Can we stop calling them "friendslop" games? There has to be a better name out there for a popular growing multiplayer genre (many with legitimately fascinating mechanics) that doesn't sound so insulting.
While it would be interesting, the possibility of facing legal issues a second time with Slenderman makes me hesitant.
(However, if they needed someone to write the music, I'd be down.)
If and when Gameoverse gets turned into a full series, I'd love to be involved in a horror game episode in some way (does not have to involve Slenderman, lol) @RubberRoss@egoraptor@glitch_prod
For anyone that comes by because of this, I only recently released a new scary game on Steam, “The Deep Library,” a month ago. (It could use some exposure, I’m not that great at promoting it.)
@YTNateDog I appreciate it. Part of me is wondering if it’ll end up having to be all word-of-mouth, like Slender was. But I can’t rely on something like that happening twice.
I’ve been trying to promote “The Deep Library” more before next week’s release, but I’m having trouble getting any eyes on it. Even sending out keys to streamers hasn’t resulted in a single one being redeemed. I’m not sure what else I could do.
I've uploaded a fix for The Deep Library's trailer (I didn't realize I had accidentally uploaded a lower-quality 24fps version instead of the 60 fps one). The reuploaded trailer can be found here: https://t.co/aA3KJP2Nzo
Early Access of "The Deep Library" is 25% off during the Steam Spring Sale, or give the free demo a try and wishlist it for the full release coming soon! https://t.co/QX4Ewfji9O
Actually, upon further reflection, the story could be translated as well, but I don't know how well it would translate into other languages. Also, the weird font I chose for the game required a lot of special alignment that couldn't just be swapped out if I needed special fonts.