Feist Progress Update & Steam Announcement

2014 is approaching its end and it has been a quiet year for Feist. Quiet, but not idle, as we’ve been working on Feist continually. The content and features have since been locked down and we’re currently working on the last parts of the levels and the narrative arc of the game.

We’re happy we are nearing completion of the levels but it’s still a bit too early to talk about a concrete timeline for Feist’s release. There’s a lot of testing and fine-tuning ahead of us and we anticipate that we’ll need to adapt and change some parts in response to the testing feedback we’ll get. We’re also working on some neglected visual aspects so that we’ll be able to update our screenshots and footage.

What we’re happy to announce right now is that Feist will be available on Steam. We’ve been in contact with Valve and they swiftly invited us to Steamworks and the necessary paperwork has already been completed. We’re aiming to release Feist on online stores besides Steam but don’t have any details to announce yet.

Working on the levels, we decided we didn’t want to pad out them game by repeating different elements in too many configurations. Instead, we tried to keep the levels compact and varied. We expect a play time of about two hours for experienced players and hope that the density encourages people to actually finish the game.

Many of you who have been sticking with us have probably become frustrated by the ongoing wait. There have been many times we ourselves have been frustrated with our pace of progression but we don’t want to cut any corners and with just the two of us most things take much longer than anticipated. We’d like to thank all of you who’re still looking forward to Feist and hope to make the wait worth the while.

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7 Responses to “Feist Progress Update & Steam Announcement”

  1. shad says:

    Great to hear that !

  2. Gerd says:

    Leute, ich warte nun schon seit Jahren und freue mich riesig auf euer Game. Bloß nicht aufgeben!!!!

  3. iqzulk says:

    That water looks bloody sweet!

    What are the expected/minimal system requirements, by the way (no, seriously, without “it will run on a toaster”)? Or is it too early to talk about that as well

  4. Emma says:

    Thank you for all your hard work!
    Support!

  5. marc says:

    Nice! good luck finishing things up. Hope to play this in 2015.

  6. David Bandel says:

    I’m pretty excited.

    This game has been in development for over 5 years. And 5 years ago they had a trailer up that looked pretty damn nice.

    So I’m expecting this to be one of the most incredible indie titles ever made 🙂

  7. Volker says:

    Heard about this game years ago and just wanted to check if it’s still alive.

    It’s really great to see that you are still working on this! Can’t wait to play!

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