Candystand’s ‘Headcase’ Will By No Means Make You Crazy, But it Will Waste Tons of Time

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Because dividing us from our workday routine isn’t ambitious enough, Wrigley’s Candystand is doing its best to keep us from Thanksgiving family fun time too.

The new game is called Headcase. It’s got an old-school Nintendo feel and you gather coins and break stuff with your head. Plus, you’re pretty much walked through every level by helpful little information bubbles. It’s not super challenging but if you’re the type of person who enjoys the cheap high that follows immediate gratification, you will easily become a fan of Headcase.

Shit, we wrote too soon. A series of spikes surprised us and now we’re dead.

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