The sequel to one of the most off-the-wall puzzle platforming games to come out of the indie gaming community, Escape Goat 2 developed by MagicalTimeBean, officially launched for Windows, Mac, and Linux with publishing support from Double Fine Productions. While that may not seem like anything out of the ordinary; Double Fine's Founder and CEO, Tim Schafer had no clue the development was happening inside his own studio. At least, according to the most hilarious news release that has ever graced our inbox.
The Humble Day of the Devs Bundle 2022 just launched. It includes sixteen items including Psychonauts, Brutal Legend, Broken Age, and more.
Josh Griffiths writes: "Double Fine doesn’t seem to be the problem here, they’re just making things worse. The real problem is developer Sam Farmer. If you’re a good developer, like the ones working on Knights and Bikes, Ooblets, or Everything, you’re probably going to love working with Double Fine. But if you’re a questionable developer who’ll take Kickstarter money and disappear for a year, you’ll probably love them just as much."
PlayStation Now hitting Samsung TV’s in 2015
PSN and XBL outages over the holidays
Extra Life prize update
What we’re playing and watching
Emails
Comedian is Greg Proops
I like how the title says "PlayStation Network Not Found" and the description says "PSN and XBL outages over the holidays".
