Greater Good Games is a very Indie development studio run by just two men. One is Dayle Flowers, a former employee with Tripwire Interactive. The other is Noah Wood, an illustrator who I'm sure has drawn a few things here and there at some point. These two created Greater Good Games with a goal to release Indie titles and then donate the proceeds to charity.
Specifically, they will be donating a portion of all proceeds to the Doctors Without Borders charity. Their first release, Break Blocks is billed as a "break dancing, action puzzle game."
The best thing about the game? It will be released on February 29th under a "pay what you want" pricing structure! Remember though that proceeds will be donated to charity to be sure not to be a Scrooge when you go to pick up the game.
We will probably have a video review up later this week for the game, along with a free copy to give out. Keep an eye out for that.
Specifically, they will be donating a portion of all proceeds to the Doctors Without Borders charity. Their first release, Break Blocks is billed as a "break dancing, action puzzle game."
Greater Good Games' debut title is Break Blocks, an action puzzle game which fuses the beat-based mechanics of games like Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution with a color-based block puzzle. You play as a young break dancer who must defeat a cast of 13 of the world’s most notorious dancers by building colored blocks and clearing them to perform dance moves. Blocks are built in time with the beat and then placed on the circular dance floor. The object is not only to group primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) together, but also to connect them by using secondary colors (purple, orange and green) as a bridge to clear more blocks, and unleash more intense break dance moves.
The best thing about the game? It will be released on February 29th under a "pay what you want" pricing structure! Remember though that proceeds will be donated to charity to be sure not to be a Scrooge when you go to pick up the game.
We will probably have a video review up later this week for the game, along with a free copy to give out. Keep an eye out for that.