GamaSutra - Richard Hofmeier's Cart Life earned multiple awards at this year's Independent Games Festival, including the grand prize. But at Cart Life's booth on the IGF pavilion today, the game on show was Porpentine's Howling Dogs -- Cart Life's own marquee had been spraypainted over, and attendees who came to the booth looking for the game saw Porpentine's haunting interactive fiction instead.
Cart Life was a critically acclaimed indie game which was released in 2010, but was then pulled in 2014 by its developer Richard Hofmeier.
The retail simulator won three awards at the Independent Games Festival, and was heralded by some publications as one of the best indie games ever.
Now the game is being re-released by AdHoc Studio, allowing those who missed out the first time around to finally buy it.
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