John Bedford (Modojo): Earlier this month Semi Secret Software released Hundreds on the App Store. We gave this fascinating puzzle game 4.5 out of 5 stars in our review, and were left impressed by the complexity teased out from the simple underlying mechanics. We've since caught up with Adam Saltsman, co-creator of Hundreds and the man behind the game that kicked off the endless-runner craze, Canabalt.
Read on to discover what Saltsman makes of the proliferation of App Store runners, his future projects, and the ethical and design challenges introduced by free-to-play gaming.
PC Gamer: From Canabalt to Meat Boy, there are plenty we'll miss if they go away.
Kinglink writes: "One of the original infinite runners and done incredibly well, simple controls and a lot of gameplay. Definitely an exciting minimalist game. Original game is available on Kongregate."
On this edition of Indie Update: Unraveled returns to Kickstarter, Uncanny Valley launches on Steam, the problem with Greenlight, and more.
