How Rick And Morty’s Creator is Redefining Indie Business Through Squanchtendo
If you needed another reason to buy a VR headset, Rick and Morty creators are launching a VR gaming company called Squanchtendo!
From TVO
Picture for a moment running away from a Gazorpazorp or hanging out with Abradolf Lincler (no matter how weird the guy is); For Rick and Morty fans, this is no longer just a dream. Since Justin Roiland teamed up with Tanya Watson in August of last year to create his own indie VR company, Squanchtendo, the wonderful world that lives in Roiland’s utterly insane brain has been colliding with the futuristic world of VR and captivating the minds of Rick and Morty fans across the globe.Full article: http://www.tvovermind.com/rick-and-morty/rick-morty-fans-psyched-justin-roilands-squanchtendoHowever, although the company has been more than successful so far with the release of both Accounting VR and Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, at DICE 2017 Summit this year, the co-creators announced a full-length game currently in the works and it’s no surprise that both the consumer and the tech industry are listening.
In fact, with more and more big names backing the indie VR world, the rise of the indie VR business is quickly becoming the newest and most exciting trend in VR this year. With HTC investing millions into an indie VR company known as Steel Wool, it is clear that the leading companies in the VR revolution are recognizing the impact these small startups will have on the future of indie business and signs of this impact can already be seen.
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Maybe this is the only reason i'm buying a VR.
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