
It’s finally here – the Steam Game Festival has arrived, which means our RoboCo demo is now LIVE!
For the first time ever, RoboCo is playable by just about anyone on planet Earth (with a Steam account, of course). This free, limited-time demo includes access to one challenge level (“Deliver a sandwich”), our expansive warehouse sandbox environment, as well as access to our full library of robot parts and cosmetics. Don’t wait to play – our RoboCo Steam Game Festival demo is playable only throughout the duration of the festival which wraps up Monday, June 22nd.
But that’s not all – as part of the Steam Game Festival…festivities, we’ve cooked up a few bonus opportunities to engage with the game, our community, and our dev team. Here’s a look at what’s coming this week:
We’re also celebrating the launch of our Steam Game Festival demo with a shiny new trailer…check it out:
As you likely noticed at the end of the trailer, RoboCo is now coming to Steam Early Access in 2021, rather than this year as previously announced. Please note, this delay affects only our Steam Early Access release timeline – we’re still participating in this week’s Steam Game Festival (woot!) and also plan on hosting our closed alpha later this year (double woot!) We realize this news will be a bummer to many of you, but please know that this extra time will allow us to better realize our vision for RoboCo. As a team, our #1 goal is for RoboCo to be the BEST robot building sandbox game on Steam – and we hope the final game is worth the wait!
And that’s all, folks! Before we go, we wanted to extend a huge thank you to all of our fans, followers, and friends for your continued support of the game – without each and every one of you, we truly wouldn’t be where we are with RoboCo today. So get out there, start building robots, and enjoy the free demo!
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