Just noticed that Superhypercube was announced for Project Morpheus, does anyone know if he is involved in the creation of the game? The game sounds really awesome regardless, just can't help wonder if he is invovled as Fez was so spectacular and I miss Phil's presence so much. :(

I don't miss Phil. At all.

You don't get to rage quit the industry twice and keep any degree of credibility. Phil Fish is a clown.

I'm only willing to take Phil seriously if he comes back contrite and admits that he acted like an infant, crying for attention from an indifferent parent.

As to your question: fuck if I know!

I hope clever game developers of interesting games make more games. I literally could not give less about the drama.

But unfortunately I think internet dickheads probably mean we won't be seeing him doing that again. Bummer.

It looked like Polytron was just publishing the game, and if I remember correctly Phil said he was still going to publish them, but not develop any more. So I think he's only involved in a managerial capacity.

I liked Fez. I don't care about Phil. If he comes back and makes another cool game, cool.

The amount of "I don't know, but let me tell you what I think about Phil Fish" responses to every Phil Fish thread is almost hilarious.

As far as I know, he was definitely involved in the creation years ago, back when Fez was still in development. Wouldn't be surprised if he has stopped working on it since, you know. Either way he'd still be responsible for some of it, I guess.

Phil Fish is the hero the games industry deserves.

Yep. I'm all about the games. The rest is just noise.

That's odd, it seems like the exact opposite of what I'd think he should be doing. He's a very talented game developer but very obviously absolutely terrible at handling PR things, so getting out of the game development business to focus on publishing, which in large part is PR stuff ...

@fisk0: @quid_pro_bono: I thought he put Polytron up for sale after the hacks, so it sounded to me like he's getting out of even the publishing business.

He didn't seem that bad at publishing, looking at how Fez did. His infamous internet interactions seemed mostly inconsequential to his business.