Posts under ‘Love’

I should start by saying that Osmos is the most rewarding project I’ve ever worked on: it’s received tons of love and wonderful feedback from fans and reviewers alike, has won a bunch of amazing awards, over a million people have played it, and it’s been a pleasure in and of itself to create. But, [...]

Spring equinox is in the air, dear motes, and you know what that means! Well… technically, it means the center of the Sun will lie in the same plane as the Earth’s equator. But to put it in context with our daily lives: night and day will be nearly the same length everywhere on the [...]

For those of you that missed it, we “bundled” the iPhone version of Osmos with 5 other indie devs’ games during the holidays to raise money for charity. The result: together we raised $35,134.78 for Child’s Play! Needless to say we’re really pleased with this. During the sale, we put together some free shwag to [...]

‘Tis the season… to bundle wonderful indie games! A number of us have gathered together for an iPhone holiday sale in a similar spirit to the Humble Indie Bundle. Here’s the scoop: There are six games in the “bundle”, although each are sold separately on the App Store: Osmos, Canabalt, Eliss, Drop7, Solipskier and Spider. [...]

Wow, wow, and wow! Apple just announced their four prestigious apps of the year — and they’ve selected Osmos as iPad game of the year, 2010! What more can we say but… THANK YOU ALL!

Osmos will be appearing at Nuit Blanche in Toronto this coming Saturday, as part of the Hand Eye Society’s ‘Arcadian Renaissance’ installation at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. Swing on by any time from sunset to sunrise and check out six great Toronto indie games on old-school arcade cabinets. Retro-licous! Visit the Nuit Blanche website for [...]

Remember the Indie Love Bundle, where we banded together with five other independent developers to create an award-winning games bundle? Well, it’s baaaack and on sale again! And this time it brought along a kid brother, a brand new bundle called the Indie ‘Summer of Love’. What better way to head into fall than to [...]