We were somewhat angry the day the game was released and we were able to sit down and examine exactly what they had done, but the anger quickly faded and was replaced by disappointment that a company as large as Zynga was putting talented developers to work on cloning the work of their peers.
"We were not caught by surprise when Zynga's clone of Tiny Tower "Dream Heights" came out.What we were taken aback by was how thoroughly Zynga had copied the mechanics of our game, right down to small trivial details that had no effect on the functionality of the game, but got caught up in Zynga's blanket duplication process.
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