‘Angry Kwames’ game poking fun at ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick offers free use – if creator gets a job
DETROIT, MI – The creator of a game called “Angry Kwames,” poking fun at ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, offers a deal to fans of the mobile app available for $1.99 on Android phones.
If the creator gets a job, the “Angry Kwames” game will be offered to all players free of charge.
The creator of a game that pokes fun at ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has a deal for fans of the game.
Photo courtesy of Angry Kwames
DETROIT, MI – The creator of a game called “Angry Kwames,” poking fun at ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, offers a deal to fans of the mobile app available for $1.99 on Android phones.
If the creator gets a job, the “Angry Kwames” game will be offered to all players free of charge.
A person who claims to be the “sole creator” of the game emailed me Monday morning and sent me a link mentioning the deal. It was posted on the game’s Facebook page.
I’m trying to get in touch with the person and confirm his/her identity.
The post:
FREE Angry Kwames!!
The “sole”
creator of Angry Kwames is unemployed and needs a job. Please help me
find a job in the metro Detroit area and Angry Kwames will be FREE to
all! I have quite a few talents. I can create apps, 2D and 3D animations
as well as other digital content.
I can also flip a burger like
nobody’s business. Bottom line. Help me find a job and Angry Kwames goes
FREE! As an added bonus for helping me, Angry Kwames will also be FREE
when I bring it to Apple.
Please email all employment opportunities to
313GamesInfo@gmail.com.
Monday marked Day 15 of jury deliberations in Kilpatrick’s federal corruption trial. Kilpatrick faces 30 counts; his father Bernard Kilpatrick faces 4 and friend Bobby Ferguson faces 11.
Three of the counts against Kwame Kilpatrick, if convicted, are punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
A sign promoting the game can be seen in downtown
Detroit at Lafayette and Rivard, just a couple blocks east of Greektown
Casino and about a mile from the courthouse where jury deliberations are being held.
You can watch a commercial for the video game in the player below. Let us know what you think about the Kilpatrick trial and the game in our comments section.












