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Mar. 28, 2024Extremely OK Games is still “making progress” on Earthblade
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In an ideal world, Extremely OK Games wanted to announce a firm release date for Earthblade around this time, “but it just isn’t in the cards,” Thorson writes. As disappointing as this news is, there is a silver lining: “The good news is that the game is not stagnant, we are still making progress and we’re still excited to work on it.”
“Kyle quickly approached us with big ideas, which can be scary for everyone involved. But it was clear that he’s not here to derail the project,” Thorson writes. “He’s identifying our vision and the problems preventing the game from living up to it and working with us to pinpoint solutions. Plus his fresh eyes have inspired all of us to see things anew,” the post continues.
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