Gamertell writes: "Tetrid infuriated me to no end, yet I couldn't help returning to play it over and over. It's clearly inspired by Tetris - you must complete lines with blocks to eliminate them, earn points and beat the game. Except in Tetrid, the shapes aren't the traditional blocks we're all familiar with. Instead, there are blocks missing, creating new shapes that you have to work with. Just when you think you've gotten the hang of Tetrid, the game speeds up, the background and blocks start changing color and the in-game screen starts shifting from left to right".
Josh Griffiths writes: "We’ve written about Bob’s Game in the past, an infamous “joke” Kickstarter campaign that raised over $10,409. Fully funded in May 2014, it's success presumably horrified its creator, Bob. That would probably explain why he vanished without a trace for two years."
It’s always admirable seeing the underdog stick it to the man, especially in a generation that’s so homogenized with the same games being remade and remastered every year. The video game industry needs more creativity and the indie scene is rea...
Stephanie Smith writes: "2 years ago a Kickstarter for a puzzle-RPG called Bob's Game appeared. It managed to raise over $10,000 toward its development and was scheduled expected to be delivered at the end of last year. Well, I doubt it was expected, the Kickstarter was only updated once during the campaign, and since the Kickstarter itself didn't look too promising I would have assumed that he just ran off with the money."
Wasn't this the guy who screamed for years about Reggie trying to not support indie devs by not paying for his game?
In the update he basically describes himself as homeless and using the cash he got from backers to try and get his life on track.
This is just plain weird.....
