after production efforts fell through, he re-teamed with Trilobyte to develop the title as a game. Due to Trilobyte's difficulties, Wheeler and Rob Landeros founded their own company, Aftermath Media to complete the project. The game saw limited success in North America, where it was primarily released as a DVD-Video title, but was more successful in Europe, particularly in Germany where it was accompanied by an extensive marketing campaign. However, Wheeler stated that royalties for the German release were to be paid to Trilobyte, which by the time of release was defunct. Landeros has stated that they never recouped the production budget. The 2012 iOS release was censored to comply with Apple's App Store guidelines. Reception In his book All Your Base Are Belong to Us, Harold Goldberg criticized Tender Loving Care as being the "wrong direction to take" with Trilobyte. References External links 1998 films 1998 video games 1990s psychological thriller films DVD interactive technology Windows games IOS games Video games developed in the United States Single-player video games Full motion video based games Interactive movie video games Adventure games Puzzle video games LGBT-related video games ScummVM-supported games Video games set in Oregon Video games set in the United States Video games set in the 1990s Video games with alternate endings 1990s English-language films