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Steam News23 July 202623d ago

Dev Log #17 — Did That Character Seriously Just Say That?!

The characters in Where Are You? are supposed to always say the same thing. And they do. But every so often, I forget who says what. So they end up surprising me anyway.

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changedFor example: up until now, the pilot in Chapter 1 said, in a rather childlike way, "Let's fly." That line burned itself into my memory so thoroughly that I now wait for it during every single playthrough. In vain. I changed it after the last round of playtest feedback.
addedUntil then — don't forget to add Where Are You? to your wishlist.

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changedFor example: up until now, the pilot in Chapter 1 said, in a rather childlike way, "Let's fly." That line burned itself into my memory so thoroughly that I now wait for it during every single playthrough. In vain. I changed it after the last round of playtest feedback.
addedUntil then — don't forget to add Where Are You? to your wishlist.

The characters in Where Are You? are supposed to always say the same thing. And they do. But every so often, I forget who says what. So they end up surprising me anyway.

For example: up until now, the pilot in Chapter 1 said, in a rather childlike way, "Let's fly." That line burned itself into my memory so thoroughly that I now wait for it during every single playthrough. In vain. I changed it after the last round of playtest feedback.

In another spot, Alice's mother used to re-check the same homework every single conversation, then hand out the exact same chores around the house all over again. Now she just reminds Alice about her tasks instead. Honestly, I kind of miss the mom who couldn't remember what she'd done 30 seconds earlier.

But with every change, Where Are You? gets a little more polished.

I can't wait to hear your feedback once it releases on August 4th.

Until then — don't forget to add Where Are You? to your wishlist.

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Steam News / 23 July 2026

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