Hi folks.
Today we bring you another devlog, this time with an interesting story from the life of a developer. We're going to tell you about one of the most unique locations in Booze Masters: Freezing Moonshine, which is a crackling, freezing motel deep in the woods, in the middle of nowhere. Knocked-out residents, a talking snowman and snow served for dinner (let's hope it's not yellow) are just some of what you'll encounter during the worst holiday of your life.
From a witness's diary
You may be wondering where the name of the motel "La Sorpresa" comes from. Well, it is quite a funny story. Let's start from the beginning. A long, long time ago, when the Cugowski Brothers gave their concert of a lifetime near Grojec and the return buses had already stopped running, the whole idea was born.
Considering the options for getting home, one of the developers said he wouldn't pay too much for a taxi or walk 11 kilometers. Then it appeared on the horizon. A real pizzeria serving the best pizza with pineapple, peach, banana and olives. But how was it going to solve his problem? Well, normally he ordered a pizza to take home. With himself. And that's how the whole idea of the name of the motel in Booze Masters was born out of a feeling for the place. Something beautiful, something amazing.
So when you visit the frosty La Sorpresa Motel, remember that behind the name lies the history and flavor of those unforgettable moments. You may not get pizza there, but you will get drinks to warm the heart.
The punchline? Evenings can be difficult, but in moments of crisis, you can always count on 'La Sorpresa', both the real one and the one in our game. Coming soon, in the demo, 9 October.
Don't forget to follow us on social media, where we'll keep you up to date with news about the game and the upcoming demo release. Thank you for being with us and supporting our production. Without you, our game would not be the same experience. Join our Discord and add Booze Masters: Freezing Moonshine to your wishlist.
Stay warm and see you soon.
