Developer posts and news about this game.
I invite those who have already played Creepy Support to participate in a collaborative effort: fill the Fandom Wiki with hypotheses about the inspiration for a particular story, news item, or article in the built-in reference guide. I've already filled in several references and
I was cleaning up my notes recently and stumbled across a bunch of ideas for Creepy Support that never made it into the final game. A music player that would stay on screen all the time, letting you choose which background tracks to listen to. It would even let you add your own M
Fixed a news bug related to the elevator story, which meant that in the English localization, the correct answer could only be guessed (in the original Russian text, everything was correct).
Just two weeks after release, the game has already collected 100 reviews (89% positive!) and a 10,000 wishlists . I'm shocked. This result is way beyond what I expected. O_O My immediate plans: • I'll continue to correct typos and fix bugs. • Two people have offered to help me wi
Typos strike back, but I keep fixing them!
- Fixed a few more typos - Fixed a bug with Steam nickname - improved filtering for characters not in the font - Added another hint to Afanasy's story
I don't know if anyone will believe me after this thread that the game's texts were actually proofread, and not just by me, and several times... In any case, the next patch with typo fixes is already here :) The only caveat is that the texts in the chat history are saved "as is,"
I continue to correct typos...
Minor typos in player reports have been corrected. Thank you very much, I'll continue to correct the text! :)
Added a dark theme Added a voiced intro (with English subtitles) Added audio transcripts Minor interface improvements (clickable link to infobot, etc.) Story and news texts updated to their final version Fixed OBS capture (some modal windows were broken during capture, although t
The game has reached closed beta testing! I'm currently finishing up the final voiceover, bug fixes, improving the interface based on feedback, and so on. So, barring any unforeseen circumstances, the release should be this summer! :-)
Balance the distribution of stories across game levels so that they make sense. You know, so there's no "door-knocking day," no "train day" (metro, commuter train, compartment—we've got it all!), no "internet-coming-out-of-the-wilderness day," and so on. Each level requires writi
Creepy Support is a one-man project. Initially, I planned to make this game in just a year and release it at the end of 2025, but as we can see, something went wrong... Nevertheless, there has been some progress, and it warms my heart: As of December 2025, I've written 21 of the
More than half of the stories are ready! But "half the stories" doesn't equal "half the content." Because after finishing the stories, I'll have to: Finish the internal wiki, which will contain both lore information and quest hints. Finish the in-game news, which serves the same
This is how the process of writing stories for the release version goes. The counter does not take into account the stories already written for the demo version. At the start, I thought that I would be able to write one story per evening, but in reality the speed turned out to be
Added the ability to switch between fullscreen, borderless and windowed modes Fixed the behavior of dropdown lists (the arrow was not clickable) Fixed several typos and translation errors
fixed translation of several phrases in the dialogue with the manager on day 8 when the message "user typing" appears, the dialogue now scrolls down stably fixed several more typos in the texts added 2 articles to the in-game manual and corrected several descriptions
- Fixed typos in the manual and stories - Fixed display of the manual in low resolutions (the text overlapped the scroll on the right, the text itself took up less space than the list of elements) - Fixed the behavior of the mouse cursor, which sometimes changed to a standard arr
If you are interested in where the idea for the game came from, why I use MonoGame or how the game has changed since the non-public prototype - you are welcome ;-) You can read about it (but only in Russian) on one of this sites: 1) Habr 2) DTF 3) Pikabu
My friends and more experienced fellow developers have convinced me that a modern game really needs English localization. The thing is, the current demo already contains almost 17,000 words — and that’s only about 15% of the planned final content! 😅 So for now, the English versi