The era of "simulator" games continues, as Skyhook Games has announced Lawn Mowing Simulator 2--and there is a key change to be aware of right away.Self-publishingAfter Skyhook worked with Curve Games on the successful original game, Skyhook and Curve have parted ways for the sequel. Skyhook will self-publish Lawn Mowing Simulator 2, which means the developer itself takes all the risk--"which is scary"--but also gets "complete ownership of the project and control over the direction we take.""We're sure that many of you will have a sense that the video games industry is in a tough spot right now, and you're not wrong. There are a lot of games being cancelled and jobs being lost--and in some ways that makes our decision to self-publish even more terrifying," the developer said.Continue Reading at GameSpot