Yes, yes, I think you all realised that I am not, in fact, making a cooperative multiplayer action game with social media integration.
The actual plans for my game will be revealed in due course. I think it will come as no surprise to reveal now, though, that they are 100% single-player always-offline.
But was this joke better or worse than Emo Henrik?
Rao Dao Zao 
I’m with you and SeedinAethyr, last year was wonderful with the screenshots, that was a truly commendable effort š This year maintained the excellent satirical tone but did not have the added materials needed to get from 8/10 to 10/10 š
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Oh well, 8/10 still isn’t bad. š
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Last year’s had a lot more effort into making it seem real. I really believed it that year until I read the comments.
This year I was actually ready (not only ready, waiting) for it. Problem was, it didn’t turn out very convincingly at all. I remember reading your Starcraft II post about how you hated how it was always online, and when you stated “always online” I was convinced it wasn’t real. (I was actually convinced it wasn’t real by re-checking the date after reading the first sentence, but the piece of text in your post that convinced me was the always online part.)
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I’ve always been known to follow the money, and the money is always-online… Oh well. I got a few people that don’t pay quite so much attention to my blog. ;D
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Hmm… better then Emo Henrik. (This time I was smart.)
Nay, just kidding. It was worse because you said it’d be permanent online. (Cue dramatic shudder.)
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I did put a bit more effort into props for Emo Henrik, though. I was going to do some mock-ups of Facebook posts wailing for likes and shares, but then I left it a bit too late. :$
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