Between your rampant donations to Child's Play and your support with Haitirecovery efforts, you've been stretching your altruism muscles quite a bit over the past few months. We just hope you're not all charity'd out -- Zoe Mode and OneBigGame's XBLA rhythm title, Chime, is due on February 3. In case you've forgotten, 60 percent of the game's 400 ($5) price tag will go to Save the Children and Starlight Children's Foundation.
Best of all, the game actually looks pretty fun! Check out the explanation video above to see the title in action -- it's kind of like Tetris meets Lumines meets thebeneficence of the human spirit.
Hrmm, Save the Children is to broad of a charity program to be effective. They need to focus on just orphans in the US or in developing countries or for orphaned children in crisis. This game doesn't look very good either. Setup the same deal but bring Osmos to the XBLA and you're looking to raise some serious money. I have it for Steam and I'd buy it again for XBLA. I'd just as well donate directly considering how boring this game looks (though I already do yearly to my charity of choice).
Looks awesome. 400 points? No question. 60% to charity? Even freaking better. How can a crazy addictive looking game like this only cost 240 points (that's 400 points less 60%, right?) and huge turd loads cost 1600 points? Boggles the mind.
# Philip Glass - Brazil # Markus Schulz - Spilled Cranberries # Moby - Ooh Yeah # Paul Hartnoll (Orbital) - For Silence # Fred Deakin (Lemon Jelly) - Disco Ghosts
All tracks were provided free of charge, in the spirit of charity as well!
($5) price tag will go to Save the Children and Starlight Children's Foundation.
