This is Ana and me somewhere between Clutter V and Clutter VI. As you can see, I’m not Leon. Although a lot of Leon’s story uses facts from my own life, I didn’t once think about including my own face in the game (like some of the reviewers thought I did). There is an Ana, but she’s not that picture either. I called her Ana because of my Ana and Brazil, but that’s where the similarities end. That pic was taken about 8 years ago.
Joe is not Leon
Anyone who's played the original Clutter game knows a little bit about Joe. Joe is not Leon, but some of the details of Joe's life were worked into the story. Here are just some of the real facts of Joe's 65-Plus years of life.
Joe was born in a little town called Penacook N.H., a voting district of Concord N.H. but a separate town (population was about 3000 back then). Joe attended Immaculate Conception School until 6th grade and then attended Merrimack Valley High School. Joe decided to attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY. Joe graduated in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. Joe only took one computer course at RPI.Joe moved on to work at iWin creating the highly successful Mah Jong Quest I, II and III (and little game called Sproink). After leaving iWin at the end of 2009 to work on his own games he joined an Atlanta Slots/Gaming company beginning in 2011 and ending in 2013. Joe now devotes 100% of his time to Puzzles By Joe and The Clutter Series.
I don’t know how to submit this comment, so here goes. In Clutter Infinity: Joe’s Ultimate Quest in Box Quote Set II, Political 5, the quote from Ronald Reagan has a mistake in it. It has “society” and it should be “soviet” . That hung me up for a while. P.S. Love your Clutter series, I have them all.
Thanks. Definitely a mistake for sure. You are 100% correct. It should be “Soviet”.
Joe
I’ve really enjoyed Clutter Infinity, keep up the great work! 🙂
Thank you.
Hi Joe.
Thank you so much for the Clutter series. It has been fun playing them over the last few years. I hope you keep coming up with new ideas. I do not look forward to an end to the series. I love the stories. Black and white is my least favorite. It hurts my eyes after a while. I look forward to many more Clutter Games. Again thank you. Joy
Joe, I just wanted to take a moment to let you that I really enjoy playing the Clutter games. I find myself playing Clutter 2 over and over – especially the stockpile challenges. I try to beat my times without making mistakes. I do read your stories. It’s nice to get to know the game developer a bit. You also bring a smile to my face each time I play an HO game and find familiar game pieces. Ever think about doing a full Stockpile Challenge and Extreme Challenge Clutter with all new game pieces? I cannot get enough of them. Keep up the great work!
I love your games! Thank you for making them I get hours of fun from them. Unfortunately, I think another company took your game idea for themselves. Message me if you want.