An Unintentional Work of Art | The Museum of Anything Goes

The Museum of Anything Goes (1995) is a CD-ROM edutainment software produced by Michael Markowski and Maxwell S. Robinson, under the now defunct Wayzata Technology Inc.. The game is a surreal point-and-click adventure where the player explores a strange museum.
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The Museum of Anything Goes is an obscure video game I came across on accident and was intrigued by. I had initially wanted to cover the story and lore of the game, like some kind of internet-mystery or lost media, but then realised that there truly was none to be found (at least I didn't find anything, anyway). And yet its inexplicable charm made me realise something even greater of it — that it is an unintentional work of art.
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I wrote a book!
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Resources:
1. Savetz, K. (2022, January 10). YouTube. Retrieved from Mark Englebardt, Wayzata Technology — Interview:    • Mark Englebardt, Wayzata Technology —...