When all questions of space, time, matter and the nature of being have been resolved, only one question remains-"What game shall we play?"

The Perlmatic Automated Game Picker provides the ultimate gaming experience and for once there are no options to worry about.

This newly improved edition will pick a game for you to play based on your mood. So until PAGP 3.0 comes out, Have FUN! 

use warnings;
use strict;

{
my @HappyGamesAndThings = ("nfs", "nfsII", "With the PerlMonks", "Morr
+owind", "TES Constructor Set");
my @SadGamesAndThings = qw(RedFactionII CCG RavenShield AGG);

print "How has your day been? (Answer 'good or 'bad').\n";

my $mood = <STDIN>;
chomp $mood;

if ("bad" eq lc ($mood))
   {
   my $randgame = $SadGamesAndThings [rand (@SadGamesAndThings)];
   print "You should play:";
   print $randgame;
   }

if ("good" eq lc ($mood))
   {
   my $randgame = $HappyGamesAndThings [rand (@HappyGamesAndThings)];
   print "You should play: ";
   print $randgame;
   }
   
if (lc ($mood) ne "bad" and lc ($mood) ne "good")
   {
   print "Error, please re-type answer. \n";
   redo
   }
}

exit;

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Please feel free to substitute your own games, use this wisely, and you will never have to make a decision again, well, almost.

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