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PSA: Pay What You Want For Perspective-Shifting Indie Hit Fez
Polytron’s Fez let you explore a 3D world from a 2D perspective while solving perception-altering puzzles. It was one of our favorite games of 2012, and if you’ve somehow missed this indie gem until now, you can pay whatever you can (as little as a cent) to download the game. Better yet, all proceeds go to the ACLU Foundation.
If you haven't played Fez, read our review to find out why you should. You can't pass on a deal this good, but if you have some extra change to spare you can sleep well knowing that all this sales proceeds goes towards helping the ACLU Foundation, which helps "spearhead innovative and groundbreaking civil liberties litigation and public education."
For the first time, and until Feb 6th, FEZ is pay-what-you-can. All proceeds go to the @ACLU foundation. https://t.co/2wuWHyVD2P #RESIST pic.twitter.com/Z3QucyCFWm
— Polytron (@Polytron) January 31, 2017
[Source: @Polytron]
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