Get that monster his burger, stat.
That’s the crux of Cipher Prime’s newest game, built in two weeks for Philly Dev Night’s Game Jam. We told you about this game earlier this month and the Old City studio just launched it this week. It’s pay-what-you-want. All the games from this recent game jam are competing to see how much money they can make.
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This game isn’t like Cipher Prime’s others — they specialize in cerebral puzzlers. This one’s a little more accessible and light-hearted. We like its cartoony graphics.
The crew at Cipher Prime made the game with hunger nonprofit Philabundance in mind, said cofounder Will Stallwood, and the game website shows you how to donate if you want to.
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