Matt Fairchild

So... important question. Is this CAN-SPAM compliant? Because it really looks to me like they've left off some parts of the required laws, which means everyone using this to send a revue to their Mailchimp list is violating the law and opening themselves to liability. It *does* offer unsubscribe options, but notably there's no field for entering your company's physical address, which is one of...

I thought about posting this to /games, but didn't know if @russfrushtick prefers to keep that to strictly game software. Still, this is super cool and useful for indie devs (and non-indie devs!)

The first game has been my best friend on plane rides for years now. Has anyone dove in and broken down the F2P aspect yet? The first game didn't pinch you very hard, which I enjoyed, but I have to wonder whether that limited their profitability.

This is an amazing concept, and it makes a lot more sense now why Niantic spun off from being Google-owned. I'd love to have been in that pitch meeting. "Hey, y'all, what if... we did Ingress... but with Pokemon? No, actual Pokemon. Let's get Mr. Nintendo on the phone."

As @aswinsam pointed out, the madlib images after each level are awesome. It's the best attempt at organic viral images I've seen... possibly ever. My friends legitimately enjoy making their bears say silly/terrible/bizarre things and posting to Facebook.

This game hooked me when I realized I didn't have enough food to feed all three of my survivors... and one of them was seriously injured, sick, and not getting better. I had the choice to keep feeding him food and medicine, and risk him dying anyways, or let him starve, saving the supplies for the healthy survivors.

This game is fantastic. We played it so much in the office that we bought a small fencing trophy with "World Nidhogg Champion of the World" inscribed on it. The rules are simple: - You can challenge the trophy holder once per day. - If you beat the trophy holder, you win the trophy! Place it on your desk and gloat. - If you win the trophy, you get to keep it for 24 hours. But after that, en...

My friends and I lost a whole night to this game. You pass out the controllers, pick a minigame, and suddenly find yourself in a mass of AI characters. Your goal is to move just like the NPCs while meeting some objective - collecting coins, reaching the finish line, assassinating people, etc. However, your friends are doing the exact same thing. And they're armed. Simple graphics, but a super...