Hot Aisle
Hot Aisle is a free browser game made by Jason O'Connell (hurtz2k) in Des Moines, Iowa.
Night shift at the server farm. Badge in, ride the lift, kill power to a rack, swap the dead server and close the ticket yourself, while the robots remind you they would have done it in 0.23 seconds.
- What it is
- Free browser game
- Made by
- Jason O'Connell (hurtz2k), Des Moines, Iowa
- Where
- In your browser, free, right on this site
- Part of
- Games on Plain Weird
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