Now it's Nimblebit's turn to be called out The opening to the response to Nimblebit's response by "drumcowski." As reported Wednesday, the three-person team that comprises iOS developer Nimblebit decided to call out the much larger and powerful game maker Zynga. Their beef was how "Dream Heights," the latest from the casual gaming power, was similar to their own game, "Tiny Towers." Yet not everyone was in the little guy's corner. Because "Tiny Tower" isn't exactly original either, as many have noted in the comments sections of numerous articles that have been written about Nimblebit's open letter, including our own; it bears a close resemblance to "Sim Tower" by Maxis. (We've reached out to Zynga for comment and not heard back; done the same with Nimblebit, same situation. We'll update the post if that changes.) A user on Reddit, who goes by "drumcowski," also points out another title that seems to have an even closer similarity to "Tiny Tower," a Flash game called "Corporation Inc." In the following tongue-in-cheek response, similar to Nimblebit's, further comparisons are made: The full response to Nimblebit's response by "drumcowski." Perhaps the harshest part of the letter would have to be: "In fact, "Corporation Inc.," Zynga's "Dream Heights" and your "Tiny Tower" are all quite similar to Sim Tower, which Corporation Inc. credits in their flash game. I don't own your game. So I don't know if you give credit to anyone for your "inspiration," but I certainly hope you did (especially since you're upset with Zynga for being overly "inspired" by you) " The author goes on to point out that such curious similarities between games are common in the app marketplace. Among the best example: "Angry Birds," unquestionably the most popular mobile game today, and which strikes an uncanny resemblance to "Crush the Castle," another Flash game that clearly established a framework that others capitalized on, and which got nothing in return. So, while Nimblebit has reason to be frustrated, maybe it's overreaching to play the part of the victim.