@Kisaki – I know it got dreadful reviews, and I honestly believe it is because the games require you to be good at them to understand how good they are, but the games are also easy to pick up, especially for gamers. From the reviews I read, I truly believe the reviewers played through “story” mode once and maybe returned to the games that left a bigger impression, but that was it. It seems to me people wrongfully felt they understood the games simply because they had a basic grasp on the controls. I can’t really blame them because of the current state of most game design and the busy schedule of game reviewers, but I do believe it’s why this game was misunderstood. The “story mode” is essentially a wash to introduce you to the concepts. The harder levels, competing against another user or yourself for high scores. These things start to reveal that the games – while not all innovative masterpieces – are designed to last. The local multiplayer is top notch too and the reviews still seem to give credit to the people they chose to play with and not the fun experience the game skillfully cultivates.

@DA – Six years, yes. It’s a complicated thing for me to consider. The full announcement is here: http://lusipurr.com/2014/06/13/official-suspension-development/

One by one, I shall work through the entire population of the world.