Earlier this week, Chasm, the years-in-development action-adventure platformer inspired by games like Super Castlevania IV, finally got a release window of summer 2018. Below got similar news last month when its developers announced that the long-awaited roguelike would be out before the end of the year.
It's been a long road for both games, but one their designers say was worth taking.
It’s been nearly a decade since designer Chris Hecker announced the subterfuge multiplayer game SpyParty, and it’s been even longer since he first started working on it. In just a week, short of a meteor strike or other cataclysm, SpyParty will finally hit Steam.
Not just one old person. A few of them. Not just one shade of brown person but lighter and darker tones. Not just able-bodied people. People in wheelchairs too.
Video: We're big fans of the long-in-development two-player game SpyParty, but we've never been able to show you a trailer, because there hasn't been a trailer. Now there is. Enjoy. And/or go play the in-development game now for $US15. No release date for the finished thing yet.
