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Re-re-post of one of my previous comments:

Read if you do not follow Squawks on Discord or Twitter, and are curious about the status of the game. (Updated information can be found at the end of this long message, in the last paragraph.)


"To everyone wondering, it appears as though the developer goes on extremely extended breaks from the internet. Their Twitter seems to suggest that they're active from February to May every year, and sporadic after that. The last post of 2019 was in September, and then they resumed February of 2020.

I do not believe the game has been forgotten, as it looks as though the developer is currently still writing story for the game. The best I could say would be that the developer simply needed to take a break from updating the game, for a year.

I plan to keep re-posting this comment, to ensure a copy of it stays near the top of the comments, to reduce the amount of 'Is the game dead?' commenters."


Update on that notice: The game has not been forgotten. An update is currently being worked on, but for the time being, all you are going to see are Weekly Progress Reports. Please, do not spam questions regarding whether or not the game will be available to the public; this will still be a public demo, even after updates come out again. The current update is scheduled for late October, but with as much as is being put into it, don't be surprised if it's delayed.

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Thanks for the (again) surprisingly accurate summary, Stagnant. I've been trying to keep on top of transparency and staying active via the weekly posts, but not everybody sees/reads them so it's understandable for some to have questions.

I will be updating the description soon to better reflect the current state of the game and make some answers clearer. ( ̄▽ ̄)

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It's all good. If you want me to stop posting this message, just mention so (Dm me on Discord, if you'd rather say so there, for whatever reason.) I understand that it's a large message to have cycling through your comments, even if I delete the old ones after I post a new one.

If you don't say anything, however, I think I'm going to keep occasionally posting them, up until the game description is changed. It's nothing against you, I just can't stand people that come across a dead-ish/slow-updating game, and just fill the comments with nothing but 'Is it being updated?' and 'Was the game dropped?', or the likes. (Perfect example, Forest of Love, by Carrot. That was a summary of 95% of comments, for around exactly 365 days, between the Demo and Act 1.)