That's not an original name, but the name of an old short story by Harlan Ellison.

Maybe the game is somehow subliminal, but the title sure as hell isn't. XD

And yet, it's still the game's name. The OP said nothing about the title having to never have been used before.

I was being sarcastic. :)
There really needs to be a smiley for sarcasm. :( xD

When limited to text emoticons, most people use :P . It's not perfect, but it leaves no doubt that you're joking.
That said, sometimes deadpan is better. Make 'em guess. ; )

Leisure Suit Larry III: Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals

Like I said, it's not dead-on. It seems to be used as a catch-all "Just being silly" or "(Not serious!)" indicator. Personally, I think it actually looks kind of dumb (though I guess that's the point). But it is useful!

Thanks, even if its not spot on I now atleast know in which situations the smiley is used. :)

Wait, I can't tell -- are you being sarcastic right now??? =P

Of course. :P

That said, anyone who is into creepy dystopian psycho horror should read the story. It lives up to it's name. I don't know however how much it would give away the plot of the game.

On topic, looking into more recent games I liked the name "A Good Snowman is Hard to Build" from the start. :-)

It is a great story but they are kind of separate. They have the same characters and Ellison narrates the game but obviously the game is a little broader because as you know, the story is REALLY short.

Just remembered something else. When Trauma Center: Under the Knife was re-released on the Wii it was renamed Trauma Center: Second Opinion.

That's just brilliant.

I like the simple title of [Tower of Guns.

You see, there's this tower. And it's jam-packed with guns.

Truth-in-advertising is a refreshing change in this hobby of ours.

"Once Upon a Time, in Thalmor Occupied Cyrodiil"