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We told you that we were launching closed playtests for one of our projects. And it was amazing — many of you actually joined and signed up. Then you played the game: some of you wrote incredibly detailed feedback, while others recorded full playthroughs.
Right now we’re analyzing everything you recorded. After that we’ll release a patch, invite the previous testers back, and bring in new players as well. So if you think the playtest train has already left the station — it hasn’t!

Second, we’re deep into developing SuperWEIRD and actively playtesting it in the browser. And oh boy — you’ve sent us a lot of comments and feedback. We’re carefully digging through all of it now.
Quick question: can you tell what these things do just by looking at them? Let us know in the comments!
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