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GDC Day of the Devs: Back Off Me Booty

Yo-ho-ho, a pirate’s life for senior writer David Lumb. He took on “Back Off Me Booty”, an indie game developed by students at the University of Utah where you use a giant teeter-totter to control pirate cannons. Would you take to these high seas (and saws?) #dayofthedevs #pirates #indiegames #videogames #gdc2025 Subscribe to CNET on…

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Yo-ho-ho, a pirate’s life for senior writer David Lumb. He took on “Back Off Me Booty”, an indie game developed by students at the University of Utah where you use a giant teeter-totter to control pirate cannons. Would you take to these high seas (and saws?) #dayofthedevs #pirates #indiegames #videogames #gdc2025

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