> I also mourn the death of the "B game." Puyo Puyo Tetris I/II is a great example - it's not an indie game, but it's not an expensive game to release. It's a m

> I also mourn the death of the "B game." Puyo Puyo Tetris I/II is a great example - it's not an indie game, but it's not an expensive game to release. It's a mid-tier release for a niche audience. This is the kind of product you don't see much of anymore, and what I miss the most. This is pretty insightful, as no established company is likely to release a game like these anymore. They want to trap you for years with Candy Crush alikes and perpetual analysis to tilt the balance between frustration and micropayments.