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Got my first assignment in my game design class - make a game prototype on your own. It doesn't have to be flashy or even all that extensive. If you're making a level-based game, just one leve would even be good enough.
So I'm making a childhood favorite - DugDug!
And last night I chose to get a little creative with the sprites... And am henceforth renaming my game Diggy Diggy Hole.
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Dorf! Yay, Dorfs!