: Hey old friends! If you subscribe to Game Informer, you'll get to see a
: tidbit I've always been reluctant to share with this community - I
: literally declined a design position on Halo 4 on my way out of the
: industry to go back to my hometown to start a church. Yes I know it sounds
: crazy.

: The Game Informer article goes into my side project of Sticky Bees and the
: trials of app development, but they can't tell my industry story without
: Halo coming into play of how I even got started in games!

: So if you get GI, you'll see it in the April Issue (this month) with Thief on
: the cover.

: And hey, if you want to check out our new Sticky Bees: Unleashed Kickstarter,
: you can do that too.

:
: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fourfire/sticky-bees-unleashed-for-iphone-ipad-and-more

: You'll notice that our Dragonfly just might be a nod to the awesome Spartans.
: :)

Between this and the Destiny article that's apparently in GI, I probably will pick up a copy. And yeah, leaving game development to start a church... I wouldn't call it crazy, but I doubt it's a path that a large number of people have gone down. :) In any case I hope it's rewarding for you.

I can't say I've ever played Sticky Bees (I have no iOS devices) but it looks solid. I really want to add my name to the list, the thing is if it gets funded but doesn't get high enough funding to bump it up to the Android level I will have put money toward a game I can't play. I don't mean this in a negative way, it's just... a conundrum, you know? And I can totally understand why you can't commit to an Android version without additional funding - you already have a functioning iOS version of the original, so adding content to that is obviously a different proposition than coding the game for a whole new platform.