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She Tried To Make Good Video Games For Girls, Whatever That Meant Matt Gilgenbach is the kind of forward thinker who makes a video game to propose to his girlfriend, fakes his way onto an MTV reality show (or so he told me), and creates a video game like Retro/Grade that is played entirely in reverse.
Independent Games Festival finalist Retro/Grade is coming to the PlayStation 3, as a downloadable PlayStation Network title. It may be the best looking side-scrolling shoot ‘em up played in reverse that we’ve ever seen.
Rick Rocket just saved the universe, and now he has to do it all over again… in reverse. This is Retro/Grade, coming to the PlayStation Network from developer 24 Caret Games.
