Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, from Michel Gagné, just looks lovely

That's the coolest umbrella game I've ever seen in my life.

If this game were an ointment, liniment or cream, I would have no reservations about thoroughly slathering my nethers in it.

Meeting Michel Gagné at Comic Con 06 was one of the highlights of the show for me. I'd never seen his work or heard of him before, but I was instantly impressed by his diversity of styles. I bought Odd Numbers and he signed it with a lovely sketch. Still owe him a dollar, as I was short on cash and he let me buy it for a buck off about 15 minutes before the show ended.

Anyway, this looks beautiful, and I am excited.

<3 Dimmu Borgir (the music).

Looks quite interesting.

I'm likin the style of it all.

When did Jack Skellington get a spaceship? A beautifully rendered awesome spaceship?

Wait. Didn't Dtoid hire you SPECIFICALLY for witty praise Eliza? I thought you and Florian secreted the stuff out of moist, protuberant jellysacks that swung lazily from your chins. What happened? Run out of juice?

As for the praise the really really simple, red on black, biotech fusion reminds me a lot of the city and robot design from Samurai Jack. The creatures seem to be made out of sludgy shadows that flop fake heel over head on slick psudopods.

Or I could just say "LOL DEFENDER". That works too.

OMG I love samurai jack. lol. not.

Game looks fantastic. Can't wait.

Michel Gagné was born in Québec, Canada. As a young man, he studied animation at Sheridan College School of Visual Arts in Ontario, Canada.

^^^ From his BIO, I just typed his name into google and bam, hey, he's not from france. So I guess that france tag in this post is there for.....um....hey Penny Arcade! Who needs to check any facts on a blog! Look, COSPLAY! Better get back to the counter at EB, no time to make teh blogz111.

bluemeep, I'd rub that shit on my nethers even if it weren't an ointment.