Hey, dope fiends. Today we are removing The Dope Game from Humble Store due to their acquisition by IGN. Humble has been cool to us and done good work so it kind of sucks to part ways but there are many concerns due to this buy-out, chief among them is a reviewer owning a storefront.
It surely won’t hurt their bottom line any but we didn’t feel comfortable giving a portion of our sales to IGN by way of Humble. We hope it works out for Humble and IGN stays hands off but time will tell.
In the meantime, the only places to snag our games will be Steam and Itch.io… and like a few smaller places.
Hey, anonymous alcoholics. The Steam store page for Into Oblivion is finally live as we get the last of the beta stuff ironed out. The game should be out this month but, to prevent missing it, we aren’t giving an exact date just yet.
The community section is also now live for those of you who have beta access to report bugs or provide suggestions. If you don’t have beta access, you can get it by pre-purchasing the game over at Itch.io!
If you want to check out the game’s screenshots, trailers, and such, check out the store page.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/618990/
More soon!
Hey, dope fiends! We’re updating the game with some minor but requested changes for your gaming pleasure. Also, if you have played the game longer than two hours, you can get a coupon for a free version of the brand new version of the game on Android!
Here is the change log to show you what’s up with the what’s up:
- Added: max button to loan interface
- Added: max button to hospital interface
- Changed: HUD images
- Changed: HUD text now better outlined
- Fixed: missing “last paid” on Stashware when buying something
- Fixed: double-click glitch on bus map
Hey, dope fiends! For your mobile enjoyment (you fucking savage) we are updating the game with the following stuff:
- Added max pay to loan interface
- Added max heal to hospital interface
- Changed lab stash interface for better touch support (probably)
- Fixed Shady Merchant’s interface
- Fixed profit / history sign to show correct change
- Fixed double-tap glitch
- Fixed weird glitch in combat HUD
Hey there! That’s right! Today we are discontinuing the Android version of One Way To Die. Why? Because mobile development is a horrendous ordeal and Google Play Store is a labyrinthine nightmare. But mostly because mobile development sucks.
That being said, one of our least favorite games being taken of the mobile market, which we regard as a cesspool, isn’t a huge deal! Technically it’s a win-win for everyone involved!
