I actually prefer Talos Principle over Serious Sam tbh

Maybe because I'm pretentious git who unironically enjoy philosophy, or maybe I haven't given a fair shot at the Serious Sam series

The game is yet to host a Steam page (Probably after I got a driver license), but I have made several assets for preparing for the future, and a branding at IndieDB/Itch.io too.

Well, that idea encourages people to purchase a game without knowing anything little other than marketing materials. Many think isn't a healthy relationship w/ buyer and seller.
And since most games are digital nowadays, there isn't much sense doing pre-ordering, since they aren't going to sell out.

Well, I can speak Japanese because, well, I'm Japanese, so I can help clean up the grammar mistakes and formatting issues, too.

Also, I'd like it if not just an A button, but the Xbox Controller's menu button (三) launches the ball as well. I was a little bit confused at first.

Other than that, the Steam Store page in Japanese felt uncanny, and not bug report, the game worked with Proton on my Arch Linux setup.

I tried the demo, and while the pinball game genre isn't my cup of tea, I enjoyed the Demo!
I particularly liked the moment when the tree fell. very dynamic effect, and the moment of the jackpot.

Although I had some issues, when ball got stuck and never came back. suicide button would be nice.

Bold of you to assume that you get enough attention to be asked "next update when?" in the first place...

Or, maybe it's just my way of marketing is rubbish.

Me too!

Slightly behind others to post this in terms of time, but I finally managed to put together my game's demo after 3 years of hard work!

bsky.app/profile/drui...

ItchIOからダウンロード可能です！
deadruins.itch.io/the-crystall...

Itchio link:
deadruins.itch.io/the-crystall...

A Week late to the party, but (hopefully) I'm going to release the demo next week.
bsky.app/profile/drui...

I had to run around internet to find this.

"Rules and Guidelines - What you shouldn’t publish on Steam:"

partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettings...