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Chris Remo
Chris Remo is an American video game designer, composer, writer, and former journalist. As a journalist, he contributed to the original Idle Thumbs website and later co-founded its flagship podcast in 2008. He also wrote for Shacknews and was the Editor at Large for Gamasutra until 2010. He composed the music for ''Thirty Flights of Loving'', ''Gone Home'', and ''Spacebase DF-9''. He co-wrote ''The Cave'' with Ron Gilbert. He was formerly the community manager for Double Fine Productions. In early 2014, he left Double Fine to join his Idle Thumb co-stars, Jake Rodkin and Sean Vanaman, at Campo Santo.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=https://www.idlethumbs.net/idlethumbs/episodes/gimme-some-more )〕
==Career==
Chris Remo began his career as a video game journalist, writing for Adventure Gamers. He co-founded Idle Thumbs, a video game culture website, with colleagues from Adventure Gamers and The International House of Mojo in 2004.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Chris Remo Author Biography )〕 As a professional journalist, he was Editor in Chief of Shacknews and later Gamasutra, becoming Editor at Large.〔 After Idle Thumbs went dark in 2007, Remo revived it as a podcast in late 2008 with other Thumbs writers Nick Breckon (then of Shacknews) and Jake Rodkin (then of Telltale Games). While podcasting for Idle Thumbs, he composed and performed "Space Asshole", a satirical song about the sociopathic protagonist of ''Red Faction: Guerrilla'', which went viral. He left his position at Gamasutra in 2010 to work as community manager for Boston-based Irrational Games, ending the first run of the Idle Thumbs podcast at the same time. The show's then-final episode was recorded live at the 2010 Penny Arcade Expo.
In early 2012, Remo returned to San Francisco to start a crowdfunded campaign on Kickstarter to revive the Idle Thumbs podcast with current co-hosts Rodkin and Sean Vanaman. As part of the Kickstarter campaign, Remo composed the soundtrack for Blendo Games' ''Thirty Flights of Loving'', a video game that would be released to backers of the campaign. He also took a job as community manager for Double Fine Productions. In addition to this job, he has also composed for ''Spacebase DF-9'', an Amnesia Fortnight project, and co-wrote ''The Cave'' with Ron Gilbert. Outside of Double Fine, Remo composed the soundtrack to ''Gone Home'', a game by former Idle Thumbs co-host Steve Gaynor.
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