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Hello there! Some of you may be familiar with such posts: indie devs requesting/asking/begging/screeching for those of you who have already played their game review it on Steam to help it with discoverability. Well, this is one of those posts! We're actually not lacking reviews p
Born Punk is a brand new cyberpunk point and click adventure from developer Insert Disk 22. It just released on Steam on June 18th and now a Native Linux version is also available. Read the full article here:
Updated achievements for the Linux/Mac builds.
Updated achievements for the Linux/Mac builds.
Dear Bornholmeans, and Bornholmeans to be! I'm happy to announce that we were able to finish our Linux and macOS versions ahead of time; they are now available to be downloaded. This is another great milestone to get Born Punk out to people who have chosen to stay outside the Win
That's it. That's the news. Hope you will enjoy, dear Linux nerds and geeks! Please don't hesitate to contact [email protected] if there's any problems.
That's it. That's the news. Hope you enjoy, my dear Apple gamers! Please don't hesitate to contact [email protected] if there's any problems.
- fixed a situation in which Eevi could become stuck outside the bar maintenance room entry - moved some records where they belong in the S Hop vault The player-hacking crow is still on vacation.
- stopped Mariposa from pretending to be the quarantined crow on the Ragnarocks roof - added hotspot indicator for spray can in Flash's apartment - stopped Glashuset android receptionist from annoying everyone with her loud calculations
- drone in Flash's first scene now responds to inventory items - added a fail-safe to be able to advance on vital Waffallafia dialog - made Eevi's dialog scroll indicators brighter - fixed a few voice lines - fixed 'Corporate Assault Teams' lore entry to display correctly (or rat
Hello, everyone! Today is a day of celebration at Insert Disk 22. After three and a half years, a Kickstarter campaign, applying for arts grants, developing through good times and bad times (globally bad times, that is), and finally trying to shout our name from the rooftops as l