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Awesome Free Game Gravity Bone Getting A Sequel: Thirty Flights Of Loving
If you have never heard of Gravity Bone, do yourself a favor: Go to the Blendo Games website, download it for free, and spend the next 30 minutes or so going through this quirky, entertaining short story of a game. You go ahead. I'll be here when you get back.
All done? Excellent. Now you know why Gravity Bone is awesome and why you should care about its recently-announced sequel, Thirty Flights of Loving. Blendo Games and the Idle Thumbs podcast have released the first screenshots and trailer for this stylish follow-up.
Thirty Flights of Loving features a soundtrack by Chris Remo, one of the hosts of the excellent but currently off-the-air podcast, Idle Thumbs. Remo and friends currently have a Kickstarter running to raise funds for relaunching the podcast. Fans who contribute $30 or more will be the first to get their hands on Thirty Flights of Loving, though it will be available for purchase eventually.
Check out two more screenshots and the video below for an early look at the game. In particular, take note of the strange Goldblum mode, which will only be available for people who get the game through the Idle Thumbs Kickstarter. Well, I'm sold.
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