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addedComments and criticism go a long way to help games develop & grow. Whether it's bug reporting, balancing recommendations or brand-new features & game mechanic recommendations, the community's voice is always powerful in helping steer development. Throughout our over one-and-a-half-year Early Access development timeline, our community have supported us by spending time sharing their suggestions and feedback which have continuously helped improve the game, and we are forever grateful for that! However, every now and then, a message or two comes our way that doesn't give us much to work on, but rather, a good laugh. To celebrate the release date announcement of Die After Sunset, we've curated some of our favourite not-so-nice messages (with a good call out to some of the nice ones too)! Regardless of the context feedback has come from, the Die After Sunset team appreciates the community for putting their thoughts out there and helping make Die After Sunset a better game. As an indie studio, community feedback is and always will be vital in making games!
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addedComments and criticism go a long way to help games develop & grow. Whether it's bug reporting, balancing recommendations or brand-new features & game mechanic recommendations, the community's voice is always powerful in helping steer development. Throughout our over one-and-a-half-year Early Access development timeline, our community have supported us by spending time sharing their suggestions and feedback which have continuously helped improve the game, and we are forever grateful for that! However, every now and then, a message or two comes our way that doesn't give us much to work on, but rather, a good laugh. To celebrate the release date announcement of Die After Sunset, we've curated some of our favourite not-so-nice messages (with a good call out to some of the nice ones too)! Regardless of the context feedback has come from, the Die After Sunset team appreciates the community for putting their thoughts out there and helping make Die After Sunset a better game. As an indie studio, community feedback is and always will be vital in making games!
We're very happy to announce that Die After Sunset is launching out of Early Access on the 17th of August!
We'd like to thank everyone in this specific community who have spent their time giving constructive feedback and helping Die After Sunset become a better game while we push through Early Access.
Comments and criticism go a long way to help games develop & grow. Whether it's bug reporting, balancing recommendations or brand-new features & game mechanic recommendations, the community's voice is always powerful in helping steer development. Throughout our over one-and-a-half-year Early Access development timeline, our community have supported us by spending time sharing their suggestions and feedback which have continuously helped improve the game, and we are forever grateful for that! However, every now and then, a message or two comes our way that doesn't give us much to work on, but rather, a good laugh. To celebrate the release date announcement of Die After Sunset, we've curated some of our favourite not-so-nice messages (with a good call out to some of the nice ones too)! Regardless of the context feedback has come from, the Die After Sunset team appreciates the community for putting their thoughts out there and helping make Die After Sunset a better game. As an indie studio, community feedback is and always will be vital in making games!
