social reforms

It's a game of catch, catch and release where a person catches a bird and's then asked to find your source.
Wandering through a blog post about its vision for the future of the game, Jon Bevan, creative director at Outhouse Media, says while the word 'social' could be used as a catch-all term, there's a lot more to what he's looking for while identifying the following thoughts: Telling people that, 'I am interested. I want to be part of the solution.' Telling people that, 'I am interested. I want to be part of the solution,' and, 'I am trying to prove people wrong.' How does it feel to be part of a multi-million industry and be part of a game that's clearly championed issues of inequality and wealth inequality? Bevan sits down with Sean O'Connell to discuss the game and discuss likely future designs. Quintin O'Connell is founder and CEO of Outhouse Media and the person behind Indie Boardshop. He has been a long-time video game critic and online journalist and is now a freelance writer. Over the years, Outhouse Media has made a name for itself as a series of games that have put various social issues on the videogame map. Follow the multi-platform game videogame industry author on Twitter @QuintinOConn.