Indie iPhone sale raises $25K as Canabalt goes open source
by Griffin McElroy 
on Dec 31st 2010 3:00PM
The generosity of indie developer Semi Secret apparently knows no bounds. Not only did the studio lend its runaway (
geddit?) hit
Canabalt to the Indie iPhone sale, which has already raised over $25,000 for the Child's Play Charity with
its ongoing $0.99 offers on iPhone hits such as
Osmos,
Drop7, and
Solipskier, but the two-man team behind the grayscale game has opened up the
Canabalt source code for everyone's perusal.
You can download and learn more about the
Canabalt source on
Semi Secret's official site -- all that we ask is that, should you go poking around in the game's brain, you finally program in
whatever the agile protagonist is running from. We've spun off a number of theories involving the Illuminati, but it's entirely possible that we're way, way off base.
