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Mazur's Run & Gun becomes Track attack

Christmas Game

Mazur has had us all on the run, but can you outrun them?  Armed only with deadly mince pies, your job is to chase the baddies away before they get to you, or even blow you away!

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Christmas Holly

Ahem.  You all thought you could get a game about Mazur, but as it turns out, the Association of Gaming Designers* and the Board of Satire and Christmas Spirit*, in terms reminiscent of the CA in Denton speaking of Mitchell, have said you all mis-understood them.  They have never approved you doing this.  You cannot play a Mazur game, even when supervised.  You can, however, play a game called 'Track Attack'.  Which, as LJ Waller once famously said, may be a distinction without a difference...

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For years you've been conducting litigation under supervision.  But no more, it seems everyone is out to get you.  You can no longer do this. ​However, all is not lost!  You might be able to outrun and outgun the baddies!  Run away as fast as you can, and use your deadly mince pie gun to shoot others out of the way.  But watch out, the occasional train will randomly fly off the tracks - so be quick!

Mazur Run & Gun becomes Track attack
Mazurs Run & Gun picture

Track Attack is a perfectly suitable fun Christmas game for all litigators, qualified or not.  Just run around and shoot stuff.  Nothing to do with Mazur.  

Play here

How to Play

Controls

A - Left

D - Right

W - Up

S - Down

Or use the arrow buttons:

< - Left

> - Right

/\ - Up

v - Down

Space bar - shoot your deadly mince pie!

Arrow keys
WASD keys

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Mazur Run & Gun does not work on mobile phones.

It is designed to give my clients a few minutes reprieve when working hard at their desks.  So next time you're at your PC or Laptop, come back and play the Mazur game. 

 

Meanwhile, just so you don't miss out entirely, have a go at this Christmas Match game.  Nothing to do with Mazur!  :)

When you're done, why not browse through the fixed costs cases on here - see the Index or use the search function to see if there's a case or two you can use.

I am particularly keen to get any judgments on the new Oct 23+ expanded fixed costs, so if you get any - reported or not - please do send them to me!  Thank you.

* entirely fictional and any similarity to any real organisations is entirely coincidental

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