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The Creators of Gone Home and Tacoma

Hi there! We're a small independent dev studio from Portland, OR. We make immersive story exploration games. Our first two titles are Gone Home and Tacoma, both of which are available on Steam now! Follow us for updates on our future titles :)

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The first entry in the FULLBRIGHT PRESENTS series has hit 1.0!

27 de novembro - Fullbright | 0 comentário(s)

They're out of Early Access, y'all...

Since the initial Early Access release, the first entry in the Fullbright Presents series of short, strange games now features a new intro and ending sequence, new notes to find and Achievements to achieve, plenty of bugfixes and performance improvements, new spooky scare moments, more usability and controller features, and... Commentary Mode?!

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3098700/Fullbright_Presents_TOILET_SPIDERS/

I'm excited to bring this weird game out of Early Access with the 1.0 Update. Here's the latest in Version 1.0:

Randomized Scripted Scare Moments: The spiders have escaped their toilets... Players have requested more life to the facility in between bathrooms, so as of v1.0, you may now encounter unexpected events during your playthrough. Keep your eyes peeled...
Along with the controller vibration that was added in the last update, there is now DualShock 4/DualSense controller light support on desktop! If you have a PlayStation controller handy, give it a go.
"Resource Peek" ability added! I got tired of having to pause the game to check my light bulb/flashbang count when entering a bathroom, so now you can hold R1/Tab at any time to "peek" at what you have in your pockets.
Super rare spider kill variant, by request (of a five-year-old.) Exactly one out of the 100 spiders present in the facility has now learned karate.
Commentary Mode! Like all Fullbright games, Toilet Spiders now has a dedicated Commentary Mode. Just toggle it on in the options and a selection of Commentary icons will appear throughout the facility. Activating them will give you a little insight into the inspirations for the game, how it was made, how it works under the hood, and other little bits and bobs! It was fun to make and I hope you'll enjoy learning a little bit more about where the game came from. I mean, Half-Life 2 just did it, why not us? Oh, and there's a new Achievement for finding all the Commentary nodes in one run as well.

From this point forward Toilet Spiders will be in maintenance mode-- so if you run into any major bugs, let me know in the Steam discussion forums. And if any new translation languages come in, I'll add those in an update as well! (If you'd like to do a translation into your language and be credited in the game, take a look in the Steam discussion forum for instructions.)

Alright, thank you Volunteers-- and good luck!

17 de outubro - Fullbright | 4 comentário(s)

It’s in Early Access for just $5.99— with a launch discount of 17% off, and an additional discount if you complete the Fullbright Collection bundle!

In the Summer issue of the Fullbright Newsletter[fullbright.createsend1.com] (which you should sign up for[confirmsubscription.com] if you haven’t!), I introduced the concept of Fullbright Presents: an ongoing series of small, strange, lo-fi games I'm producing as a solo developer, to be released into Steam Early Access as they roll off the production line. And now, just a few short months later, here it is! This isn't a super-rough alpha Early Access launch either, the game is actually a pretty polished version of itself. There's a little more in the way of features and content to add, balance to improve, and bugs you'll help me find that I'll need to fix, but really at its heart this is the game as it's intended to be played.

So, what is this game you might ask? Perhaps the real place to begin with that question is: what is a Fullbright game? With Gone Home and Tacoma, and even Minerva's Den, which is the proto-Fullbright game in many ways, these games at their core have been about humanity: the human side of the characters' experience, understanding who they are as people, what events in their lives shaped them, and in the end how their experiences might relate to our own lives, outside the game. Whether it's Charles Milton Porter's attempts to overcome immeasurable loss only to have to learn to accept and move on, Sam Greenbriar's struggles to reconcile her own identity with the expectations and prejudices of her peers and her family, or the crew of Lunar Transfer Station Tacoma banding together in the face of impossible odds and learning to rely on each other in spite of their many differences— these are games about people first, and through learning about them, perhaps we learn just a little bit about ourselves as well.

Anyway, the new game is called TOILET SPIDERS, enjoy!

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3098700/Fullbright_Presents_TOILET_SPIDERS/

You may be asking yourself: “What?”

And to you, my answer is:

Toilet. Spiders.

Truly excellent cover art and logo by Markus Bülow[thebuelow.com]

In brainstorming ideas for Fullbright Presents entries I've gone far afield, sketching up concepts for cinematic vignettes, digital travelogues, job simulators, single-room immersive sims, and yes, one darkly comedic, play-the-odds, randomization-based arachnid-centric non-combat survival horror game.

But Toilet Spiders didn't come strictly from my own imagination: my five-year-old daughter Juniper actually gave me the idea, when one day she speculated about what if a spider jumped out of the toilet and scared grandma— and of course my immediate response was, well I could make a video game out of that. Now the game is out, and if you're able to complete it, you'll see that Juniper gets the first line in the credits.

The idea for the game ended up aligning with a number of other conceptual items I'd been wanting to play with: a game set in an abandoned research facility, a straight-up horror game, a game about managing your resources and tilting the odds inspired by the brilliant Buckshot Roulette. And so, for better or worse, TOILET SPIDERS was born.

"What PSYCHO did for showers…

What JAWS did for the ocean…

You’ll never look at a toilet the same way again!"

So, the game is now in its first Early Access version, meaning it's not fully feature- or content complete, and I'm looking to you for input on balance and tuning, bugfinding and general feedback on the state of the game as it approaches 1.0. If you take the time to play the game (and I'll be so grateful if you do,) feel free to post on the game's Steam forum with any feedback you may have! All input will be considered, and will make a huge difference to future versions of the game.

I do hope you'll check out Fullbright Presents TOILET SPIDERS; if you dig it, please leave a Steam review, it's the best way to get more folks onboard!

Thanks for playing, enjoy (?) your time in my lo-fi hell world of giant spiders jumping out of toilets onto your face— and good luck!

-steve[stevegaynor.com]