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Bob notices once more that sometimes people think too much alike.

Note 1: Anyone in the game industry (and probably on any other industry where creativity is important) has already noticed how common is to have the same idea that someone else across the world just happened to have a while earlier...

This one is for all those who ever felt like Bob is feeling right now.

Note 2: It's still June 12th here in Brazil, 8 pm precisely. So you may expect another one today, because this one was yesterday's strip.

Paul demonstrates his deep understanding about coding.

So we're back! I guess I owe my readers a bunch of explanations... I just got a position on another company and had to move from the city I lived to a really bigger one and everything in my life has been kinda upside-down lately.

Now, it seems things set down and I'll be able to publish my strips agains. To those loyal souls - about 30 or 40 people - who kept visiting this place even when nothing was being posted for so long, my sincere thank you.

Last, but not least (OUCH! Cliché!), this one is pretty weak, but its pretty personal, so I chose it to mark my return...

Bob get those shivers down the spine that anticipate huge catastrophes.

Here we see the team's most intimate desires.

Suzy, the secretary, welcomes Standard Game Studio team after an athletic weekend. Proof that geeks are not made for sports.

Traffic jam at the coffee machine is one of the lesser problems at the night that precedes a deadline...

A friendly talk by the watercooler.

Paul teaches Bob a little lesson about priorities.

Bob creates a new "Suggestion Policy" for the studio.

A little bit of sincerity between Bob and Paul, the producer.