Tickle Dice Windows game

One man game studio Purple Dog Games, pictured, today celebrated the PC release of their first game, the single player card game, “Tickle Dice“.

International Director of Public Relations, Bjorn Morrison stated, “Did you see the traffic coming in this morning? It’s like everyone decided to leave for work at the same time.” When pressed to add
something relevant for a press release announcing the release of the game, he added, “Oh yes, it is the culmination of six months of design, prototyping, coding, testing and whatever else the nerds in Product Development get up to.”

“There’s a lot of strategy in this seemingly casual card game,” stated Lead Designer Bjorn Morrison. “And although it may not be the prettiest game on the market, it gets your brain working and rewards
thoughtful play,” he added, taking an unnecessary swipe at the Art Department, which consisted of finding Creative Commons and Public Domain images.

Tickle Dice is available now for US$2.50 at www.purpledoggames/tickle-dice, as well as IndieCity and Indievania.

Purple Dog Games is Bjorn Morrison. He used to work for Auran, The Creative Assembly and Sega Studios Australia. He’s been a QA monkey, Associate Producer, Writer and Designer. Before all that, he wrote Digital Policy for the Australian federal government in Canberra, and also worked for Creative Commons Australia. He changed his name from Bjorn Bednarek to Bjorn Morrison when he got married, which screws up most internet searches and credits listings for him, but kept his wife much happier.

Image courtesy of Flickr.com, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0).