'd better limit this offer to the first 10 people who express an interest.

NERDY ARTWORK DETAILS:
Zombie lovers were drawn in pencil, inked with a #2 Winsor Newton sable brush (speedball ink), then scanned, vector traced and coloured in Adobe Illustrator. The old paper background was free online (if anyone knows differently, let me know). I did everything else, even those mysterious stains!

THE HISTORY:
Are you too young to recall the "Corpse Uprisings" of the 1950s? It was so traumatic that older relatives may even claim it never happened. The science is complex, but, basically, atomic radiation mixed with toxins from experimental Hula-Hoop plastics, then the unique frequency of "Rock 'n' Roll" vibrated this unstable molecule, creating a substance that raised the dead. The "Former Corpses"*** ate human flesh, so the government created facilities that sold bodies willed to the cause. As teens, your grandparents likely worked at one of these "Diners of the Dead". The plan succeeded and, within a few years, "The Undead" had quietly disintegrated or gone into municipal politics.

*** NOTE: In the '50s, "zombies" meant cadavers reanimated by Voodoo so this new type of beings was officially termed, "Undead". Informal names included, "Casket Dodgers", "Flesh Munchers" or, simply, "Droolers". Such terms are now considered derogatory.

HOW TO PLAY:
PHUNAN GAMES (phunan.com) proudly announces “DINER of the DEAD”, a thrilling and educational iPhone/iPod game commemorating this neglected period of history! Feed the reanimated corpses/customers as fast as you can and don’t let them starve on your premises or the Undead Health Department will shut you down . . . and beware that thieving rat!

CREDITS:
"DINER of the DEAD" and all its concepts, artwork, code, characters, et cetera, are the sole property of PHUNAN games and may not be used in any way without permission. Visit our website or follow us on twitter for feedback and updates on this game. All art hand-drawn by Huw Evans of Eyecatcher Graphics and all code written by Robert Teed. DINER of the DEAD was created with help from cocos2d. All storylines are fictional and corpses are not meant to resemble real persons (but if they do, email us a picture!). All art © Huw Evans, 2010. All code © Robert Teed, 2010.

Remember: it's all . . . PHUNAN GAMES . . . until you lose an eye!

WWW.PHUNAN.COM - [link]