SAN FRANCISCO - May 22, 2013 - From games industry legend Scott Foe, Big Head Mode announces the debut of Douche Defender, a fun game that helps women to identify real-world pickup artists, free-to-play for iPhone and iPad in the Apple App Store.

“I’m always trying to bring something new, something that people have never seen before, something from the way-way out-there machine, and we have definitely achieved that uniqueness with Douche Defender,” said Foe. “There is a huge subculture of seduction lurking out there on the internet and this is both the first game that I have designed with female players as the targets and the first game that I have designed with real-world implications outside of the game, and so I am very excited to see how Douche Defender is received.”

Foe, a fifteen-year gaming veteran who previously directed Game-of-the-Year winning Pocket Kingdom, the world’s first massively multiplayer mobile game, and Interactive Achievement Award-nominated Reset Generation, which Pocket Gamer called one of the most-important handheld games of all-time and one of the first social games, is a co-founder and the Chief Creative Officer at Big Head Mode.

“We at Big Head Mode are ecstatic to bring both you and your friends to life in the world of Douche Defender,” said Titpatat Chennavasin, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Big Head Mode. “By leveraging our proprietary Big Head Graph technology, we have made an experience that is already truly unique also deeply personal. When you see your friends come to digitized life as in-game characters, hitting on you in Douche Defender, you are sure to smile.”

Douche Defender in the iTunes Store: http://bit.ly/15alShq

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About Big Head Mode: Big Head Mode, Inc. is a San Francisco-based startup games studio which specializes in the creation of deeply personalized gaming entertainment that stars you and your friends. With games utilizing the proprietary Big Head Graph technology, no longer are players mowing down generic opponents and rescuing random princesses: The zombies are your co-workers and the love interest is your spouse! Previously, Big Head Mode released PuppetFace: Harlem Shake vs. Gangnam Style Edition, a game that allows you to turn your friends into puppets and post videos of them doing wild dance routines.

About Scott Foe: Called “The Quentin Tarantino of Videogames” by The Escapist and “One of Eight Talents That Will Change the Face of the Games Industry” by EDGE Magazine, Scott Foe is a fifteen-year veteran of the games industry, beginning his career at Sega as a member of the team that developed and launched the Sega Dreamcast.