Game Designer Legally Disowned By Parents Following Low Metacritic Score

Following an abysmal Metacritic score of 43 on his newly released project, video game designer Michael Trippit has been formally disowned by his parents. The twenty-two year old with the simple dream of making his own video game and having loving parents had it all come crashing down when his pathetic score was finalized.

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Douchebag Indie Developer Claims To Create Games Without Microtransactions

Los Angeles-based hipster douchebag and part-time game developer Jonathan Richmond has claimed to have found a way to create video games without microtransactions, early access payments, or 8-bit inspired graphics. He’s even gone so far as to say his games aren’t even artsy 2D platformers.