Saving the store requires repayment to the tune of $97,000. The game stars Ali, a mischievous though good-hearted teenager who discovers her mom’s video store (which also serves as their home) is in danger of being foreclosed by dubious loan sharks. That thing is weirdly entertaining to make. That's a compliment in case you're a young 'un. The game launches today, and I've found the game's first few chapters to be as enjoyable as drawing that cool "S" symbol over and over again.
The Big Con transports players back to the ‘90s when video rental stores dotted the land, tacky bright colors were in like Flynn, and you could unironically describe something as “radical” and be considered, well, pretty rad.
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